Hotels in Bruges
If you love the idea of small, atmospheric accommodations, perhaps on the banks of a picturesque canal, then Bruges is the place for you. Don’t even consider arriving without a room reservation because four million other visitors have had the same idea as you and they’re all heading for Bruges. The city is Belgium’s premier tourist destination and even though many visitors are day-trippers from Brussels, it’s essential to make your hotel reservations at least 2 weeks in advance, especially at the height of summer. Having said that, if you do come into town without a place to stay, go straight to the tourist office in Markt , which has a last-minute reservation service.
Parking in Bruges’s tangle of narrow streets is difficult; if your hotel doesn’t have a private garage, the city center holds six large public parking garages, all clearly marked on access roads and where charges will average 9€ per 24 hours . One of these will be within easy walking distance of your hotel, because everything is close by in tiny Bruges.
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't Keizershof
Just 150 meters from the railway station, this no-nonsense hotel is on a quiet street. It may be a 10-minute walk to the main attractions around Markt and Burg, but it is close to the equally attractive and peaceful Minnewater park, where swans glide gracefully across the lake, and…$Center
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Bonifacius
An exclusive guesthouse tucked away behind the gabled facade of a glorious 16th-century mansion in the backstreets a step away from the Groeningemuseum ; staying at this little piece of heaven is like stepping back in time and into a world brightened with classy antiques and stylish…$$$Center, by the Dijver Canal - Hotel
De Tuilerieën
Overlooking the canal, this hotel with an elegant facade is a long-standing favorite with a loyal guest list—and for good reason. You enter through a high-ceilinged hallway with a cozy bar and a restaurant leading off to either side. Rooms in the historic 15th-century…$$$Center - Hotel
Die Swaene
Tucked away along a quiet street facing the canal, this traditional and delightful hotel is perfectly located for visiting the old masters at the Groeninge museum, or for strolling over tiny bridges and along the canal to reach the main Burg and Markt squares. The past is…$$$Center, near the Dijver Canal - Hotel
Floris Hotel Karos
Located as it is on a busy two-lane road in western Bruges, your first impression of the Floris Karos may be that of being cut off from the center. But it's close to the railway and bus station, and a very short walk to t'Zand Square's restaurants and cafes as well as the…$$West Bruges - Hotel
Hotel Adornes
This friendly, family-run hotel sits at the corner of two streets, directly across from the canal. Whether you approach it from the bridge or the canal, you get a great view of the two brick houses with steep gables that make it up. The Adornes is in a residential area, so…$$St. Anna - Hotel
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You'll probably feel your spirits lift as soon as you enter the small lobby of this refreshingly bright and cheerful hotel, which has already built up a loyal following. Taken over by a young and enthusiastic owner and staff in 2013, the eight rooms here went from homey to…$$West Bruges, between Noordzandstraat and Zuidzandstraat - Hotel
Hotel Boterhuis
Located on the corner of Sint-Jakobstraat and Boterhuis (hence the two addresses) and east of the center, the Boterhuis hotel is a few minutes’ walk from Markt and Burg. Run by a mother and daughter, it’s friendly and feels like a home away from home. As you might expect in a…$$Center - Hotel
Hotel Cordoeanier
Down a winding street just off Philipstockstraat and a very short walk to both the Markt and Burg, the Cordoeanier is about as central as you can get for a hotel in its class and price range. The hotel, formed from three houses from the 18th century, has 22 rooms that are…$Center, off Philipstockstraat and north of Markt - Hotel
Hotel Groeninge
This small bed-and-breakfast, run by a father-and-daughter team, is on a small street that's very close to t'Zand, a few minutes' walk from the station to the south, and also near the Markt and Burg, to the northeast. It's in an old 19th-century house, so it's no…$$West Bruges, near t'Zand - Hotel
Hotel Jacobs
With its location on a quiet street and its typical redbrick exterior with steep gables, the Jacobs is good for those who want a neighborhood experience. North of the center, the hotel is just opposite Saint Gilles church. It’s always had a loyal following, and the guests…$$St. Gillis - Hotel
Hotel Jan Britto
A fine example of the type of classy hotel that Bruges does so well, the Jan Britto has elegant period accommodations tucked behind an historic facade; in this case a listed 16th-century town house on a backwater side street. The elegant public rooms are decorated in period style,…$$Center, by the Dijver Canal - Hotel
Hotel Marcel
This contemporary hotel, which opened in summer 2013, has shown itself to be a very welcome addition to a city noted for its traditions. The young couple who own it have a background in textiles, and this shows in the simple, clean, and elegant design of the wood-floored guest rooms.…$$Center, just off Eiermarkt and north of Markt - Hotel
The Pand Hotel
On a cobbled side street just off Bruges’s handsome central canal and within a stone’s throw of the sightseeing action, the Pand is so tranquil and so genteel that tourists arrive and sink into a puffy cloud of comfort. It’s housed in a higgledy-piggledy, elegantly restored…$$$Center, by the Dijver Canal
