Where is Conservatorium Hotel?

At Van Baerlestraat 27, in the Zuid district of Amsterdam. The nearest tram or metro stop is Museumplein, on the tram, about a minute away.

Which museums and sights are near Conservatorium Hotel?

Stedelijk Museum is 50 m away, Van Gogh Museum is 150 m away, Moco Museum is 150 m away. Distances are in a straight line from the hotel.

Does Conservatorium Hotel have a swimming pool?

Yes. It has an eighteen-metre indoor lap pool below ground in the Akasha spa, with a sauna and a hammam.

When did Conservatorium Hotel open?

In 2011. It has 129 rooms and suites.

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Conservatorium Hotel

The building was a bank, and then for a quarter of a century it was full of music. The Italian designer Piero Lissoni turned it into a hotel, with a glass atrium over the old courtyard, a minute from the Stedelijk, the Van Gogh and the Concertgebouw.

Class: Five-star hotel
Opened: 2011
Rooms: 129 rooms and suites
Area: Museumplein

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What sets Conservatorium Hotel apart

By Museumplein
The hotel is on the corner of the Van Baerlestraat and the Paulus Potterstraat, beside the Stedelijk and a few minutes from the Rijksmuseum and the Concertgebouw.
A savings bank
The brick building with its corner tower was designed by Daniël Knuttel for the Rijkspostspaarbank, the state post office savings bank.
A music school
For more than twenty-five years it was the home of the Sweelinck Conservatorium, the music school that gave the hotel its name.
Lissoni's design
Piero Lissoni designed the conversion, joining old brick and modern glass round a covered courtyard.

What it has

Indoor pool
Spa
Restaurants
Bar
Fitness room

Where Conservatorium Hotel is

Address

Van Baerlestraat 27
1071 AN Amsterdam, Netherlands

Nearest tram or metro

Museumplein, on the tram, about a minute away

Museums and sights nearby

Distances are in a straight line from the hotel.

A hotel since 2011

The building was put up for the Rijkspostspaarbank at the turn of the twentieth century, to Daniël Knuttel's design, and later housed the Sweelinck Conservatorium.

It opened as the Conservatorium Hotel in 2011, and on 14 January 2026 took the name Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, under Mandarin Oriental's management.