At WestCord Fashion Hotel, creativity doesn’t just appear on the runway, it thrives inside the hotel. More than a stylish place to stay, the hotel is a hub where couture and lifestyle meet, bringing renowned designers and a stylist together under one roof.
On the first floor of the hotel you’ll find Dutch couturier Leon Klaassen Bos, the creative force behind fashion house LeonLeon. With a background at Yves Saint Laurent and an international career spanning Amsterdam, Paris, Dubai, and California, Leon is known for refined, sensual designs that blend craftsmanship with innovation. His atelier, located inside the Fashion Hotel, offers a glimpse into the world of couture where bespoke garments are still crafted with Parisian elegance and Dutch boldness.
Adding to the hotel’s creative energy is stylist Pedro Dias. Celebrated for his ability to transform personal style into powerful visual storytelling, Pedro has worked with international brands and private clients. From his office at the hotel, he provides direct access to professional styling and creative collaborations, making the Fashion Hotel not only a destination for travellers, but also for fashion enthusiasts.
No visit is complete without a culinary experience, and that’s where Brasserie Mme Coco shines. With its French-inspired menu and elegant yet welcoming atmosphere, the brasserie is the perfect place to enjoy lunch, a glass of wine, or dinner after a day of inspiration. To finish the evening in style, head up to the SKYY Bar on the 10th floor and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Amsterdam.
During Amsterdam Fashion Week, the SKYY Bar adds a festive twist with a special menu featuring cocktail creations and G&T specials. The menu will be available on Saturday 30 August, Sunday 31 August, Wednesday 3 September, and Thursday 4 September (opening hours: Saturday 18:00–01:00, Sunday/Wednesday/Thursday 18:00–00:00).
By combining world-class design, creative talent, and refined gastronomy, WestCord Fashion Hotel Amsterdam has become a true fashion-forward destination—proving that fashion is not only worn, but also lived and experienced.