Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam

Located in the heart of Amsterdam's Museum Quarter, the hotel has been recognised since its opening in 2011 as a leading destination for luxury, design and hospitality and as a meeting place for both international visitors and the local community.

Mandarin Oriental embraces the heritage of the Conservatorium Hotel while introducing considered updates to enhance the guest experience. The lounge will be refreshed with a new design and a stronger focus on afternoon tea, while continuing its role as “The Living Room of Amsterdam”. Guest rooms and suites will be upgraded in phases, starting with the Deluxe Rooms. The 1,000-square-metre Akasha Spa, the largest hotel spa in Amsterdam, will keep welcoming guests and members.

In early 2026, internationally renowned chef, restaurateur and author Yotam Ottolenghi will open his first restaurant in the Netherlands at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium. Inspired by Ottolenghi's ROVI restaurant in London, the new destination will feature a vegetable-led menu with colourful sharing plates, primarily prepared using locally sourced ingredients. It will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner in the hotel's iconic glass atrium, with further details to be announced in the first quarter of 2026.

Taiko Cuisine will continue as a core part of the hotel's culinary offering. Led by new Head Chef Lars Drost, the Asian-inspired fine dining restaurant builds on its reputation through modern interpretations of Far Eastern flavours, grounded in classic techniques and seasonal produce. Since opening in 2014, Taiko has become one of Amsterdam's most recognised dining destinations for both hotel guests and local diners.

Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam is Amsterdam's leading luxury lifestyle palace, evoking glamour and elegance for sophisticated, design-literate travellers. Located in the Museum Quarter, the luxury centre and cultural heart of the city, the hotel is an architectural masterpiece that combines a landmark heritage building with a graceful, contemporary design, offering guests a selection of restaurants, a bar, lounge and the 1,000 square metres Akasha Spa. A destination hotel with a real sense of place, Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium is known at home and abroad as 'Amsterdam's Living Room'.