Hotels in Bruges

"Martin’s Brugge was perfectly located near the center of everything. After town hopping every day prior to arriving in Bruges, we stayed a couple nights here. I probably had some of the best sleep in their beds. Really liked the location and the beds. We really didn’t have any interaction with staff, easy check in and check out, that’s it. Really all that we could as for. No above and beyond services. Seems like the room had water damage due the shower leaking from the bathroom to the bedroom. Location and beds would be enough to want to re-book here."

"It was a very pleasant and cozy hotel. The check-in is at the bar around the corner. The shared bathroom is used by 3 rooms on the floor which is not too bad. The location is great as well - close to the train station and about 1 km from the city centre and the area around the hotel is very nice and clean as well. Would definitely stay here again"

"Everything was perfect excepted the mattress is too soft and it makes your back pain. For Breakfast : Suggestion on all vegan drink, please make sure that the open date is not too long that suggested on the box otherwise the taste gonna gone off like I experienced Chocolate Soya ( it tasted sour already) Also, it would be nice if you have the signs tell what each item is due to not everyone knows and some they don’t eat pork, beef or chicken."

"The hotel's location was excellent; I'd say it offered great value for money. It was a 7-minute walk from the train station and a 10-minute walk from the main squares. What I didn't like about the hotel was that there was a smell similar to a toilet immediately after getting into the elevator. Another thing I didn't like was that despite the cold weather, there was a fan directly above the bed constantly blowing cold air."

"The hotel is centrally located and the rooms are spacious and airy. In this respect, the stay was quite comfortable. The breakfast was also quite good. However, when evaluated in terms of price-performance ratio, it's debatable whether it's really worth the price difference compared to other hotels. Regarding the staff, we had a mixed experience. Some of the reception staff were very polite and helpful, but some were unnecessarily rude. The bartenders, in particular, left a negative impression. The fact that the same person was in charge of both reception and the bar in the evenings also somewhat lowered the quality of service. Although we were told we could use the garden, it was unpleasant that they made a fuss when we wanted to sit there in the evening. Also, the fact that the same ashtray remained on the table in the garden for 3 days without being emptied created a poor image in terms of cleanliness. Unfortunately, I was not satisfied with the overall cleanliness either."

"The hotel is a bit old, but it's clean and well-equipped. The room was small, and the outlets were inconveniently located near the floor. It's super quick to get to the station – just turn left after exiting! To get to Bruges city center, it's about a ten-minute walk. The Basilica of the Holy Blood was quite unique. I stumbled upon a market and found some really cheap food like grilled pork chops, chicken legs, and pork knuckles – I ate my fill! There's a Carrefour Express downstairs; things aren't particularly cheap, but they have 500ml cokes for €0.50, which is a good deal!"

"The hotel is very conveniently located, just a few minutes' walk from the square! There is parking space, but you have to be very careful. The front desk staff was very attentive and helped us upgrade to the room in the main building, but it was not in line with the price I booked at the time, which caused some minor problems, but they actively helped us. Later I learned that there should be a problem with Ctrip's quotation system. The attic room on the top floor is in another apartment building, and it is not very convenient to go up and down the stairs. In addition, the facilities are old, but the price shown by the Ctrip system is higher. I apologize for the trouble caused to the front desk lady. Friends who want to book the top floor, it is recommended not to spend a high price, just book an ordinary superior room!"

"My partner and I had one of the mansion suites on the 3rd floor. Although our room didn’t have a view it was spacious and comfortable. The toiletries smelt divine. The bed and pillows were super comfy. Staff are friendly. Breakfast was plentiful with a good variety of fruit and fresh juices / smoothies. Customised omelettes were made. The hotel itself is boutique, contemporary and in a good location to Brugge Train Station, buses and also all the main attractions. It is nestled down a quiet street but still close enough to main attractions. You have waffles and fresh potato fries shops within a minute walk from the hotel, including a supermarket if you need anything."

"Easily accessible from the train station by bus 2 (15-minute ride - you can pay with a credit card on the bus). I recommend buying day tickets for €9 at the train station - this allows you to travel as often as you like throughout the day - buses every 10 minutes. Generally: Hotel more like 3*, breakfast more like 2* 4* used to be 40 years ago - not much has changed in the hotel since then - patina everywhere (especially the Japanese garden) There are only 3 floors - we had a view of the roof of the neighboring building. Plus points: Very spacious rooms, drinking fountain for tea making, e.g., in the lobby, refrigerator in the room. Coffee at breakfast is usually a disaster in every hotel - however, there is a coffee machine that brews freshly and even has decaf beans - drinkable."

"It's the third hotel on this trip, but it was the best I've ever had. It is a 10-minute walk from Bruges Station and you can reach the city center in a few minutes. There are about 3 minutes to the nearest supermarket, and there are two supermarkets, and you can go within 10 minutes. The surroundings of the hotel were quiet and there was no noise and I was able to sleep comfortably."