The story
Built by people who actually stay longer
We started Seven & Up because everywhere we travelled for a week or more we hit the same wall: hotel pricing punished long stays, kitchens were rare, and the front desk was surprised we were still there on day fourteen.
What we actually do
Seven & Up is a booking site for stays of seven nights and up. The search starts at a week, the filters are the ones that matter over a week — kitchen, workspace, laundry, pets — and the price you see is the whole price.
That last part is the difference worth caring about. Hotels routinely quote a total that leaves out a resort or amenity fee collected at check-in. Over one night it is an irritation; over fourteen it is real money, and it means the cheapest-looking option often is not the cheapest. Every figure on this site includes those fees — in the card, the sort order, the filters and the map.
How the business works
We are not a hotel and we do not hold inventory. Rooms come from a supply partner network, and the payment for your stay is taken by Nuitée, who is the merchant of record — they charge the card, hold the money and issue refunds. We earn a commission when a stay completes.
We say this plainly because it determines things you will notice: the descriptor on your statement is theirs, a refund comes from them, and the cancellation terms belong to the rate you picked rather than to a policy we invented.
Where we are
Headquartered in Miami, with the team spread across six time zones — which is not a perk, it is the same condition that produced the company.
How early we are
Early. The booking flow is live and the inventory is real, but this is a young product: The Extender’s Club is still in development, and you will find corners of the site that are thinner than they should be.
We would rather say that here than have you discover it halfway through a booking. If something does not work, hello@sevennup.com reaches a person who can fix it.