I stayed at The Social Hub Amsterdam for three weeks, and overall, it was a great experience. The place is well-designed, vibrant, and offers amazing services, especially for extended stays. From the gym to the co-working spaces and social events, everything is thoughtfully set up to make you feel comfortable and connected. That said, I did notice that sometimes the reception felt a bit unprofessional—not always very organized—but they were nice and helpful when approached. I’m only mentioning this so that the management pays a bit more attention to consistency in service, as it would really improve the experience. One thing I wish was clearer: on the website, the city tax was listed as €6 per day, but when I arrived, it turned out to be more. It would’ve been better if they updated this information or sent an email in advance to avoid surprises. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay and would definitely recommend it. I rate the place 4 out of 5. With just a bit more attention to these details, it would easily be a 5.

The common spaces and the gym in particular

The weather

Very friendly helpful staff. Lovely toiletries in rooms. Well equipped too with cooking facilities and Nespresso coffee pod machine, fridge and microwave in room. Wifi was excellent. Great central location so just few miles from beach, close to tram stops and train station so can get anywhere quickly around the Hague or back into Amsterdam. Less than 30 min walk from Zuiderpark (if anyone looking to do parkrun).

It's a bit noisy at times eg traffic, seagulls and socialising but it wasn't bad enough that I couldn't relax and I brought earplugs so I still got a great nights sleep.

The room is modern and gives off strong student vibes (it is a student hotel after all). I liked the shower gel, conditioner, and shampoo in the shower; I want to get the same now. The room was clean, and the beds were nice and cozy. I also appreciate the condoms in the room; it is very considerate.

Well, for me everything was all right, but so that everyone understands this clear - it is a student hotel, thus there are a lot of students there, which I did not mind. What was a bit of a nuisance for me was finding my room. The hotel is big, and finding a room might be a bit of a convoluted process. But I did not really mind it.

The concept of the hotel was interesting, and would have been nice to get to know it more. Unfortunately we arrived late in the evening and left for the airport early in the morning so we couldn't get a proper idea of the hotel. The room was nice-ish and we had some snacks and water waiting when we arrived. The reception was nice and effective. The breafast had surprisingly wide selection of goodies from fresh fruits, to warm dishes, croissants, breads etc. The location was superb for someone arriving by train.

The restaurant and bar were already closed when we arrived, so didn't get a solid opinion of that. The room was rather small, and the lamp next to the bedside lamp was taking some space from the person sleeping on that side of bed. Thermostat of the shower was probably broken as we were unable to get water that kept the temperature and wasn't burning hot or freezing cold.

The vibe is laid back and the staff is super friendly. The rooms are clean, the bed is comfy and we had a personalized welcome card with some snacks in our room.

The sink in the bathroom is a bit too small. The window can't be opened much. The clientele is quite young and sometimes the other guests in the lobby tend to be loud and childish. The entrance could have been marked better in the courtyard, we missed it the first time because we thought it was a private car gateway.

The stay at The Social Hub The Hague absolutely exceeded my expectations. The staff was super friendly, the whole place has a great atmosphere. I was a bit sad we only stayed one night. The room was spacious and very clean. At first I was a bit worried about having windows pointed to the streets, but we did not hear anything at all and had a great rest. The bed was also very comfortable. The little personal touches like a hand-written welcome card, chocolates, water always leave great impressions. Next time we visit the Hague, we are surely coming back here :)

The property is very nicely designed, with a lot of interesting areas for meetings, work, events, as well as leisure activities such as pool tables. Rooms are also comfortable and nice looking, although the whole vibe is more youthful and basic. I am not young, but still enjoyed it. The location is convenient as it is close to Holland Spoor station, while also walking distance to the city center. You can rent a bike from the hotel, which is also very convenient.

I had a slightly bigger room with a kitchenette. Which was very helpful. You get the kitchen utensils from the the reception, but if you really plan on cooking a meal, this is quite basic, and quite needlessly so. For example, you don't have anything to wash the dishes with, not to put them anywhere to dry. There is a plate, but nothing else, for example a salad bowl. This is all minor, and overall my stay was great, space is nice, and staff helpful, but as I said, this minuses are totally needless.

This was my third stay here. Everytime i liked the staff, the room, the location very much. They are always smiling and kind. Rooms are always clean.. the middle-yard is so nice.😊

The weather is getting colder and the rooms are not hot enough because of the standard climate degree at 24 `C… especially for the ones like us, coming from Mediterrenian countries. 🫠 It's better you give people a chance to set the degree according to their comfort as the other hotels do.. I have booked 6 days in December again, i hope this time i don't feel cold..

The rooms are clean and have everything you need for a great stay. The hotel is a 10 minute walk from the city center just outside of the more busy area's. The breakfast is fantastic having a lot of different savory and sweet options. From waffles and pancakes to eggs and beans. The staff is also super friendly and helpful.

Our toilet leaked on the first day, but we were offered (and obviously took) a different room. So it was resolved nicely.