Bruges Hotel Guide - Business Hotels in Bruges, Belgium

We really enjoyed our stay. We week received hospitable. Loved our room.

Beautiful hotel, recently renovated. Public areas are immaculate and all the staff very friendly. Enjoyed our stay immensely..staff happy to keep our baggage safe before check in and after check out which was so useful. Room very comfortable and clean..even provided a cork screw! Lovely patio area for a glass of wine as the sun sets!

Very comfortable and restful in a good location for visiting Bruges.

NH Brugge Hotel is absolutely lovely. The kindness and professionalism of the ladies at the reception desk blew me away. They were always VERY helpful and friendly. The location is across the street from the street market, restaurants, transportation, and anything else you need.

Great location, in walking distance of everything. Overall, a good experience, but less than what we expect from a 5-star hotel. They had no concierge, no bell hops. The front desk ladies handled concierge functions and also helped with the bags if they weren't checking in someone else.

Really, nothing to fault. Having seen the photos it would have been nice to have a room in the old part of the hotel. (I expect those rooms are more in demand and pricier, so this isn't actually a fault!)

The hotel is in a very old, beautiful building just off the canal and a quick 3 minute walk to the center of the city. You cannot beat this location! We were first given a room just off the lobby and the garden. After one night we requested to move. Our room was nice but so loud as people checking in and out are walking right by all morning. The hotel is very old - walls are paper thin and there are a lot of creaks. This is fine but if you are in a room this close to the action, it's very noisy. The staff was very accommodating and gave us the option to move to a much quieter room on the second floor. Once we were in our new room we were much happier. The bathroom in the new room was nice but didn't include a stand-up shower but a tub with a low sprayer option and no curtain. I've seen this in other European hotels and know that it's just an American preference for a standing shower but just know that the bathrooms are all quite different. My only major complaint is that the Wifi really doesn't work. It was difficult to connect and stay connected. There is only free Wifi for up to 2 devices for 2MB of usage. They charge if you want 5MB-10MB, which seems a little stingy but Bruges is expensive. Overall this hotel was pretty decent but I might consider paying more next time for some better amenities.

My new wife and I stayed here on our mini-moon for 3 nights and had a wonderful time. Front desk staff were very kind and upgraded us to a suite, which was quite frankly spectacular! Room was well appointed, clean and spacious. Location was great, right in the heart of things and we were able to explore most of the mid & north parts of the city in the few days we were there. It's a 20+ minute walk from the station (stopping to take in some of the sites), which wasn't bad but it might be worth taking a taxi if you are carrying more than a shoulder bag. We didn't eat at the onsite restaurant during our time there, mainly due to the amount of choice on offer within a few minutes walk, but the food looked good. There was a music festival in the adjacent square for the first night we were there, which the staff were very apologetic about due to the noise, but honestly didn't bother us much and we enjoyed standing out there for a little while listening to some music on our way back from dinner. Top tip - if you like steak or if you are a meat eater head to a restaurant called "Int Nieuw Museum" which is about 10 minutes wander to the east of the hotel. The guide book I'd brought with us recommended it and we went there the first night. Both agreed it was hands down the best meal we'd ever had. We actually went there 2 out of the 3 nights we stayed in the city, it was that good. TLDR - Crown Plaza Brugge is definitely worth considering, we'll be heading back next year.

Having looked for a hotel outside of Bruges that was car accessible, I was not disappointed with 't Oud Wethuys. If you are without a car you may well struggle as the station is a mile and a half trek to the other side of town. The area is well served by bus though. The hotel is undergoing renovation at present. Having had a long trek there, we bedded down at 4pm on a Saturday afternoon, only to be greeted by hammering and chiselling from the rooms above. Didn't complain as it's a small non-chain hotel (14 rooms in all) and you can't close great sections of it to renovate. Plus we were resting at a time when all other guests were out exploring. Breakfast was excellent. Staff very helpful. Restaurant looked really nice, we went elsewhere for dinner to explore.

A great little boutique hotel and a classy antidote to the tourist traps of Bruges (15 minutes away by train). We were the only non-Belgians in the place. Note though that there is a club with live music at the rear of the hotel taht operated from mid Jul to early Sep but it finished promptly about midnight and was not unduly intrusive. Breakfast is especially good and does not finish until 1030.