Although the International Institute of Social Studies has some rental accommodation available, you are also free to make your own housing arrangements, for example if you want to bring your partner or family, want to live on your own or do not want to commit to a 12 month tenancy agreement. However, just like other cities in the Netherlands, The Hague suffers from a serious shortage of student accommodation.
Below you can find links to private rental agencies which may be able to help you find a room for the duration of your stay. Good connections are important. Many students find a room thanks to their connections. Change your name on Facebook in "[your name] is looking for a room in The Hague" and post a message or ad on your Facebook page. And take a look at:. It is also an option to find a room through brokers or commercial intermediaries. You usually pay mediation costs for these homes.
We advise you to be critical! Please check that you are dealing with a reputable landlord before parting with your deposit. Furthermore, if you are looking for affordable, luxurious, fully furnished accommodation, The Social Hub may be a good choice. It is for stays from one day up to 12 months. It is a 25 walk or 10 minute cycle ride to ISS.
Every room has a private bathroom, a desk, a flat screen TV, high speed internet and includes a bicycle. Have you found an address, go see for yourself, and always take someone with you. Prepare in advance a list of points that you should look for:. Check carefully what is included in the rent and what is not.
Do not forget the additional costs:. Alternative housing. Finding a room on the private market Good connections are important. HousingAnywhere is an international housing platform for students through which you can safely book a room offered by verified private landlords and outgoing students. Finding an apartment on the private market It is also an option to find a room through brokers or commercial intermediaries.
