Hotel Residentie Oranje
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Your requirements
1 of 2 requirements- Located in The Hague
- Halal kitchen
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About the venue
Hotel Residentie Oranje sits in Den Haag's diplomatic quarter, in a nineteenth-century townhouse since extended into a hotel. The ballroom is dressed in royal-blue drapery and crystal chandeliers, a style the house shares with the embassies on the surrounding streets, and seats 140 to 260 guests.
Event manager Sophie van der Linden, who usually replies within one day, arranges both the civil ceremony and the dinner in house and offers rooms for guests travelling from further afield. The hotel's staff is used to working across languages, with English, Dutch and French as standing house languages, and every hall has air conditioning.
Highlights
The ballroom with royal-blue drapery and crystal chandeliers.
The suite where the couple gets ready and stays the night.
The reception foyer where guests are welcomed before the ceremony begins.
The nineteenth-century façade in the diplomatic quarter, sharing its style with the embassies next door.
Venue type
- Hotel
Indoor spaces
- Bridal suite on site
Ceremony
- Civil ceremony possible
Drinks & bar
- Staffed bar on site
- Alcohol allowed
Music & sound
- Live music allowed
- Sound system on site
Recommendations
5 recommendations“The royal-blue ballroom is exactly what we fell for during the viewing. With the chandeliers on it felt like a gala instantly, even with only 160 of us.”
“Sophie van der Linden arranged both our civil ceremony and the dinner without us ever having to switch between contacts. She really did reply within a day to every email too.”
“My in-laws are from France and speak little Dutch. The staff switched to French effortlessly during the tour and on the night itself.”
“The nineteenth-century townhouse with the embassies next door gives the photos something extra. We used the whole façade for the group photo.”
“We had 250 guests and it stayed spacious, never once felt crowded. The air conditioning also kept things cool on a warm summer evening.”
Location
Nassaulaan 27 · The Hague