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The 30-square-meter Duplex Room has a mezzanine bedroom above a lounge and workspace. Stairs connect the two levels. A king or queen bed sits upstairs, where some layouts have arched glazing beside the bed. Natural tones, dark hardwood floors, and broad wall panels carry through the room. Windows look out toward Amsterdam, with curtains that can be operated from the room controls.

Downstairs, the lounge gives you a place to sit apart from the bed. The travertine bathroom has a rainfall shower and a television in the mirror. A Nespresso machine, minibar, and USB charging ports are provided, along with Wi-Fi.

The 23-square-meter Superior Single Room at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium is designed for one guest. A queen bed and a work area share the room, with windows looking toward the city. Natural tones and dark hardwood floors carry through the interior. The bathroom is lined in travertine and has a large rain shower.

In one layout, a dark desk and chair sit near a broad window beside the bed. Wall panels form a backdrop to the headboard, and a slim pendant light hangs near the bedside. Long curtains frame the glass and a rug softens the wood floor. A Nespresso machine is provided in the room.

The Deluxe Room measures 36 square meters and looks out toward Amsterdam. Dark hardwood floors and natural tones frame a sleeping area and a workspace. In one layout, a low wood bench runs beside the bed, with a folding-leg desk facing the window. Pendant lights hang by the bed, and a wide rug defines the sleeping area.

The travertine bathroom has a rainfall shower and Floris bath products. Some rooms have a deep soaking tub, which can be requested subject to availability. There is a Nespresso machine and a minibar. Automated curtains and a television built into the bathroom mirror are also provided.

The Premier Deluxe Room measures 36 square meters and looks out toward the neighborhood around the Conservatorium. Its sleeping and sitting spaces are on one level. Soft blue accents and natural tones sit alongside wood furniture. A custom dining table gives you a place to eat in the room. In one layout, a lounge chair stands beside a tall mirror and a patterned rug runs beneath the bed.

The bathroom has a rainfall shower and designer bath products. A bathtub can be requested, subject to availability. The room also has a Nespresso coffee machine and curtains that can be operated from the room controls.

The 48-square-meter Junior Suite is arranged on two levels. A lounge and workspace occupy the lower floor, with a bedroom elsewhere in the suite. Dark hardwood floors and wood panels frame the interior. In one layout, tall sheer curtains filter daylight, and a glass partition stands beside the bed. The bed can be arranged as a king or twins.

There is a travertine bathroom on each floor. A rainfall shower is included, and selected layouts also have a deep soaking tub. Floris bath products, automated curtains, and a television in the bathroom mirror are provided. The suite has a Nespresso machine and minibar.

The Grand Junior Duplex Suite measures 55 square meters. Stairs connect the king bedroom and the lounge, which sit on different levels. Dark hardwood floors and natural colors run through the suite. In one layout, a gray sofa and round wood table stand below a glass-railed staircase. Full-height curtains frame the tall windows, and a desk gives you space to work.

The travertine bathrooms have rainfall showers and a deep soaking bathtub. Floris bath products are provided. There is a Nespresso machine and a minibar. Automated curtains and a television built into the bathroom mirror are also available, along with Wi-Fi.

The 55-square-meter Grand Junior Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium is on one level. The king bed, lounge, and work area sit within the suite, with views of Amsterdam. Dark hardwood floors and natural colors carry through the room. The travertine bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a rain shower.

In one layout, exposed roof beams cross the room above sloping windows. A low wood bench runs along one wall, and chairs sit near a round table. Framed art hangs above the bed. The lounge gives guests somewhere to sit away from the bed, while the desk has space for a laptop.

The 58-square-meter Two-Bedroom Deluxe Family Room at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium combines two connecting rooms on the higher floors. Each room has a queen bed. Natural colors and dark hardwood floors run through the bedrooms. A desk and wardrobe provide space for work and luggage. The travertine bathroom has a rain shower.

In one bedroom, two small windows sit within a thick wall. A paneled headboard and a bedside reading light frame the bed. The connecting door lets guests move between the rooms while keeping separate sleeping areas. The hotel lists an outside view for this family category. The family room also has a Nespresso machine.

The 71-square-meter Deluxe Suite looks out over Amsterdam through large windows. The suite spans two levels. A lounge, dining table, and workspace share the lower floor. Dark wood flooring and natural tones run through the rooms. In one layout, a dark open staircase connects the lounge to the upper bedroom, where a glass rail overlooks the floor below.

A bathroom on each level is finished in travertine. The suite has a rainfall shower and a deep soaking bathtub. Designer bath products are provided, and the curtains can be operated from the room controls. A Nespresso machine, a television, and Wi-Fi are available.

The 96-square-meter Two-Bedroom Junior Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium connects two split-level Junior Suites. Each has a lower lounge and work area. Natural tones and dark hardwood floors carry through the rooms. The bedding can be two king beds or a king and two twins, depending on the option booked.

