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ABOVE: Bruges is filled with gabled houses, many
of which have been turned into hotels.
Gasthof Groenhove
Bicycles are available for guests at the Groenhove, which is within biking
or walking distance of the town center. Breakfast is served on a glassed-in
veranda overlooking the garden. Rooms include singles, doubles, twins, quads,
and family rooms, all with DSL Internet connections. