Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium Amsterdam
Museumkwartier, Amsterdam-Zuid, Amsterdam
“Grand bank atrium sanctuary”
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Vibe
A seamless marriage of 19th-century brickwork and hyper-modern glass, buzzing with the city's fashion and art elite.
“Grand bank atrium sanctuary”
Piero Lissoni's iconic glass-and-brick conversion defines modern Amsterdam luxury.
A neo-Gothic bank and music school masterfully repurposed into a cultural landmark.
High-touch Mandarin Oriental service paired with the city's most expansive hotel spa.
Beside Museumplein cultural icons on a leafy side street.
Rooms
Duplex suites feature double-height ceilings, brushed-oak floors, and travertine bathrooms that overlook the Stedelijk Museum across the street.
Backstory
Originally the Rijkspostspaarbank in 1897, this neo-Gothic treasure served as a music conservatory before its 2011 conversion by Piero Lissoni.
Wellness
The Akasha spa offers a rare Watsu pool and a subterranean lap pool illuminated by natural light from the atrium above.
Eat & drink
Taiko serves high-concept Asian cuisine, while the new Ottolenghi restaurant brings vegetable-forward sharing plates to the sun-drenched atrium.
The neighborhood
Located in the Museumkwartier, you are steps from the Rijksmuseum and the luxury boutiques of P.C. Hooftstraat.
“From Amsterdam’s old music school to a conservatory of a different kind; the Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam is a radical repurposing of the city’s Sweelinck Conservatorium building.”
“A dazzling renovation by Milanese designer Pietro Lissoni of a 19th-century bank turned music school.”
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