The Hotel Sebel is a small building located in The Hague's city centre within one kilometre of major attractions such as the Royal Noordeinde Palace, and 2.5 kilometres from the beaches at Scheveningen. The 27 guestrooms have a simple blue and white colour scheme and feature cable television, private bathrooms, direct dial phones and hair dryers.
Guests can relax with a drink in the bar or plan a day's sightseeing using the Internet access point at reception. The hotel also provides a dry cleaning service. The hotel's principle asset is its location. In addition to the many shops, restaurants and bars in the vicinity, attractions such as the Binnenhof (site of the historic Dutch parliament, the Peace Palace and the Dutch Congress Centre are all located within a two kilometre radius. The Madurodam Holland in miniature is also two kilometres away. Schiphol Airport is 40 kilometres from the hotel. Schiphol Travel Taxis are available from outside the arrivals hall. Public buses also run regularly to Amsterdam and other cities. There is a railway station in the terminal's central hall, under Schiphol Plaza; trains run to The Hague Central Station with a journey time of approximately 30 minutes. From the central station take tram 17 (direction Statenkwartier and get off at Elandstraat. Walk into Zoomanstraat, where the hotel is on the left. Alternatively, the hotel operates its own shuttle service for a fee.