This was our second stay at one of Elwin's apartments, and if available will still be our preferred place to stay when visiting The Hague. We had booked the same apartment as before (772) but on check in they gave us the keys for 773. We were not told about the change at check-in, so we went back down to verify and were told that whoever was staying in 772 wanted to extend their stay. So this review is for 773. The apartment was bigger than 772 but there was a giant crane hovering literally right outside the window, so we called it a wash as far as the change went. The apartment was very spacious and quiet, clean, great views, convenient location to the train station and trams, and an excellent value for the space/view. Make sure you print out Elwin's tips ahead of time with wifi info/etc. Since we had stayed before, I didn't bother and then realized when we arrived that there wasn't any of this information in the apartment. We had to return downstairs to ask them for the wifi password, as we also weren't sure which phone number was for the check-in desk. It's also not listed anywhere in the apartment, but it is suggested that you put your dishes in the dishwasher and start it before you leave. Ours had dirty dishes in the washer, but we're guessing the previous guest didn't realize the cleaning crew wouldn't run the dishwasher. There were 2 dishwasher pods, a couple of dish towels, a tiny bit of dish soap, a few coffee pods for the machine, a few tea bags with sugar and milk packets, 1 bath towel and 1 smaller towel per person (we ended up using one of the smaller towels as a bathmat), the main bathroom had some basic hotel-size toiletries provided and an extra roll of toilet paper. Unlike most airbnb apartments we've stayed at, there were not any items that appeared to be left by previous guests on either stay. Usually we find some laundry soap, salt, pepper, open olive oil, etc., and buy and leave what is lacking or what we use up. And on both stays we left a fairly full bottle of laundry detergent after our stay, but neither apartments had any of these items in them. So be aware you may want to either bring small amounts of these type items from home, or know that you'll likely be needing to buy these types of items when you get there.