The Conservatorium, Amsterdam
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The Conservatorium is outfitted with furniture by Cassina, Kartell, and Living Divani.
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The atrium features a wealth of materials: the brick of the original structure, a glass roof, and steel beams supporting the new structure.
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The hotel was originally the Rijkspostspaarbank building. In 1978 the bank moved and the building became a music conservatorium five years later. In 2008 the Conservatorium of Amsterdam moved locations and Set Hotels purchased the building.
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This shot of the stairwell shows the myriad materials used: metal, marble, and brick.
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Here's a shot of the lounge.
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Just like the exterior, the interior rooms feature a mix of design influences: traditional blue plates hold court with minimalist furnishings.
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The rooms feature 100-percent Egyptian cotton bedding, flat-screen TVs, a deep soaking tub and separate shower, safety deposit box, complimentary WiFi, and a prime view of the cityscape.
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The serene spa features a full menu of services including facials, manicures, and massages.
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Conservatorium HotelRooms from €325Van Baerlestraat 27Amsterdam 1071 AN+31-0-20-570-000conservatoriumhotel.com
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