Frequently Asked Questions

Your visit to the Hague Jazz Club

No, we have free choice of seating. Are you coming with a group of at least 10 people? Then please contact us.

Yes, photos and videos may be taken. If you prefer not to appear in a photo or video, please inform the board.

No, you don’t need to have any knowledge of jazz to come by for a good time..

Yes, a cloakroom is available; however, the Haagse Jazz Club and the Leonardo Royal Hotel Promenade are not liable for loss or damage.

Yes, there is a dance floor available and dancing is of course very welcome. But please do not feel obligated.

Yes, there is a bar available, and snacks can be served during the concerts. Would you prefer a proper meal? Then you are welcome in the hotel restaurant.

Yes, WiFi (WLAN) is available free of charge in the hotel. Please ask at the reception for more information.

Yes, an accessible toilet is available.

No, you do not have to be a member of the The Hague Jazz Club. Admission is €10.00 for non-members. Members have free admission..

The hall is open from 1:30 PM..

Yes, ample parking is available. A fee of €5.00 is charged at the reception for a visit to the Haagse Jazz Club.

It is not a formal event, and there is no official dress code. Just come as you feel comfortable. From casual to festive: anything goes. The most important thing is that you enjoy the music and the atmosphere.

Yes, the hotel has sufficient bicycle parking spaces.

The doors open at 1:30 PM. The band starts at 2:00 PM. There are two intermissions. It ends at 5:00 PM.

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Admission to the Sunday matinee costs €10. Members of the Haagse Jazz Club enjoy free admission.

We understand exactly how you feel – take a look at Sandra and Marco – I’m sure they can help you further!

The entrance fee can be paid in cash or by debit card. Please note that drinks and parking at the Leonardo Hotel can only be paid by debit card..

Absolutely! You are always free to arrive later and/or leave earlier..

Although almost everyone here speaks English, the usual language at the The Hague Jazz Club is Dutch..

Even better than a hotel “nearby”: The events of the Hague Jazz Club take place in the Leonardo Royal Hotel Promenade in The Hague takes place.