Le Meridien Des Indes
Situated at the Lange Voorhout in the heart of the city, Le Meridien Hotel Des Indes is a gateway to a proud history. The grand atrium boasts a magnificent drop chandelier; colossal marble columns flanking the spacious lobby add a touch of grandeur. The 92 elegant guest rooms and including 13 suites were restored to their former splendor by renowned interior decorator Jacques Garcia. Each room is an acknowledgement to the country's rich heritage, blending contemporary amenities and luxurious atmosphere. Bathrooms feature soothing white baths and rain showers, finished with sleek black marble floors and beautiful red Portuguese tiles. Le Meridien Hotel Des Indes opened its doors in 1881 and has hosted aristocrats, kings, heads of state, and celebrities. Originally built as the town residence of Baron van Brienen, the personal advisor of King William III in the seventeenth century, the property was sold only four years after the Baron's death and was soon renovated into a luxury hotel.
