Sixt Den Haag is located in the New Babylon Center, right next to The Hague Central Station. If you arriving by train, take the exit on the right side of the station. From there it is approximitaly a 200 m walk, until you can see Sixt branch on your left side in the New Babylon Center.
From direction Amsterdam you drive towards Den Haag/Scheveningen. Take the exit Central Station. At the first traffic light drive straight ahead. At the second traffic light, also straight ahead.At the third traffic light you need to turn left and stay in the left lane. That lane is approximitaly 150m long and you will have to turn left, into the Q-PArk garage in the Prinses Irenestreet. The Sixt location is on the first floor right next to the elevators.
If you are walking to Sixt, you only have to go inside the Babylon Center and walk through to the end of it. At the end, turn right and walk along the elevators. The Sixt branch is located next to them.
If the Babylon Center is closed, you'll need to walk around the building and you will find Sixt on the backside of the center.
Prinsess Irene Straat
Den Haag
52.082065582275, 4.3249440193176
Pick-up out of opening hours is possible for an additional charge. This service is bookable on request. Please provide your e-mail address and mobile number.
Anna van Buerenplein 13, 2595 DA Den Haag
GDS-Code: HAG
08:00 - 19:00
09:00 - 13:00
Sixt rent a car makes it easy and convenient to rent a car at The Hague main train station. We offer affordable rates on a large selection of premium vehicles that can suit a range of mobility needs. Choose from our compact cars and sedans, sports cars and convertibles, and SUVs. There is even a selection of vans and trucks in case you are looking for a vehicle to transport cargo or are organizing a group trip. You can also customize your car rental with our deals on add-ons and upgrades. Include a GPS, child seat, additional driver and more when you book ahead online or over the phone.
The Hague main train station is the largest terminal station in the Netherlands. It has links from majors cities such as Cologne, Berlin, Frankfurt, Basel, Prague, Moscow and, of course, Amsterdam. Drive around this 'city of peace and justice' and you will find everything from luxury department stores with international brands to charming little side streets filled with boutiques and specialty shops. See the modern skyline and a historic city center as well as the beautiful North Sea coastline. The beach resort of Scheveningen is also part of The Hague.
The Hague is internationally renowned for its art and culture. The picturesque government complex of the Binnenhof has baroque and classicist architecture dating back to before 1230 and used to be a castle complex surrounded by moats. Take a tour through Ridderzaal, aka the Hall of Knights, and visit the Dutch Parliment. The Escher Museum features prints, sketches and various material tracing how the artist progressed from realism to his later works of geometrical patterns and optical illusions. The miniature park, Madurodam, has a little bit of everything Dutch from tulip fields, windmills, canal houses, to restaurants with typical Dutch dishes. The multicultural Hague Market is the biggest outdoor market in all of Europe and is well worth a visit. Get to whatever is on your The Hague itinerary with ease with Sixt rent a car!
* The prices were calculated on 05.08.2021 for a 7 days prepaid rental in The Hague Main Station starting on 05.09.2021. Our prices fluctuate daily and this offer is not guaranteed.
Nice services and advices
We only had to drop off the car so did not experience much of the service at the booth, but we did notice it was not easy to find where in the parking garage behind the central Station they were actually located. No signs and they already close at 13:00.
Twee jaar geleden probleemloos een fijne auto gehuurd. Maar toch... om zoiets eenvoudigs te doen als een reservering aanpassen is de website voor mij onbruikbaar, en telefonisch contact leggen is zo goed als onmogelijk. Dus 1 x 1 ster, en 1 x 5, gemiddeld 3.
