A Friendly Look at The Hague’s Secret Ping Pong Bar Experience

If you’re visiting The Hague and looking for a relaxed, unconventional activity to shake up your itinerary, renting a ping pong table at a secret bar might just be your next highlight. We haven’t tried it ourselves, but from what we’ve gathered, this experience offers a cozy, private space to enjoy some spirited games with friends or family. It’s perfect for those who love a bit of friendly competition but want something less formal than a sports club.
What really caught our eye is how accessible and straightforward the setup is — for just $10 a person, you get a dedicated room with a top-notch table, paddles, and balls. Plus, the option to bring your own drinks or snacks makes it feel relaxed and customizable. The other aspect worth mentioning is the friendly staff, who seem to create a welcoming atmosphere, making it a good choice whether you’re a casual player or more serious about your ping pong skills.
On the flip side, one thing to keep in mind is that this experience is limited to one hour. So, if you’re planning a big event or want a longer session, you might need to book multiple slots or look elsewhere. Also, transportation isn’t included, so you’ll want to plan how to get there, especially if you’re staying further out in The Hague.
All in all, this activity seems particularly well-suited for friends looking for a fun evening, small groups wanting to try something different, or even visitors wanting a low-key way to unwind after sightseeing. If a private, casual game sounds appealing, you’ll likely enjoy what this experience has to offer.
You can check availability for your dates here:Key Points

- Private, relaxed environment: You rent a dedicated room for 2-8 people, perfect for private fun.
- Affordable price: Only $10 per person for an hour, which is reasonable for a private activity.
- All equipment included: Paddles and balls are provided, so no fuss about bringing gear.
- Flexible for groups: Suitable for small gatherings, friends, or families.
- Food and drinks: You can enjoy snacks, beer, or cocktails (own expense) while playing.
- Staff and atmosphere: Friendly staff, with some reviews mentioning engaging conversations and a welcoming vibe.
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The Setup and What You Can Expect

When you arrive at the Secret Ping Pong Bar in The Hague, you’ll check in with staff at the “Amaze VR – VR Experience Center,” where the activity is based. The space itself is designed to be inspiring and fun — think of it as a dedicated hideaway for table tennis lovers. The room is private, ensuring you won’t be distracted by other players or noise, which is a big plus if you’re serious about honing your skills or just having a good time.
The setup includes a high-quality ping pong table, paddles, and balls, all ready for you. The staff provides some basic instructions, but if you’re familiar with ping pong, you’ll find the environment is friendly and low-pressure. You’re encouraged to play at your own pace, so whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, you’ll feel comfortable.
One feature that makes this experience stand out is the option to watch a private match on a big screen — if you’re not up for playing, you can still enjoy the game visually. Plus, you can play your own music from an iPad or rent DJ gear, which adds an extra layer of fun. This flexibility lets you create a personalized atmosphere, whether you want to keep it chill or turn it into a lively mini-party.
For those who work up an appetite, snacks and drinks are available for purchase. You can sip a beer or cocktail while playing, or just relax with some chips or other snacks. It’s a perfect way to combine activity with leisure, making it a flexible outing for friends or couples.
Booking and Practical Details

The activity lasts precisely one hour, so it’s ideal for a quick yet satisfying session. You can check the availability online and reserve your spot in advance — keep in mind, you pay at the end, making it easy to adapt to your schedule. The experience is offered as a private group, so you won’t be sharing the space with strangers, which adds to the feeling of a personalized outing.
Since transportation isn’t included, you’ll want to plan how to get there. The starting point is easy to find, and the location within the Amaze VR Center makes it convenient if you’re already exploring other tech or entertainment options nearby.
The staff speaks both English and Dutch, so communication should be smooth. The booking can be canceled up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, giving you some flexibility if your plans change unexpectedly.
What Travelers Are Saying

One of the standout comments from reviewers is how friendly the staff is, with Denise mentioning, “friendly staff, had a great chat with Costa.” Such personal touches can really elevate the experience, especially if you’re new to the city or just looking for a friendly face.
While there are only a handful of reviews, all are positive with a perfect 5-star rating. This suggests that those who’ve tried it value the privacy, affordability, and the relaxed vibe of the activity.
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This tour works best for small groups of friends, couples, or even solo travelers who want a casual, fun activity that’s easy to fit into a busy sightseeing day. If you enjoy ping pong or want to try it in a more private setting, you’ll find this a perfect choice. It’s also suitable for those wanting a low-pressure environment where they can just have fun and unwind — no need for formal sports attire or serious competition.
However, if you’re after a longer session, or prefer highly structured activities, this might feel a bit limited. Also, if mobility is a concern, remember that the activity isn’t suitable for people with mobility impairments.
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Final Thoughts

All in all, renting a ping pong table at The Hague’s secret bar feels like a little slice of joy — simple, affordable, and surprisingly versatile. It’s a neat way to break away from traditional sightseeing and do something interactive, especially if you appreciate a friendly atmosphere.
The combination of a private space, friendly staff, and the option to relax with snacks or drinks makes it a flexible activity for different groups. Whether you’re looking to challenge your friends, teach your kids some new skills, or just have a laugh, this experience offers a straightforward, enjoyable outing.
If you’re in The Hague and want to add a bit of playful competition to your day, this could be just what you need.
The Hague: Ping Pong Table Rental at a Secret Ping Pong Bar
“friendly staff, had a great chat with Costa”
FAQ

Is the activity suitable for children?
This experience is mainly geared toward groups of 2-8 people and doesn’t specify particular age restrictions. If children are part of your group, consider their comfort with a private environment and the activity duration.
How long does the activity last?
The rental lasts for exactly 1 hour, so plan your schedule accordingly.
Are food and drinks included?
No, these are available for purchase on-site, including beer, cocktails, and snacks.
Is transportation included?
No, you’ll need to arrange your own transport to the Amaze VR Center where the activity takes place.
Can I book and pay later?
Yes, you can reserve your spot now and pay at the activity, offering flexible planning.
What language is the staff available in?
Staff speak both English and Dutch, so communication should be smooth.
Is this activity available for a private group?
Absolutely; it’s designed for small private groups of 2-8 people.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
If you’re after a straightforward, fun-filled break from sightseeing, this ping pong experience in The Hague offers a nice mix of privacy, casual play, and friendly service. It’s a neat way to make some memories and maybe even pick up a new skill — all in a relaxed, cheerful setting.
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