The Hague has a distinctly international crowd. Embassies, international institutions and a large expat community produce requests in English and French that other Dutch cities see far less often.
Discretion carries more weight here than average. People ask more often for a hotel rather than a home visit, more often for someone who does not live in the city, and more often for hours outside the working day. Agencies take that into account when suggesting names.
Scheveningen is mentioned separately in requests. An appointment that starts with a walk by the sea and only moves indoors afterwards is more common here than inland.
The supply overlaps heavily with Rotterdam and Leiden, so anyone searching in The Hague sees largely the same names as across the southern Randstad.
Practical points
- Travel costs come on top of the rate and should be stated before the booking is confirmed.
- A rate indication covers the first two hours; each additional hour adds around one hundred and fifty euro.
- From five hours agencies apply a discount percentage.
- For a home visit an agency will ask for a real address and phone number.
Sample profiles covering the area
Three of the fourteen sample profiles list The Hague in their working area. Invented people, shown as an illustration.
Roeland
- ten years of bookings
- used to couples
Roeland is the oldest man in this selection and has worked through agencies since 2016.
View profileCasper
- speaks Swedish
- coast and dunes
Casper grew up partly in Malmo and has lived in Haarlem for ten years.
View profile
Editorial recommendation
No agency reviewed here keeps a dedicated page for The Hague. The national overview at The Men's Company is the practical starting point, with each profile listing its own working area.
Unpaid recommendation. highclassgigolo.nl has no commercial relationship with the agencies mentioned and receives nothing for bookings made there.