Maison ELLE opens a new chapter in Amsterdam

After Paris, Maison ELLE, the lifestyle magazine's hotel arm, is opening a second establishment in Amsterdam. A boutique hotel with 31 rooms and suites.
Maison ELLE Amsterdam, a boutique hotel with 31 rooms and suites. © Gerlach Delissen
Maison ELLE Amsterdam, a boutique hotel with 31 rooms and suites. © Gerlach Delissen

Maison ELLE has just launched the second edition of its hotel concept. Following its launch in Paris in 2022, a stone's throw from the Arc de Triomphe, a new chapter in its history is opening in Amsterdam, with a chic, trendy hotel in line with the Maison ELLE brand. the lifestyle spirit of the famous fashion magazine. For the first time outside France, in a country where the ELLE signature is far from unknown, with its 4.5 million readers.

Located at in the museum districtThis new top-of-the-range boutique hotel is located on the edge of the Vondelpark, in the Anna van den Vondelstraat, close to the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum and the famous Concertgebouw concert hall. The move is the result of the renovation over the last few months of a former four-star hotel housed in a 19th-century mansion.e century.

In a peaceful setting, so far from the hustle and bustle of the city yet so close to its main attractions, the Maison ELLE Amsterdam combines French charm with the atmosphere of Amsterdam. From the moment you enter and through its 31 rooms and suites ranging from 14 to 48 m², the hotel aims to reflect a "French art de vivre" in its interior design.

The business travellers will also receive special attention with a "Women selection", featuring the best addresses and fashion and beauty tips from the magazine. At the same time, the hotel offers a concept store around fashion and beauty products and home accessories. In the meantime, a spa will be opening in the hotel's interior garden.

This second Maison ELLE hotel was built in association with Studio V Hospitality, a subsidiary of the Valotel group, the Lagardère group's partner in the ELLE brand's hotel venture, and the Black Label Hospitality group, in charge of operations.