Conservatorium Hotel

As an Amsterdam resident and a photographer, I can surely say that it's the best neighbourhood to stay in as it's in Museumplein, next to all the museums you'd wish to visit. Moreover, it's very close to the most picturesque canals and the bridge called Museumbrug. The room and the facilities were just perfect. I stayed in a two-floor suite which had a big sofa, bathroom and working table on the first floor with a cosy interior and a queen-sized bed and a bathtub on the upper floor. It feels so special to open the curtains from the buttons next to your bed and get the first light of the day. The hotel team thought up every little detail in the room that makes your stay very luxurious and unique. I also received a relaxing massage treatment in Akasha SPA where they have all the facilities like a gym, yoga studio, pool, jacuzzi, hammam and massage rooms. To sum up, it was a wonderful stay arranged by Emily Sang from Conservatorium Hotel's marketing team. If you visit Amsterdam and want a luxury treatment, do not miss out on the Conservatorium Hotel, you'll not regret it!

When in Amsterdam, Conservatorium Hotel is the place to stay! Why? The place is built like a vault, and the food, service and staff are impeccable. Plus you’re right around the corner from all the museums, coffee shops, grocery stores and high end shopping! Stay here!

The Conservatorium hotel is a beautiful hotel , perfect location & amazing service. Loved the location!!! We stayed there about 6-7 years ago & the reason we came back wasn’t only because of the location, it was also because of the service & mostly the concierge!! Aitan the concierge is the best !!! Took care of us from the minute we arrived 7 years ago & again this time !!! He would be my main reason for coming back to this hotel !!! Love him !!! Great hotel , great location, amazing concierge !!!!

Beautiful hotel and amazing people!! This hotel and his staff were a wonderful experience! It’s our third time in Amsterdam and we love the city. From the very first moment we arrived and until the last minute of our stay everyone was so nice and kind. We want to thank Juan from the reception that welcomed us so kindly and helped us to checked in and set everything for our vacation. We also want to thank Eitan that made sure that our stay will be perfect and as pleasant as possible! He was available to us all along ready to help and recommended in any moment. And of course we want to thank Eivan that during our stay was so kind and helped us with restaurants, museums, traveling in the city and made our trip much easier!! Thank you all of you for an amazing experience, we are definitely going to come back 😊

Our journey began early in the morning as we left our London home and took an Uber to Gatwick. The trip was smooth and uneventful, with our toddler, O, showing remarkable patience and travel prowess. Our little gentleman has become a seasoned traveller over the past year, handling early wake-ups and airport security like a pro. We landed at Schiphol around 10 am and took a cab to the Conservatorium Hotel, ideally located on Van Baerlestraat in Amsterdam’s museum quarter. This beautiful neo-Gothic building, dating back to 1901, was originally the Rijkspostspaarbank before becoming home to the city’s Sweelinck Conservatory. Today, the hotel boasts 129 rooms, event spaces, retail, a spa, and a gym. Its stunning and popular public spaces make it a beloved spot for both locals and tourists. Entering through the back, we were greeted by red brick buildings draped in green ivy. The entrance hall, framed by dark smoked glass sliding doors, opens into a striking atrium. This space, situated between the former conservatory and a contemporary addition, creates a fascinating dialogue between old and new. The reworking of the Sweelinck Conservatory’s former home heightens this contrast, transforming a landmark neo-Gothic building into a distinctly different luxury hotel. Our lunch reservation was at Bar Bellini, a new Italian restaurant just a few minutes away. We quickly left our suitcases in the room and headed out. My first impressions of the hotel were outstanding. Their hospitality was beyond anything I had experienced before. The relaxed yet impeccable welcome set the tone for our stay. The receptionist offered us coffee as she checked us in, making us feel instantly at home. During our quick interaction, I mentioned my best friend, a local, who had praised their Japanese restaurant, Taiko, for its authentic sushi that rivals those in Japan. The receptionist promptly extended us an invite to Taiko for drinks. We sat on a stunning four-seater blue-shaded sofa paired with black leather mid-century armchairs, all atop a delicate light blue patterned Persian rug. Small details like these made a world of difference. By the time the receptionist handed us our room keys, I was already captivated by the architectural details and the hotel's lobby conversation. The minimalist, contemporary design by Studio MVSA provides a striking contrast to the existing architecture, framing it beautifully and giving it new life. The Conservatorium Hotel truly breathes art, blending the old and new into a cosmopolitan yet distinctly Dutch experience. From its prime location near the Rijksmuseum to the extraordinary spatial experiences it offers, this hotel stands out from the crowd in every way. When the Conservatorium was transformed into a grand hotel, its cultural importance to the city of Amsterdam was maintained. Regular musical performances are held at the hotel today, while it is also a place to appreciate exciting contemporary art. Following check-in, we took a l

My husband and I recently stayed at The Conservatorium and had a fabulous stay. All of the staff from the doormen, to the front desk, to the concerige and restraint staff were excellent and super friendly, without being overbearing. Our room was stunning, very spacious and finished to a very high standard. I highly recommend experiencing both the breakfast, which is delicious, as well as Taiko for dinner, which was fantastic!

We would like to express how much we loved our stay at the hotel. The facilities are impeccable, and the service was exceptional. A special thanks to Jaliza and Richard at the reception, who made our experience even more enjoyable with their attention and dedication. We are looking forward to returning soon!

This hotel is located in the Museum district, easy walk to all museums and 1/2 hr walk from the Nine streets. Staff were extremely accommodating in room changes but the stand out was the concierge Eitan, who managed to get us tickets to the Van Gogh museum which is sold out for days. His calm, friendly efficient manner was so appreciated. We cant wait to come back.