A live poll of 750+ hoteliers at Mews Unfold 2026 found 80% excited about new technology, with broader Mews research showing 92% optimistic about hospitality's future.
Revinate's Dylan Cole and De L'Europe Amsterdam's Robert-Jan Woltering argue that luxury hotels risk brand erosion through cost-cutting, and should prioritize top-line revenue growth across all profit centers.
Davy and Jill reflect on Mews Unfold 2026 in Amsterdam, weighing AI's promise to free staff for human connection against the industry's oldest unsolved frustration: recognising returning guests at check-in.
Mews Founder Richard Valtr previews Unfold 2026, a 700-hotelier event in Amsterdam on May 27, focused on redefining the hotel operating model around AI, finance automation, and connected ecosystems.
De L'Europe Amsterdam's GM shares insights on achieving MICHELIN three-key status through local identity, empowered teams, and visible leadership.
HFTP and Hospitality Upgrade will host senior IT executives at W Amsterdam for strategic discussions on AI adaptation, sustainability tech, and regional technology leadership.
From today, the Conservatorium Hotel becomes Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam, under the management of Mandarin Oriental.
Monday, November 10, marked a special moment for the Dutch hospitality scene: the official laying of the foundation stone for Nobu Residences Park Meadows Amsterdam (opening 2027). This marks the arrival of the world-renowned Nobu Hospitality brand, founded by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro, and Meir Teper, in the Netherlands.
Stéphanie Segaux has been announced as Starwood Hotels' vice president of development EMEA, with the new appointment spearheading development strategy as the brand enters its next phase of strategic global expansion.
In the heart of Amsterdam's canal district, where heritage meets innovation, The Dylan Amsterdam has quietly redefined boutique hospitality through a series of design-forward renovations and sustainability upgrades that honor its 17th-century roots. Nestled along the Keizersgracht, the five-star hotel has completed a multi-phase transformation of 21 out of its 41 rooms and suites—each thoughtfully selected to reflect the property's evolving design philosophy. The updates reaffirm its commitment to timeless design, bespoke craftsmanship, and future proof hospitality.
The Conservatorium Hotel, located in the heart of Amsterdam's vibrant Museum Quarter, opened its doors in 2011 as the city's first Modern Grand Hotel. Over the years, it has become one of Amsterdam's most iconic luxury destinations, renowned for its distinctive design, world-class service, and exceptional hospitality.
Several events, including multiple concerts by Usher, lifted Amsterdam hotel performance in April, according to preliminary data from CoStar. CoStar is a leading provider of online real estate marketplaces, information, and analytics in the property markets.
Situated within the historic former Palace of Justice, Rosewood Amsterdam marks the brand's debut into the Netherlands. This iconic property is the last new hotel development permitted within a monumental building in Amsterdam, reinforcing Rosewood's position as a leader in luxury lifestyle. Offering a unique cultural experience, Rosewood Amsterdam seamlessly blends its rich history with ongoing transformation, creating an exceptional destination.
Modern transformation with great attention to historical elements.
Nobu Hospitality, the global luxury lifestyle and iconic hotel, dining, and residence brand, is making its debut in the Netherlands with the Nobu Restaurant Amsterdam and the Nobu Residences Park Meadows Amsterdam. Developed in partnership with Dutch real estate firm Breevast, this exclusive project will bring Nobu's signature style to the heart of Amsterdam's most coveted neighborhood, Oud-Zuid.
Located in the heart of the UNESCO-listed Amsterdam Canal District, Rosewood Amsterdam is now accepting reservations for stays starting June 1st, 2025.
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced the option to sign two iconic additions to its portfolio of exceptional hotels from early 2025: Hôtel Lutetia in Paris and the Conservatorium Hotel in Amsterdam. The acceptance of the offer is subject to the completion of a consultation process with the relevant Works Councils, which will begin shortly. The Conservatorium Hotel is set to be rebranded as Mandarin Oriental Conservatorium, Amsterdam in January 2026, following a comprehensive upgrade (the hotel will stay open during that period).
Hotelschool The Hague announces insights from its first Yearly Outlook report, revealing that international business travel has fully recovered, surpassing pre-pandemic levels by 2% in 2024. This recovery marks a significant milestone for the global hospitality industry. In combination with key trends such as extended stays, shifts in accommodation preferences, and the rise of sustainable travel practices taking center stage. Authored by Jeroen Oskam, Director of the school's Research Centre, the report offers strategic insights for industry leaders entering a phase that is different from pre-pandemic times, driven by new developments in business travel.
In his newly appointed role, Imre Heijboer will work to optimize overall performance and synergies between Corendon Amsterdam New-West and The College Hotel, while delivering outstanding service and operational excellence. He will ensure the properties consistently deliver top-tier service, solidifying the brand's reputation in the hospitality industry.