Martin was extremely kind and welcoming, being flexible as to our arrival and answering our numerous questions. As we were staying for a month, comfort was very important, and luckily there were no issues at all.

The flat is on the third floor on a bustling street full of cafés. The bed--one of the most important things in an Airbnb!--is large, comfortable and sturdy. The room as a whole is a good size for two adults to co-exist for a month; you have to be careful not to get all on top of one another, but it's a lovely space, sunny in the afternoons, and very clean.

The bathroom and cooking area are integrated cleverly into one space. You have basic but useful cooking/refrigeration facilities and a lovely shower. It's all immaculately done, to be honest.

As for Martin, he is a voluble, kind, flexible host; he leaves you your independence but he always makes you feel welcome. It's the perfect combination of feeling 'at home' in The Hague with having the autonomy of a good bed and breakfast. We found him an extremely congenial chap, and would recommend him to anyone.

Finally, the location can't be beaten. Piet Heinstraat is one of the trendiest streets in The Hague, ten minutes' walk to the Buitenhof and easily accessible by three trams. There are cafés, shops and bars everywhere, and it's a five-minute walk to the Peace Palace for tourists and international law visitors. Highly, highly recommended!