The Netherlands offers an eclectic mix of city and country for exploration. Come to the Netherlands for scenic city bike rides, Amsterdam's multi-cultural scene, the political importance of The Hague, the miniature town on Madurodam or cruising down canals and taking in the country's distinctive architecture.
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A member of The Set Hotels, whose addresses include London and Paris, The Conservatorium is a transient example of the group’s luxury hotels in coveted locations. Located in the museum quarter of Amsterdam and originally designed by Dutch architect Daniel Knuttel, it is a proud embodiment of the regeneration of this historical city. Simple an functional, there is something charming and endearing about the simplicity of the hotel’s interior design. Muted shades of grey with occasional pops of colour are paired with demure fabrics are illuminated by the natural daylight that streams through the large windows. Italian furniture is paired with Dutch style and faded Asian rugs are charming editions to the public spaces. The proud home to its Taiko restaurant, the dining is delivering the finest Hida beef and European grown wasabi all washed down with rare and distinctive sake’s, found by one of Europe’s only Sake Sommeliers. It is a place to discover outrageous Asian flavours and unique ingredients. If you want a culinary journey, look no further than the creations from the Taiko chefs.
Amsterdam is a fabulous city built on small waterways making for a beautiful setting for De L’Europe, a gorgeously set hotel along one of the canals. De L’Europe is a place where travellers can recharge and relax within a variety of settings such as rooms and suites, restaurants and bars, and other fabulous facilities and amenities. The accommodations at De L’Europe are beautifully decorated with art from the Rijksmuseum, comfortable beds, elegantly appointed bathrooms, and the latest and greatest technology. In addition to rooms and suites being a place to relax, Le Spa is a calming oasis where guests can be pampered and have their mind, body, and spirit restored. Treatment rooms, a salon, a full-service gym, and other spa amenities are available to weary travellers. To end long days of exploring or relaxation, guests can enjoy Michelin-starred meals with international cuisine and a stellar wine and cocktail menu. De L’Europe provides a unique experience with many fabulous facilities and amenities to be enjoyed.
Amsterdam’s canal houses are immortalised as the distinctive architecture of this world famous city and the Hotel Pulitzer has immortalised 25 of them for their accommodations. Golden age exteriors are a façade that are hiding the hotel’s intimate bedrooms, peaceful inner gardens, cafes, and restaurants. Overlooking the canals, the bedrooms and suites are modern, colourful and full of interesting details. The residential feel of the interiors are a welcome retreat after a day of exploring. Multi-level suites feel like little apartments, perfect for those longer stays or bigger families. Sitting up in the eaves, their exposed beams and vaulted ceilings are delightful details of these beautiful canal houses. The Pause at Pulitzer is designed for those wanting a more relaxed approach to dining, with recharging dishes that are created to nourish and comfort you from the inside out.
Set along the Prinsengracht in Amsterdam's picturesque Canal District, Rosewood Amsterdam has opened its doors following a meticulous 10-year restoration. The Hotel What was once the Palace of Justice is now a welcoming, luxurious hotel and cultural icon. With 134 rooms and suites, the Rosewood offers ultra-luxe living while honouring the rich heritage and historic legacy of the building. Think contemporary Amsterdam charm, fused with the essence of Dutch canal house living. Sink into a plush king bed and soft white sheets, admire views of Amsterdam's iconic waterways, soak in a freestanding bath and discover the secret terrace of the Rooftop Terrace Suite. For families and groups, the impressive and discreet private Houses offer an elevated level of exclusivity and luxury, with a dedicated Butler ready to cater to your every need. Dining & Drinking Rosewood Amsterdam offers three unique dining destinations. Experience culinary excellence in opulent surroundings at Eeuwen, where a thoughtfully designed menu celebrates the changing seasons. Each dish features carefully sourced ingredients, with breakfast, lunch and dinner available daily. Advocatuur is the hotel's lively hideaway, designed in a moody and rich colour palette, ambient lighting and smoked mirrors. Here you can savour Indian comfort food from the Tandoor oven, house-distilled spirits, bar bites and marvellous mixology. The Court is the heart of the hotel - a bright and airy social space that offers an all-day menu, afternoon tea, aperitivos and more. Amenities As you step into the Asaya Spa, it's hard to imagine that this urban sanctuary could be found in the heart of the city. Designed by Piet Boon, the space embodies the elements of wood, water, wind and fire. From the serene indoor pools and treatments influenced by ancient Eastern healing, Ayurvedic wisdom, and Western therapies, to Dr Barbara Sturm’s sought-after STURMGLOW™ facial, sound baths and movement classes, there's no doubt that you'll leave here feeling lighter.
The heart of the renowned ‘9-Streets’ in Amsterdam is a place of culture, commerce and its iconic architectural beauty. Overlooking the Keizersgracht canal, The Dylan presides over the canal-belt that is at the heart of the city. Perfectly located for exploring, allow the intrigue to envelope you as you explore this eclectic European playground. At night, The Dylan is a welcoming place to retire for the evening. Uniquely designed, and with a personality to each, the bedrooms and suites are individual homes-away-from-home. We love the loft bedrooms, where beds sit under romantically exposed beams in the building’s eaves. Bright white walls compliment the natural wood, and the minimal furnishings allow you to appreciate the architectural interior. Their Bar Brasserie OCCO is a place to connect and relax all whilst enjoying Michelin-starred dining in historic interiors. Feel charmed, intrigued and enchanted.