A Bond Experience in Rotterdam

by | Aug 25, 2015 | All Destinations

Ever wondered what it would be like to be part of the world of James Bond?

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Ever wondered what it would be like to be part of the world of James Bond? To provide guests with just such an experience, the Mainport Hotel in Rotterdam has created an amazing Designing 007 package available until February 2015, in conjunction with the opening of the Designing 007: Fifty years of Bond Style exhibition in Rotterdam.

The package includes a one night stay at Mainport’s chic King-Size City XL room overlooking grand city views, a luxurious champagne breakfast buffet and a complimentary cocktail to help kick-start festivities. Guests will have access to the penthouse Spa Haven to relax in true Bond fashion with a steam at the Finnish sauna or Turkish steam bath. For added extravagance and privacy, guests can select to upgrade their room to the Waterfront Sauna room, which features a private in-room sauna and glittering views of the historic Rotterdam Harbour.

To complete the experience, the Designing 007 package also includes the entrance pass to the exhibition where guests will immerse themselves in the glamour and intrigue of Bond. Guests also take home an exciting goodie bag fi lled with Designing 007 collectibles as a wonderful keepsake of an unforgettable stay.

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