Boardrooms

Dutch Design Hotel Artemis in Amsterdam offers 5 multifunctional boardrooms, of which 4 can be connected. All boardrooms are located on the first floor of the hotel and have a view of the large waterside terrace of the hotel. They have a modern contemporary design to meet your every need.

The boardrooms are standard equipped with comfortable leather chairs, a flexible amount of dark wood meeting tables, large windows that supply full day light in the rooms, an integrated whiteboard and free WiFi. We can provide you with all the technical equipment required for your meeting.

Each boardroom is named after a famous Dutch Designer or artist.

Piet Boon Boardroom
Named after the famous furniture designer and interior architect Piet Boon. He has become one of the most talked about designers in Holland. Boon designs furniture, interiors, restaurants and complete houses. This boardroom is the smallest of the 5 boardrooms, offering space for upto 16 persons in theatre.

Herman Brood Boardroom
Named after the deceased musician and artist Herman Brood. He worked on large scale paintings, creating canvases with bright colors heavily influenced by the Cobra tradition. The Herman Brood boardroom can be connected to the Dick Bruna boardroom. On its own, the boardroom offers space for upto 20 people in theatre.

Dick Bruna Boardroom
Dick Bruna is a world renowned artist. He has been occupied with drawing books for toddlers and small children for the last 50 years. Dick Bruna combines people, animals and objects in their simplest form. Who did not grow up with Miffy?

The Dick Bruna boardroom offers space for upto 20 people in theatre and can be connected with the Herman Brood boardroom. Connected the two boardrooms offer space for upto 40 people in theatre setting.

Jan Jansen Boardroom
Named after the famous Dutch shoe designer, Jan Jansen. Since his start in 1963 his work is very successful, greatly respected. Amongst his works there are several masterpieces, such as the wooden shoe in 1969, the bambooshoe from 1973 and the floating heel from 1989. His work has been displayed in the Modern Art Stedelijk Museum.

The Jan Jansen boardroom offers space for upto 20 people in theatre setting and can be connected with the Spyker boardroom.

Spyker Boardroom
Named after the famous Dutch car maker Spyker. Starting in 1900, Spyker created models of international interest. In England the Spyker model was known as the continental ‘Rolls Royce’.

The Spyker boardroom offers space for upto 20 people in theatre setting and can be connected to the Jan Jansen boardroom. Connected the two boardrooms offer space for upto 40 people in theatre setting.