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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Bruges – Based on 155,357 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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Bruges is an incredibly charming medieval town. We toured the chocolate museum, took a canal cruise and then just strolled the streets looking at shops and buildings. We were in Europe for 17 days and Bruges was definitely one of the highlights. Everything is within easy walking distance and there are nuerous restaurants.
Spent 3 days in & around Bruges. For us, it was just the right duration. The old town is extremely well maintained (buildings, parks, utilities, ...), is very safe, and has an interesting and enjoyable variety of sights & activities.
I must visit for the quieter small City Seeker. So much ancient history to learn and see. This is one of the few cities not destroyed in World War II. It remains a Charming area to visit. Pick up a free two-hour walking tour of Bruges at the market square. You tip what you think is fair.
The town itself is gorgeous. We loved the architecture, history and views of the canal. Unfortunately, restaurants here are a complete tourist trap. Everything is way too expensive and underwhelming. We found a great free walking tour, wonderful affordable chocolates and lace with very kind shop owners. The restaurants are just awful, we found the cheapest option on the market square - 15 Euro a plate and they served my partner essentially a 4 oz steak and some unseasoned French fries. If you are visiting - do not eat out! We found some small delis and grocery stores for the rest of our trip.
Bruges is our favorite of all the cities in which we've vacationed. We love the history, the culture and the food. We stayed at the Hotel Navarra. We highly recommend it for its history and charm. For food, check out Poules Moules and make sure to get the chocolate mousse. For something quick and easy, you can't beat the fries (or the view of the belfry) at Frites 1900. Stop by Fred's in the Markt for a good, sticky sweet Belgian waffle. Do Bruges on foot or bike. There's so much to see, but it's all within walking distance. Strolling through side streets and along canals with your favorite person is an experience you can't beat.
One of my favourite places. Quite expensive on the main drags and cyclists can be slightly dangerous if you're not careful! Try and eat at the restaurant near the town hall which is slightly less crossed than the main square ...
“Wonderful hosts, fantastic location, beautiful room. Was a little noisy at night, which you'd expect from a city centre hotel, but after Trappiste Rochefort 10 didn't notice it too much. Very easy to reach and, although no parking is available on site, there are 2 public car parks a short stroll away.”
“The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The location is excellent and within walking distance to everything (Bruges is small). The bar attached to the hotel is beautiful - the beer sampler was a highlight! Can't recommend this hotel enough!”
“The hotel was clean, tidy and well maintained. The breakfast was a typical European breakfast with plenty of delicious coffee. The location of this hotel is in the heart of the old city and canals . . . just where you want to be for seeing beautiful Bruges.”
“The staff is fantastic, very friendly and helpful, and the location couldn't be better! Bruges is full of wonderful little charms and the Biskjar hotel is perfectly located to offer easy access to everything and close enough for a quick trip back if need be.”
“This is an amazing hotel for luxury accommodation in the centre of Bruges”
