CONSERVATORIUM HOTEL AMSTERDAM

The modernized original architecture of the Conservatorium Hotel was upgraded to feature double walls, windows and doors which served to function as acoustic spaces for musical traning, up until the Sweenlick's departure in 1998. It remained neglected until 2008, when it was finally purchased by the team at Alrov, and with their visions for the epicurean traveller, the new Conservatorium was made a reality.

The contemporary design of the Milan-based interior designer and architect, Piero Lissoni, focuses on the historical essence of the original iconic building. The award-winning Italian designer is best known for his simple lines, fabrics and subdued shades of grey, illuminated with bright accents. The Conservatorium combines a modernist style together with contemporary chic, but remains rooted upon its historical heritage in Amsterdam. Its features an undeniably attractive design, even for Dutch standards, projecting an immediate warmth - a surrounding aura of comfort and pure pleasure.

Lissoni retains the essence of heritage and brings back original features for the interior of the stylish decor. Javanese teakwood floors and American pine are infused together in combination of old and modern elements, and the floors are lines with authentic asian rugs. The selected furniture of the interior, as well as for the guest suites, feature renowned Italian manufactures Kartell and Cassina to enhance the sophisticated, modern and international style.

The Conservatorium Hotel Amsterdam offers 129 luxurious guest suites spread throughout 8 floors. The guest has the choice to arrange for a superior, deluxe or grand suite, with a stunning duplex feature available in some. The suites start at 30 square meters and expand to a maximum size of 170 square meters. Each guest suite includes complementary guest features, such as, wireless internet, a private bar, a daily newspaper, 24hr room service and an extravagant designer bathroom that features a flat-screen mirror TV. As it would be expected from a 5 star hotel wi-fi is free. This opulent package of amenities is unlike anything you have experienced before, it inhibits the true essence of extravagance for the pleasure-seeking modern hedonist.

In addition to its inclusive en-suite features, the hotel is located within the cultural hub of the Museumplein district of Amsterdam. It is within short walking distance of city transit, independent restaurants, chic cafes and the infamous high-end shopping street is parallel to the hotel's location. The Conservatorium itself hosts 6 prime retail space for independent Dutch designers and features the highest quality in brands.

The address of the hotel is:

Van Baerlestraat 27, 1071 AN Oud-Zuid,

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

The Akasha Holistic Wellbeing Center is arguably one of the most exquisite features within the hotel. It offers separate gym and spa facilities for ideal balance, mindfulness and inner harmony. The Earth lounge generates organic foods and juices for total body cleansing and replenishment. The Water spa space encompasses soothing sounds, music and aroma therapy with high quality Watsupool Hydro Treatment, which you can enjoy whilst frolicking in the pool. The Fire gym offers classes on pilates, yoga and tai chi, giving you complete freedom to create your own fitness plan for overall health and well-being during your stay at the Conservatorium.

Let's not forget the sumptuous dining menu, because no trip is complete without a memorable meal. Featuring mainly local and seasonal ingredients, the kitchen is under the direction of Dutch chef, Schilo van Coevorden. If you would like to have a drink or a snack with your hunny or your colleague, the Atrium boasts an informal brasserie with a mouth-watering plat du jour. The Tunes Restaurant & Bar by Schilo is open late-nights for dinner, featuring live DJ sets, a tapas bar - completely furnished with chic decor. You can also visit these luxurious dining spaces if you are not an official guest of the hotel, and get a small dose of high class to make your date a memorable one.

Check-in is from 2PM and Chech-out is until 12:00 hours
Even though The Netherlands is a country of many cat and dog owners pets are not allowed in the hotel
All major credit card are excepted: Visa, Euro/Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, Maestro

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