In 2025, Amsterdam will reach an incredible 750-year milestone, symbolizing centuries of transformation. From its roots as a modest fishing village in the 13th century to its status as a vibrant global hub, the city’s journey reflects its cultural growth.
As a nod to its monumental 750th anniversary, the Conservatorium Hotel is making headlines with the launch of its ultra-luxurious ‘Ultimate Amsterdam 750’ experience. Situated in the heart of the city’s vibrant Museum Quarter, this modern grand hotel has become synonymous with elegance and exclusivity since its opening in 2011.
Now, in a move to honor the city’s rich history and cultural legacy, the Conservatorium is offering a five-night stay featuring curated events, lavish accommodations, and unique experiences.
The ‘Ultimate Amsterdam 750’ package offers an unparalleled immersion into luxury and culture. Guests will be treated to a private violin performance paired with a fine dining experience by the renowned Taiko Cuisine, all enjoyed atop the suite’s rooftop with stunning 360˚ views of Amsterdam’s skyline. Over five nights, a private driver remains at their disposal.
This experience also includes a helicopter tour, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city’s iconic landmarks, and an exclusive after-hours tour of the Van Gogh Museum for a rare glimpse of the artist’s masterpieces. Visitors also receive tickets to the world-renowned Rijksmuseum and Amsterdam Museum.
Further enhancing the luxury, guests can enrich their wardrobes with a custom-made couture gown by Edwin Oudshoorn, designer to the Dutch Royal Family, and a perfectly tailored suit by ATTOLINI by Oger. To honor Dutch craftsmanship, the package features a collaboration with Bonebakker, the nation’s oldest jeweler, where guests receive a bespoke sterling silver ‘Key of Amsterdam’ keychain, engraved with their initials.
As part of the offering, the Conservatorium Hotel partnered with renowned art photographer Bastiaan Woudt to create a personalized portrait for each guest. Known for his distinctive aesthetic, Mr. Woudt will produce a 90cm x 120cm signed and museum-glass-framed portrait.
Rounding off this extraordinary experience, a private after-hours shopping session at Cartier offers an exclusive opportunity to explore the brand’s finest jewelry and accessories.
The ‘Ultimate Amsterdam 750’ experience is priced at €132,500 and can be reserved through the hotel’s reservations team for stays between October 2024 to September 2025. For guests looking for a more accessible option to celebrate Amsterdam’s 750th anniversary, the Conservatorium Hotel also offers a streamlined ‘Amsterdam 750’ package, with stays starting at €2,130.
