from € 80
Hotel Salvators
Sint-Salvatorskerkhof 17, 8000 BrugesOriginally the Refectory of Sint-Salvators, this small, recently renovated hotel is ideally located in the heart of Bruges, just a short...
Hotels in Bruges
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from € 80
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from € 95
Anselmus Hotel
Riddersstraat 15, 8000 BrugesOne of the most beautiful family run hotels in Brugge, formerly an old mansion house where Anselmus Boetius De Boodt once lived in the...
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from € 105
Hotel Aragon
Naaldenstraat 22, 8000 BrugesHotel Aragon is situated in the historical center of Bruges at only 100 meters from the Main Market Square. The hotel has been renovated...
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from € 78
Hotel Biskajer
Biskajersplein 4, 8000 BrugesHotel Biskajer is a cosy first class hotel, situated in the very centre of Bruges on a small and quiet square at a 2 minute walking...
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from € 90
Azalea Hotel
Wulfhagestraat 43, 8000 BrugesThe stylish Azalea Hotel is situated in a restored nobleman's house, complete with brewery, dating from 14th century. The quiet central...
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from € 89
Golden Tulip De' Medici
Potterierei 15, 8000 BrugesThe hotel is located along one of the most romantic & major canals of Bruges within 5 minutes walking distance from the main Market...
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from € 100
Best Western Premier Hotel Navarra
Sint-Jakobsstraat 41, 8000 BrugesSituated close to the famous Market Square and the main shopping streets, the hotel is an elegant 17th century listed building which has...
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from € 87
Hotel Ter Brughe
Oost Gistelhof 2, 8000 BrugesHotel Ter Brughe is located along one of the most beautiful canals at 5 min. walking distance from the 'Markt' with the belfry tower in...
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from € 113
Hotel Oud Huis de Peellaert
Hoogstraat 20, 8000 BrugesHotel Oud Huis de Peellaert opened its doors on 15 March 2004 as a completely renovated 4 star deluxe hotel, situated in the historical...
Enjoy the beautiful city of Bruges
Marvel at the architecture in Bruges
Bruges is renowned for its medieval architecture. In particular it is worth visiting the Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk (Church of Our Lady) which is Europe’s highest brick building, rising to an amazing 122 metres. The well preserved centre of Bruges has been recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage site. There are many places for you to visit during your stay in Bruges, including a number of theatres, cinemas and fine museums. The varied nightlife includes the modern Concertgebouw which hosts opera, classical music, theatre and dance. A visit to the Cactus Club will provide you with live music, including rock, country and jazz. The streets radiate out from two public squares, bridging the canals. Enjoy a boat ride on the canals or take a walking tour. The Tourist Office will be able to recommend walking tours which will lead you past the main attractions in the city. If you are feeling energetic try the walk from The Burg to the Lake of Love, a pleasant 3 to 4 hour stroll. Tired of walking – take a break at one of the many cafes bordering the canal and sidewalks. Many of these have open air terraces overlooking the canals.
How to get there
You will find that Bruges has very narrow medieval streets. Because of this, the best way to arrive is by train. If you are arriving by air, you can choose to land at the Ostend-Bruges International Airport which is just 20km from the city. However, you could also fly to Brussels Airport and complete your journey by train. If the ferry is your preferred method of travel you will arrive in the port of Zeebrugge. The port is not only an international port but also a small but very pleasant seaside resort. There are many hotels to choose from. Why not take advantage of the drop down box on this web page to browse through some of the fine hotels available.
A chocolate-lovers’ dream
Well known for it’s delicious range of irresistible chocolates (check out the Chocolate Museum!), Bruges also boasts extremely fine cuisine in its many restaurants. Try washing down mouth-watering seafood with the excellent lambic beers. The bars carry a large range of beers including the locally brewed Brugse Tarwebier and Tripel.
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