Built in 1818 and protected as a national monument, the Kurhaus stands directly on Scheveningen's beachfront — the domed Kurzaal can host a dinner and party for hundreds while the North Sea glitters through the windows. It has 270 rooms, ten event spaces and an indoor pool.
The Kurhaus is one of the Netherlands' most recognisable buildings — the white and gold dome that crowns the Scheveningen beach promenade has been a landmark since 1818. Inside the dome is the Kurzaal, a ballroom of truly grand proportions capable of hosting ceremonies, dinners and celebrations for well over a hundred guests, with the architectural confidence of a building that has served as the venue of first choice for the Dutch coast's most significant gatherings for two centuries. National monument status means the bones of the building are protected and the grandeur is permanent.
The hotel's 270 rooms and eight suites — including the Presidential Suite — allow the entire wedding party to sleep within the building. Restaurant Waves at the Kurhaus handles culinary services with sea views as the backdrop; the spa and indoor pool give the wedding group somewhere to decompress before and after. Ten event spaces in total mean that the Kurhaus can scale from an intimate ceremony to a gala for fifteen hundred, and the sunset terrace over the North Sea is the kind of drinks reception backdrop that photographers spend careers pursuing.
Enquire about Grand Hotel Amrâth Kurhaus →The Kurhaus's signature domed ballroom — the most grand of the hotel's ten event spaces, suitable for large ceremonies, dinners and gala receptions.
Up to 1,500 guests across the hotel's ten meeting and event rooms.
Yes — the Kurhaus dates from 1818 and holds national monument status in the Netherlands.
270 rooms including 8 suites; Presidential Suite is available for the wedding couple.
Gevers Deynootplein 30, 2586 CK Den Haag (Scheveningen) — directly on the North Sea beachfront, approximately 10 minutes from The Hague city centre.
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