Where to Work in The Hague
Whether you’re a freelancer, remote worker, or entrepreneur, The Hague has a growing number of coworking spaces that offer more than just a desk. From creative hubs to professional offices, here are the best coworking spaces in The Hague for 2026.
1. The Hague Tech
Located near Laan van NOI station, The Hague Tech is the city’s premier tech hub. Home to startups, scale-ups, and innovation programs. They offer hot desks (€25/day), fixed desks (€275/month), and private offices. The community is the real selling point — regular events, workshops, and networking. Best for: Tech startups and digital nomads.
2. Spaces Rode Olifant
In a converted school building on Zuid Hollandlaan, Spaces offers stylish coworking with high ceilings and lots of natural light. Prices start at €20/day for hot desking. The cafe downstairs serves good coffee and lunches. Perk: Access to Spaces locations worldwide.
3. Tribes The Hague
Near Central Station on Koningin Julianaplein, Tribes offers a premium coworking experience inspired by global nomadic tribes. Their design is gorgeous — think African prints and natural materials. Memberships from €195/month. Excellent meeting rooms and phone booths.
4. Bink36
A creative workspace in the Binckhorst district, Bink36 attracts designers, artists, and creative agencies. It’s rougher around the edges than the city-center options but the atmosphere is unbeatable. Hot desks from €15/day. Vibe: Creative, informal, collaborative.
5. Novo Coworking
On Laan van Meerdervoort, Novo is a cozy coworking space popular with freelancers and small teams. Flexible memberships, quiet atmosphere, and excellent coffee. Desks from €18/day or €150/month. Best for: Focused solo work.
Coworking in The Hague: Practical Tips
Most spaces offer free trial days — test before committing. Morning arrivals before 9 AM get the best desk choices. Most have bike parking but limited car parking. Expect to pay €15-30/day for hot desking and €150-350/month for fixed desks.
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