Travertine bathrooms on the different levels have deep soaking tubs and rain showers. In one lower lounge, a sofa stands beside a mirrored wall. A dark chair sits at the desk near a tall window. Curtains reach the wood floor, and a pale rug marks the seating area. A Nespresso machine and a television are provided.

The 69-square-meter Tower Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium sits high in the historic building. It looks across Amsterdam's skyline. Original wood beams run through the rooms above dark hardwood floors. A lounge and workspace share an open layout, with a king bed in the sleeping area. Stairs lead to the bathroom on a higher level.

Daylight reaches the bathroom, which has a large rain shower and a deep bathtub. In one arrangement, broad roof beams cross the ceiling above the sofa and bed. A desk sits under sloping timber, and a round wood table stands beside the seating. The suite has a Nespresso machine and a television.

A separate living room and work area give this suite the feel of an Amsterdam apartment. The bedroom has its own travertine bathroom, with a deep soaking tub and double rainfall shower. Dark hardwood floors and natural tones continue through the rooms.

One bedroom has three tall windows beside the bed. A black chair sits at a wood desk near the glazing, while a broad rug lies across the floor. A pendant hangs above the bedside area, and paneled walls frame the headboard.

The 64-square-meter Van Baerle Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium occupies a corner of the hotel. Large windows look across Amsterdam and bring daylight into an open-plan living area. High ceilings and dark hardwood floors frame the space. A work area sits beside the lounge and king bed, with a walk-in wardrobe nearby.

The travertine bathroom has a solid stone oval bathtub and a rain shower. In one layout, tan chairs face a gray sofa near the corner windows. Tall curtains soften the light, and a long cabinet divides the bed from the seating. Wood flooring continues through both areas. A Nespresso machine is provided in the suite.

The 72-square-meter Balcony Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium has a king bedroom and a separate living room. A balcony looks toward the courtyard and nearby buildings. Natural tones and dark hardwood floors run through the suite. There is a work area and a walk-in wardrobe, and a kitchenette with a dining table can be requested.

The travertine bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a rain shower. In one bedroom, arched glass doors open beside a desk and dark chair. Long curtains and pendant lights frame the bed, and a rug sits over the wood floor. Guests have a Nespresso machine in the suite.

The 125-square-meter Two-Bedroom Balcony Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium has two bedrooms and a separate living room. The balcony looks toward the Stedelijk Museum. Natural tones and dark hardwood floors continue through the rooms. A walk-in wardrobe and a work area provide space for luggage and a laptop. A kitchenette with a dining table is available on request.

The travertine bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a rain shower. In one bedroom, arched glass doors stand beside a desk and a dark chair. Broad panels frame the headboard, and slim pendant lights hang beside the bed. A Nespresso machine is provided in the suite.

The 115-square-meter Amsterdam Rooftop Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium spans three levels. A spiral staircase leads to a private rooftop terrace with broad city views. Original wood beams cross the rooms above dark hardwood floors. The lower level has a lounge, a place to work, and a walk-in wardrobe. A king bedroom sits apart from the lounge.

Two travertine bathrooms include a rain shower and a large bathtub with views toward the Rijksmuseum. In one layout, an orange chair sits near the bed beneath sloping roof windows. Narrow arched windows and a low wood table are part of the same room.

The Two-Bedroom Garden Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium has 110 square meters indoors and a private garden of 70 square meters. Stairs lead from the balcony to the garden. The living room is separate and looks toward the Stedelijk Museum. A work area sits within the suite, and art by Dutch designer Mart Visser is on display.

Each bedroom has its own bathroom. Travertine frames the deep soaking tubs and rain showers. The private garden has seating among mature plants, with a lawn and a large tree in one arrangement. The balcony gives guests a place to look out before going down to the garden.

The Two-Bedroom Concerto Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium measures 150 square meters, according to the hotel. Tall arched windows look toward the Stedelijk Museum and the courtyard. On the lower level, a lounge sits beside a large dining table. The same floor has a kitchenette and a powder room. The main bedroom sits one level up.

A hall leads to the second bedroom, which has a lounge and a bathroom of its own. The bathrooms have stone tubs and rain showers. Glass rails look down past white beams to the seating area by the windows. A walk-in wardrobe gives guests space to store their clothes.

The 170-square-meter Penthouse Suite at Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium has windows that follow the outline of the building. The living room has a kitchenette and a dining table, with seating away from the bedroom. A private elevator landing serves the suite. A second entrance leads to a styling area, and the bedroom has a king bed and a walk-in wardrobe.

The bathroom has an oval stone bathtub, a rain shower, and two sinks. In one layout, a long window wall sits beside the bed opposite a mirrored wall. Dark panels and a low bench run toward the seating area. An 80-inch screen is in the living room.