Wonderful little hotel. Friendly, nice breakfast. A bit of a hike to the upper rooms. Great location. Not inexpensive

Stayed with my wife for a quick weekend get a way. Stayed in room 4. Found the hotel exactly as I expected from its site. Loved it and will be back

We arrived in Amsterdam on January 1st and stayed four nights. Once again the Seven Bridges was as wonderful as ever. While you won't find big hotel amenities here what you will find is that you are staying in an Amsterdam canal house. It's kind of like having your own studio apartment, living in an incredible building. All of the rooms that we have stayed in are spacious. Since we experienced two days of torrential rain it was great to have a room where you could actually sit and relax, taking the occasional break from the storm. If this appeals to you it's a great place to stay. One word of advice is that if you're not walkers and most of what you plan to do is on the other end of the canals you may want to find a hotel closer to that area and while you may find something equally charming, my experience is that it will be at a much higher price. Over the years of staying here we have become acquainted with the owners and have found them, and their staff, to be incredibly helpful yet wonderfully unobtrusive. If you want advice and recommendations you will probably need to ask.

Not all rooms are alike. We had number 5. It was feeling like home, except that this room is much much nicer than home, furnished with nice antiques. A mixture of different periods, but nicely done. There is a small terrace accessed through the bathroom, overlooking a small garden. This is the kind of room you don't want to leave.
Don't except a hotel attitude, or full service. It is more like living in someone's place. Jut enjoy it.
Did I mention the two Empire mirrors facing each other? There are thousands of you when you are on the bed :-)