7.8
Good
Based on 6 reviews
Jan van Galenstraat 335a, 1061 AZ Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Jan van Galenstraat 335a, 1061 AZ Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
The hotel is situated in the city’s Nieuw-West borough. Just a few steps away is the tram and underground stop Jan van Galenstraat, from where connections to the city centre are made.
TSH Amsterdam West is a designer hybrid hotel, with comfortable boutique-style rooms and stylish social spaces that encourage guests to manifest their inner student spirit.
Add 7% per room per stay and 3 EUR per person per night to your booking, payable at check-in. Our hotel features 4-star designer rooms with en-suite bathrooms, comfortable beds, fast Wi-Fi, and flat-screen TVs. Stay active in our gym, enjoy meals at The Commons, or explore with our Van Moof bikes. Need to work? Use TSH Collab, our co-working space. Ideal for any event, we offer flexible spaces for meetings or presentations. Guests must be 18+ to check in; those under 18 need an accompanying adult. TSH may cancel bookings not meeting the age requirement, with refunds as per our policy.
Reception
occupied 24 hours a day
Reception manned at weekends
occupied 24 hours a day
Earliest check-in
03:00 PM
Latest check-out
12:00 PM
This hotel measures and reports its environmental footprint - including carbon, water and waste through the HRS Green Stay assessment based on the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance's HCMI and HWMI methodologies. The grades below reflects the hotel's reported performance per occupied room night, compared against hotels assessed via Green Stay
Carbon dioxide
A
3.3 kg CO2 / night
Water
A
80 liter / night
Waste
A
0.23 kg / night
Calculations include Scope 1, 2 and Partial Scope 3. They exclude upstream supply chain (Scope 3.2-3.14) and are not a full life cycle assessment (LCA). HRS performs plausibility and anomaly checks and does not independently verify or audit sustainability data provided by the hotels.
Certifications
BREEAM NL In-Use Certificate undefinedSustainability Programs
Sustainability and Impact