Top 10 Venues for Corporate Retreats in Amsterdam (2026 Guide)

The Conservatorium Hotel embodies today’s luxury lifestyle in everything from its heritage site in Amsterdam’s museum district to its cutting-edge design, Green Globe certification, and sustainable cuisine. The hotel occupies an eight-story, late nineteenth- century neo-gothic landmark that, until 2003, held the Sweelinck Music Conservatorium. As of December of 2011, it holds 129 designer rooms and suites, nearly half laid out as duplexes and all lined in oversized windows to let in floods of daylight.

The renovation’s internationally renowned architect, Piero Lissoni, focused his redesign on a mix of old and new, resulting in an artful layering of original and modern styles. The building’s former courtyard, for instance, now welcomes guests as a lounge and comfortable brasserie in a glass-enclosed atrium. Similarly, the six rooms for meetings celebrate old and new in masterfully understated environments. The largest space, the Symphony Room, accommodates up to 120 guests theater style and 90 for dinner. All six come with personalized service and state-of-the-art technology to satisfy the most demanding groups.

As sessions come to a close, participants can adjourn to their rooms, the Conservatorium Brasserie and Lounge, the Tunes Bar & Restaurant, or the Akasha Holistic Wellbeing Center—the hotel’s full-service spa, yoga studio, and fitness facility with pool. Alternatively, they can step outside to see the neighbors—including three of the world’s most famous museums: the Van Gogh, Stedelijk, and Rijksmuseum.

Embark on a corporate retreat at The Hoxton Lloyd Amsterdam, where modern sophistication meets historic charm. Nestled in the heart of Amsterdam, this boutique hotel offers versatile event spaces and state-of-the-art amenities to cater to your company's needs. With stylish accommodations, personalized service, and a central location, it's the perfect setting for productive meetings and team-building activities amidst the vibrant atmosphere of the city.

Amsterdam, the capital and largest city of the Netherlands, takes great pride in the preservation of its historical heart, where a maze of centuries-old canals winds past centuries-old buildings along its banks. Planners staging events at Radisson Blu Amsterdam often request the hotel's private dock to welcome attendees arriving by boat.

Steps away, the hotel's pastiche of restored and repurposed buildings features 248 guest rooms and nine state-of-the-art meeting rooms, the latter all capable of multiple setups and filled with natural light. Planners also appreciate the MPI-approved event staff, up-to-date audiovisual equipment, and on-site tech support. And everyone appreciates the free property-wide Wi-Fi, modern fitness center, Pastorie Bar in an old vicarage, and Restaurant de Palmboom, an organic and sustainably minded brasserie in the former Palmboom grocer's.