Booked last moment the Best Western Petit for two nights. I took bus n 24 from station to Brudstraat- Buldshuit stop ( not sure about spelling) really easy cost 2.50 euro for a single trip bus stop near Hotel. Hotel is not in the centre it's 20 minutes walk from the centre after Peace Palace near embassy area. Very nice area lovely buildings, posh area but in bead weather you are stuck with the good and reliable service of the bus which stops nearby.
I took same bus n 24 to get to the Centre & back ended up paying around 18 euros...

I first got a room on the first floor but I thought it was too noisy so I asked to be moved or at the back of the buidling or higher up. The hotel is on a busy main road so from the front and side of the Hotel room you can hear noise from ongoing traffic. The back of the Hotel should be more quite. They gave me another room top floor very nice with yellow panelling still could hear noise from cars there is no double glazing on windows.
Room was well kept very clean nice with small flat screen tv and nice shower, bed bit to soft for me I like a hard bed. I did sleep well first night but second night I didn't a bunch of kids where calling each other from corridor below and opposite my room late at night I told stuff in reception and where v helpful and sorted the problem. If you are sensitive to noise like I am I suggest you to ask for a room at the back or bring earplugs thought I could still hear people slumming doors the following night with earplugs..
The Hotel is nice, stuff very friendly & helpful. I really enjoyed the breakfast I liked the mini Dutch pancakes thought there where no croissants but other types of pastries which I didn't eat & no bananas & no dutch pancakes my favourite on sunday. The musli & yoghurt was of good quality but no soya milk or an alternative to diary products, no bacon but they had lots of differrent types of fruit, cheeses, ham, jams a good variety. The breakfast room is nice you can see a garden in the distance..
I liked the Hotel and the stuff but I think next time I would go in a soundproof hotel in the centre to save money on bus fare and get a good night sleep.

We stayed in this hotel for 8 days in June. Picked the hotel because it was near the World Forum where I was attending a meeting for a few days. Unique property in the middle of a diplomatic area - embassies, consulates, and homes of diplomats. Could look across the lake to the Russian Embassy and could walk down the street and look at the US Ambassador's house. Really liked the hotel, large rooms and the staff took good care of us. It is also fairly close to a main tram line. However, while the neighborhood is great, there are not too many restaurants nearby. Count on walking about 1km to any of the restaurants near-by.

The staff is friendly and helpful. The quadruple room we stayed in was well kept. The toilet was very clean. At night the room was warm. Internet access is available and fast. The cost also is an advantage, not to forget the nice breakfast. I think I am going to choose Best Western Hotel Petit in my next visit to The Hague.

I spent four nights at Hotel Petit and it was wonderful. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was great. The rooms can be a bit noisy as they are close together and the walls are a bit thin but its not that annoying. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and will return again especially because of the hotels close proximity to The Peace Palace.