It was great. Location is very safe, unlike in any other city where a hotel at a station screams danger. Since it's not only a hotel there were an immense amount of facilities. Everything you ever want to do was there. You could also leave your bag on the day you checked out which was great.

I lost my key and called twice in the morning. they just said they didn't find anything right off the bat. I knew I left it there so I fysically went back and a new guy said: 'Yes ofc let me look in the lost & found' 2 sec later he came with my key. Sad that the personnel didn't want to check the box in the morning. It would've saved me a lot of stress.

The Social Hub is a very lively place with a relaxed and cozy atmosphere. Rooms are well decorated, modern and comfortable. Breakfast is very good. Reception staff friendly and supportive. Keep it like this.

I really like the social hub and I have given it very good reviews in the past, but this time there were a couple of things I need to comment on. First, our room was not cleaned on the second day of our stay, someone passed by and sort of fixed the bed (not completely) and nothing else. I had to ask them the next day to come and fix it, not sure if they would have come. Also, one detail in the room (1003) is that the ceiling has stains, like from humidity or something and this does not look good, given that the rest of the room feels modern, clean and cozy.

The staff. Every single person -- from the restaurant to the check in area to housekeeping -- they were all friendly and eager to help a guest. It is a busy hotel, right across from the main train station, but we felt recognized and cared for by the staff. I loved that we could easily use their laundry facilities (reserving machines from our phones) and that the restaurant was open during early and late hours.

I only wish we could have stayed longer. We needed more than two nights to explore all of Delft and the staff at The Social Hub took such good care of us that we wished we could have stayed the whole week!

I had an amazing corner room on the 6th floor with a great view over a magnificent red brick church amidst the "volks" neighbourhood the Hof van Delft in the distance. The landscaping around the hotel is beautiful too, right next to the beautiful Delft Central Station by Mecanoo architects. Some details in the room were welcome like coffee, water, tea and even a note pad and pen to work with. I was happy with the friendliness of the staff and very thankful for the help when I arrived. Even though I was feeling asocial they were very kind to me.

There were some guests three doors up that were quiet noisy. I heard them banging on their hotel room door at 1.30 and then 2 am. I don't know how many people were staying there, the rooms are small. I also prefer to have some easy access to outdoor space, you have to go downstairs by lift to get outside. I stayed in the cafe the next day to work. Twice my order was forgotten but I realized later I was still charged... I think it might be less a social hub and more of a commercial hub haha.But there are things that are special too that you don't get everywhere else and an effort is made to rise above the standard, also with the food quality.

Great location next to the station on the edge of the beautiful old town. I had a big room on the tenth floor with a great view and it was very clean, comfortable, well equipped and - like the rest of the hotel - stylish. Breakfast was excellent. I would definitely stay here again.

I didn't dislike it - it's attractive and fun - but I guess not everyone will be comfortable with the decor and generally "youthful vibe" in the communal areas.

- spacious room with nice view of the city - coffeemaker with coffee capsules (including decaf) - decent size flatscreen TV - great location right next to the trainstation with easy access to the city center - friendly staff

- the "reception" area is confusing; we missed it when we first arrived - breakfast is very basic for 15 eur - I know it's a student hotel, but I think it would be beneficial to separate a bit the event area from the hotel access area

Convenient, modern and well located hotel. operating since 2020, so still very new. Location very close to the charming Delft old town and the railway station with good connection to Amsterdam/Schiphol, so perfect for those without the car.

Everything got pricier recently, but with TSH it went too far. It would be an excellent offer at the previous price range of 100-120 euro per night for a double room without breakfast, but with the prices reaching 180-200 euro nowadays it is not attractive anymore. Second, parking is a problem in downtown Delft and TSH does not have any answer to that. Some deal with one of the private/public parkings nearby with discounts for the TSH guests would be nice. Breakfasts used to be better value for money at the beginning (2020/21).

Great, modern concept. The location is excellent - just a few steps from the train station, and the center of Delft is less than 10 minutes away on foot. The breakfast was amazing, with many options to choose from. It was also very convenient to have access to laundry services on the ground floor. There was even a foosball table, which added a fun touch to our stay!

I stayed two nights at the hotel and what I liked was it's obvious commitment to sustainable solutions (e.g. the Amphiro water and energy counter in the shower - nudging you to keep your shower short), the excellent breakfast and the location right next to Delft's main station (trains and buses) and proximity to the city centre.

Nothing comes to mind.

We discovered this place during our recent trip and are quite intrigued by the concept. Combo hotel, student dorm, and co-working space - it had a really interesting vibe. The location was super convenient, across from the train station, and the room was good enough of our one night stay. I'd stay here again, especially at the price point.

(Don't expect anything fancy - and don't be shocked by the condoms left bedside...my kids were so embarrassed.).