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Looking to rent office space near The Hague Central Station? Around the largest terminus station in the Netherlands you find ministries, office towers and business centers, with the Beatrixkwartier around the corner. Train, metro, RandstadRail, tram and bus all stop at the station.
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The Hague Central Station is the largest terminus station in the Netherlands, with twelve tracks, and sits right next to the old city center. Around the station you find ministries, office towers and new mixed-use complexes. You choose an office here when train, tram and RandstadRail matter more to you and your visitors than a parking space at the door.
Around The Hague Central Station you rent office space in large office buildings, in a building above the station or in a business center. The national government is the biggest neighbor:
The House of Representatives (Tweede Kamer) is also temporarily on the Bezuidenhoutseweg: during the Binnenhof renovation it meets at number 67, in the old Foreign Affairs building.
The Beatrixkwartier is a modern office district in Bezuidenhout, close to The Hague Central Station. Its central axis is the Prinses Beatrixlaan. RandstadRail lines 3 and 4 stop at the Beatrixkwartier stop. The Beatrixkwartier belongs to the Haagse Hout district. Looking for more greenery and quiet, further from the tracks? Then look at Benoordenhout in the same district.
| Type of office space | Where | Suitable for |
|---|---|---|
| Desk in a business center by the station | Koningin Julianaplein | Freelancers and small teams who often travel by train |
| Office floor in an office building | Around the Rijnstraat and above the station | Organizations that want to be close to the national government |
| Office space in an office district | Beatrixkwartier, along the Prinses Beatrixlaan | Larger teams looking for a floor of their own |
The Hague Central Station is one of the three intercity stations of the Central Innovation District (CID), together with Laan van NOI and Hollands Spoor. The CID covers 2.5 square kilometers next to the old city center. Up to 2040, the municipality plans 20,500 additional homes and 640,000 square meters of new offices here. Those plans also include the planned Vlietlijn tram line, connecting the CID with the Binckhorst. For you as a tenant, that means a lot of new buildings, but also construction sites in the street in the coming years.
The Hague Central Station is a hub for train, metro, RandstadRail, tram and bus. After a major renovation, the renewed station officially opened on 1 February 2016. Intercity and Sprinter trains run from here towards Leiden and Amsterdam, towards Rotterdam and towards Gouda and Utrecht.
| Transport | Route or stop | Parking / note |
|---|---|---|
| Train | Intercity and Sprinter trains from twelve tracks | Largest terminus station in the Netherlands |
| Metro and RandstadRail | Metro line E to Rotterdam; RandstadRail 3, 4 and 34 from the elevated platform | Line E runs via a viaduct that opened in 2016 |
| Tram | Lines 2, 6, 9, 15, 16 and 17 | Street-level tram stop by the station |
| Bus | Bus station next to the station | City and regional buses |
| Car | A12 (Utrechtsebaan), exits Den Haag-Centrum and Bezuidenhout | Q-Park CS New Babylon (Prinses Irenestraat 1) and Q-Park Rijnstraat (Rijnstraat 8) |
| Bike | Underground bicycle parking beneath the Koningin Julianaplein | Opened in 2020; partly open during construction |
If your visitors come by car, point them to one of the garages in the table. If your clients are mainly in the inner city, the adjacent The Hague City Center is an alternative.
Looking for a desk on the Koningin Julianaplein or a floor in the Beatrixkwartier? This is how Deskfinder helps:
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In the area around The Hague Central Station you’ll find a varied range of office spaces, including traditional office spaces, business centers, flexible workspaces, and virtual offices.
Traditional office spaces are often located in modern office buildings and offer a professional, representative work environment. Business centers near the station are well equipped with facilities such as meeting rooms, reception services, and shared workspaces, making them attractive to companies that want to be operational quickly without major investments in office fit-out.
Flexible workspaces, such as coworking spaces, are also widely available and attract freelancers, startups, and smaller companies that need a dynamic and flexible work environment. Virtual offices are an option for companies that want a prestigious business address without renting physical office space. This variety of office options makes the area around The Hague Central Station ideal for companies that value a central location and excellent transport connections.
The area around The Hague Central Station is excellently accessible by both public transport and car. The Hague Central is a major hub with direct train connections to other major cities in the Netherlands, such as Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Utrecht, and also offers international connections to destinations such as Brussels and Paris via the high-speed train.
Within the city, various tram and bus lines provide excellent connections to other districts and key hubs. By car, the area is accessible via the A12 and A13 ring roads, which offer direct connections to other highways and surrounding cities. This excellent accessibility makes the area around The Hague Central Station attractive to companies that value both local and international access.
Although you can find every type of company throughout The Hague, the following industries are most common:
Other services (23,324)
Consultancy, research, and other specialized business services (19,254)
Construction companies (14,430)
Banks (13,305)
Healthcare and welfare (9,832)
Source: Companies in The Hague
Parking near The Hague Central Station can be challenging due to limited parking space and higher parking rates. The area has several parking garages, such as Parkeergarage Hollands Spoor and Parkeergarage Central Plaza, which offer parking for visitors and employees. Parking rates are often higher than in other parts of the city, especially in the busy areas around the station. Many office buildings in the area do not have their own parking facilities, so it’s useful to check whether there are sufficient parking options nearby.
For companies that regularly receive visitors or have employees who come by car, it can be helpful to choose office space with good parking options or nearby parking garages. However, the extensive public transport network around the station makes it possible to reach the area efficiently without a car.