Amsterdam

Built in 1897, Conservatorium Hotel has a richly layered history as a bank, then a music school and now a hotel. In each chapter, the landmark property has been a gathering place for commerce, culture, and society.

Ideally located just moments from the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum and a selection of premier dining and shopping destinations, Conservatorium Hotel offers unparalleled access to the cultural and artistic heart of Amsterdam, placing the very best of the city at the doorstep.

At the Conservatorium Hotel, culinary excellence meets sophistication. Taiko Cuisine presents bold, refined Asian flavours by Chef Schilo van Coevorden, while BARBOUNIA indulges with Mediterranean seafood and grilled specialties, enhanced with spices from the Levant. Taiko Bar dazzles with inventive cocktails, while the Lounge offers an elegant setting for drinks and light bites.

Discover our sanctuary of wellness in the heart of Amsterdam, a calm oasis within the city's vibrant energy. Designed for hotel guests and members, our exclusive spa blends Eastern traditions with Western techniques for a relaxing experience. Indulge in bespoke treatments, recharge with state-of-the-art fitness, or unwind in a serene, elegant setting.

Renowned designer Piero Lissoni transformed Amsterdam’s Conservatorium Hotel, blending contemporary elegance with its historic past. Originally the Rijkspostspaarbank, later the Sweelinck Music Conservatorium, the 19th-century building by architect Daniel Knuttel now features Lissoni’s signature clean lines, glasswork and refined simplicity.