The iconic building of conservatorium, built in the 19th century by Dutch architect Daniel Knuttel, went through a sophisticated transformation. To realize his vision of the hotel, owner Georgi Akirov enlisted help the award-winning Milan-based furniture and interior designer Piero Lissoni.
The magnificent redesign pays homage to the grandeur of the building’s heritage and revamps its interiors with striking modern décor, consistently imbued with Lissoni’s signature style.
Known for his austere lines, demure fabrics and shades of grey mixed with bright accents, Lissoni has created a succession of luminous spaces based around a glass-covered atrium. Original lofty ceilings provided inspiration for configuring almost half of the rooms into a stunning duplex layout with oversized windows and exposed structural beams.
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Several communal dining outlets—such as the Conservatorium Brasserie & Lounge and Tunes Restaurant & Bar—offer guests the opportunity to enjoy magnificent cuisine and discover new local flavors. Another eye-catcher is the Akasha Holistic Wellbeing Centre, a 1000m2 gym, spa, yoga, and meditation space.
Very important for the hotel is the high service: a host is assigned to each guest to take care of bookings and arrangements, but also to give guests a personal insight into the beautiful Amsterdam.
Categories: Business hotels, City hotels, Culture & heritage, Cutting-edge design, Grand luxury, Luxury hotels, Modern design, Nightlife, Sightseeing, Spa,
Number of rooms & suites: 128
Rate per night: From $455 USD
*The rate is only approximate and is based on our own independent research, at the time of writing. We cannot guarantee the rate in any way.
Check room rates and bookIdeally located in the heart of the city‘s major museums cluster and the Royal Concertgebouw, the Conservatorium Hotel combines luxury and heritage, an exceptional level of personalized service with a friendly and inspiring atmosphere.
Author: Travel+Style. Last updated: 30/08/2024
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