Beautifully set on one of Amsterdam's loveliest canals, the Seven Bridges will immerse you in aristocratic opulence. Rooms are sumptuously decorated with oriental rugs and polished antiques. The urge to sightsee may fade once breakfast (€10), served on fine china, is delivered to your room.
Seven Bridges
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