BenoordenhoutRent Prices 2026
Our Verdict
"Final Boss"
At a median of €24/m², you are not paying for a 'scene'—you are paying for silence and prestige. Our neighborhood analysis confirms this area as the FINAL_BOSS of the local rental market because even the 'entry-level' flats start where luxury prices end in other districts. The investment outlook remains rock-solid due to the concentration of embassies, though you will need deep pockets to justify the premium for a 2596 postcode.
The Vibe:This is old-money The Hague where the hedges are trimmed with surgical precision and the average resident likely has a Shell pension. You are trading proximity to Central Station for wide 1930s streets and a distinct lack of graffiti. It is the kind of place where high-end Bakfiets and Volvo estates dominate the curb side of every avenue.
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Benoordenhout @ €24/m²/mo
District Highlights
Locals Ask
Can I actually find a parking spot here?
Unlike the Zeeheldenkwartier, you can actually park an SUV here, but you will still need a permit and deep pockets for the tax.
What is driving the high m² stats?
You are paying for high-ceilinged 1930s architecture and zero noise pollution, which are the two rarest commodities in The Hague.
Is it easy to get to the city center?
Bus 20 and 29 cut through, but most locals just bike 10 minutes past the Malieveld to reach the shops.
What is the deal with the Japanese Garden?
It is located in Clingendael and only opens for a few weeks a year; expect your quiet street to be swarmed by tourists every May.
Is there any nightlife in Benoordenhout?
No, and that is exactly how the residents like it; for a drink, you head to the Van Hoytemastraat or leave the neighborhood entirely.