点我看中文Hi MaryAnn, The hotel is on Rozenstraat street which is one short block down from Raadhuisstraat which is a major bus and tram transit street. Amsterdam is flat and we walked everywhere but if you googlemap the city you will see the bus and tram lines that go all over. We caught our canal boat tour just a short ways up the canal from the Anne Frank House and bought our tickets at a tourist office just a few doors down from there. We only speak English and had no problems in the city. We also had great weather which really helped us enjoy the town. We did a free walking tour and also did the Rijkmuseum, the Dutch Resistance Museum and wandered around the old town sections. The hotel is on the edge of the Jordaan which is mostly a local residential section so it was nice walking around that area and seeing schools and kids and people doing normal daily activities. Once you crossed over to the Anne Frank side of the Prinsengraacht Canal it was more of a tourist, retail and business area.

点我看中文I can not answer how the bridal suite is ( its 35 years since I used one ) But the hotel in general is quiet and I have no doubt it will not disappoint you. The area is quiet being just on the edge of shops and places.

点我看中文yes, there is a privacy door for the Toilet.

点我看中文Hello! It'a a historical building, and there is a lift but sometimes also some stairs to go up or down the so-called "inbetween floors". To make sure you don't get a room on those floors, best to ask the reception or beforehand. It's a really nice hotel! Enjoy!

点我看中文There are stairs to get into the hotel from the street. There may be a mobility lift for these stairs, or an alternative entrance, but I haven't noticed. In general, the centre of Amsterdam has historical buildings with lots of stairs, it will be very difficult to get around for people with mobility requirements. I'd advise you to look into the newly built hotels near the railway station - there's a Mariott, and couple of others, overlooking canals.