The Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam is one of Amsterdam's most iconic hotels, combining historic architecture with contemporary design, excellent cuisine, and one of the most renowned spas in the Netherlands. Located in the cultural heart of the city, it is considered a stylish urban retreat and "Amsterdam's living room."
With Akasha Holistic Wellbeing, the hotel is home to one of the country's leading spa and wellness areas, awarded "Netherlands Best Hotel Spa 2025." Covering over 1,000 square meters, Akasha combines modern fitness and spa facilities with holistic healing methods and individually tailored treatments. Facilities include a tranquil pool, sauna, hammam, modern training areas, and an extensive range of courses. Selected times are reserved for families, during which children are allowed to use the pool. The hotel's central location also makes it an ideal starting point for museum visits, shopping, and architectural and cultural experiences in Amsterdam.
The 129 rooms and suites are modern and tranquil in design, featuring natural colors, dark wood floors, and high-quality furnishings. The portfolio ranges from functional Superior Rooms for solo travelers to Deluxe Rooms, spacious duplex rooms, Junior Suites, and family concepts with connecting doors. Many categories feature split-level floor plans with separate living and working areas. The bathrooms are equipped with high-quality travertine or marble rain showers, some of which are complemented by freestanding bathtubs. Modern technology, high-speed Wi-Fi, well-designed work areas, and a private bar ensure a high level of comfort and well-being.
The Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam is one of the city's culinary hotspots. Taiko Cuisine stands for modern, Asian-inspired cuisine in an elegant setting and has established itself as a fixture in Amsterdam's fine dining scene. The Taiko Bar combines international cocktail culture with the energy of Tokyo and is popular with both hotel guests and locals. With BARBOUNIA, the hotel also offers Mediterranean-Levantine cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. The light-flooded lounge in the central atrium is ideal for meetings, light meals, or a stylish afternoon drink. Starting this year, the offering will be complemented by the first Ottolenghi restaurant in the Netherlands.
The Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam is located in a listed building dating from 1901, whose history as a former bank and later music school of the Conservatorium van Amsterdam is still evident today. During its careful transformation into a luxury hotel, the architectural character of the building was deliberately preserved and developed in a contemporary style. Historic facade elements and classic proportions meet modern structures, clean lines, and high-quality materials. The heart of the hotel is the light-flooded glass atrium, which elegantly combines old and new and gives the building its open, urban atmosphere.
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