Where you'll find it in Delft

The Social Hub sits at Van Leeuwenhoekpark 1, 2611 DW Delft, on a main road right in the heart of the city, roughly 13 km from the sea. The address places it directly opposite Delft Central Station, with bus and tram stops adjacent to the building, putting public transport within a few steps and the historic old town only a short walk away. That rail-side position is one of the defining features of the property and shapes almost every aspect of staying here, from arrival logistics to late-night outings.
A building born from a 2020 concept
Completed in 2020, The Social Hub Delft operates as a contemporary apartment-hotel, a relatively young take on the extended-stay format. Rather than functioning as a traditional hotel alone, the property was designed to weave together guest rooms, student accommodation and shared workspaces under one roof. That mixed-use identity is part of what gives the building its energetic feel and informs the range of guests it tends to attract, from students and young travellers to families and couples looking for a well-located base.
Rooms, studios and spaces to stay
Guests can book a hotel room for a single night or settle into longer-term apartment-style living. The property brings together hotel stays and student-style accommodation, which means the offer shifts depending on how long a visitor plans to remain. Beyond private rooms, the building also works as a co-working environment, with day-to-year flexibility baked into the way the spaces are set up.
Co-working, meetings and events
Co-working sits at the core of the experience here, with shared desks and lounge areas designed for focused work as well as casual catch-ups. For groups and gatherings, the property offers fully equipped meeting rooms and adaptable spaces suited to business seminars, workshops or social events, with catering available on request. Weekly events and programming are part of the rhythm too, which keeps the common areas lively throughout the day.
Eat, drink and unwind
An on-site restaurant and bar serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, transitioning easily from daytime coffee into after-hours cocktails and digestifs. Entertainment options inside the property include table tennis and a social hub equipped with large screens and headphones, giving guests an alternative to heading out when they want to stay in.
Practical considerations
The property is open and reachable around the clock, with a 24/7 front desk in operation. Some details — including room configurations, food-and-beverage offerings and event programming — can change over time, so it's worth confirming specifics directly with the property before arrival. The combination of station-adjacent location, mixed-use design and built-in social spaces makes The Social Hub Delft less of a conventional overnight stop and more of a self-contained hub for both short visits and longer stays in the city.
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