Location. Rooms Seven One Seven is located in Amsterdam, Holland, in the Spiegelkwartier, the city's antique district. It is 700 metres from Anne Frank House and one kilometre from the Van Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum.
Rooms Features. Rooms Seven One Seven is housed in a 19th-century canal house with views over the Prinsengracht Canal. The lobby features an impressive original oak staircase and marble floor, complemented by period furniture and traditional decor. A range of in- room massages and spa treatments are offered by the hotel. Guests can relax on one of two patios or in the library with fireplace. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout.
Rooms Seven One Seven does not have a restaurant, but there are plenty of dining options near the hotel. The room rate includes complimentary a la carte breakfast, afternoon tea, drinks from the minibar, and house wines. In addition, there is 24-hour room service.
Rooms Seven One Seven has a CD and DVD library and staff can arrange reservations on tours and boat trips.
Guestrooms. There are eight suites built over four floors with views either over the Prinsengracht Canal or the hotel patios. All suites are individually appointed with a combination of modern and traditional decor, featuring Dutch and French masters, African sculptures, and Murano glassware. Each suite has custom-made linen, hand-woven Welsh woollen blankets, and upholstered sofas or chairs. Suites include Bang and Olufsen entertainment centres, cable television, complimentary wireless Internet access, and complimentary minibars.
Expert Tip. Characterised by its beautiful old Dutch houses, many dating back to the 16th century, the Spiegelkwartier has been the heart of the national art and antiques trade for the past 80 years. There are over 70 art and antique dealers to explore. Expect to find antique Delft china, artefacts from around the world and interesting pieces of abstract modern art.
City tax: A 3.54% city tax applies to all bookings. This is not included in the rates advertised and must be paid at the hotel.
Anne Frank House: 700 Metres Van Gogh Museum: 1 Km Rijksmuseum (National Museum): 1 Km Hermitage: 1 Km Pc Hoofstraat (Chic/Couture Shopping District): 1 Km Amsterdam Historical Museum: 1.5 Km Dam Square: 2 Km
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From Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (Ams): Distance To Rooms 717 Is 20 Kilometres, Approximately 25 Minutes' Drive.
Getting There. A Railway Station Is Located Under Schiphol Plaza, In The Central Hall Of The Terminal. Every 15 Minutes A Direct Train Runs To Amsterdam Central Station, Which Is Three Kilometres From The Rooms. From Here Tram Numbers 1, 2 And 5 Run To Stop Prinsengracht. Shared Schiphol Travel Taxis Can Be Found Outside The Arrivals Hall. The Cars Can Seat Up To Eight People And Cost Around 19 Eur Per Person. Private Taxis Into Amsterdam City Centre Cost Approximately 40 Eur And 50 Eur To The Rooms. Public Buses Frequently Run To Amsterdam And Other Destinations. Buses 197 And 370 Go To Central Amsterdam And Amsterdam Zuid. Prices Are All Subject To Change.
Getting Around. Amsterdam Can Easily Be Explored By Foot. However, There Are Convenient Bus, Tram And Metro Services Running Through The City And Outside Areas. Cycling Is Also A Popular Way To See Amsterdam. There Are Taxi Ranks At The Central Station. Driving Within The Canal Ring Is Discouraged.
Driving Directions. From Amsterdam Schiphol Airport: Follow The A4 Towards Amsterdam. Take The A10 West Towards Centrum/Zaanstad/ Leeuwarden. Take The Exit S106 Marked Osdorp/Overtoomse Veld And At The Traffic Lights, Turn Right Towards Centrum. Continue Straight On Until Continuing Over A Bridge. At The First Set Of Traffic Lights, Turn Left. Continue Along Overtoom Until It Ends In A T-junction, Where You Should Turn Right. Get Into The Left Lane And Continue Driving, Past The Park Rooms, Until The First Set Of Traffic Lights. Turn Left Onto Spiegelgracht. Continue Driving Over A Bridge And Take A Left Turn Onto Prinsengracht.
