Hotel in the Netherlands | Amsterdam Conservatory Hotel

The Amsterdam Conservatory, a century-old building, originated from the Royal Bank of the Netherlands and later became the Royal Conservatory. The old conservatory had no new owner after moving at the beginning of this century, until 2011 when this classic Dutch building made a gorgeous turn and reappeared in an amazing hotel look. Geographical location The hotel is located in the center of Amsterdam, with shopping centers, computer cities, museums, cultural corridors nearby, and convenient transportation. Accommodation The Amsterdam Conservatory Hotel has 128 rooms and suites to choose from. These include rooftop rooms, studios, apartment-style suites, and more. The hotel has two styles of rooms, one is irregular lofts and the other is as modern as other Asian hotels. In the attic rooms, there are various Dutch specialties, such as Delft ceramics and Dutch wooden shoes, simple and warm. Hotel catering In terms of catering services, the hotel's Taiko Japanese restaurant airlifts all Wagyu beef directly from Japan, paired with Gin born in the Netherlands and a variety of cocktails made with it, allowing guests to feel a feast from taste and vision at the same time.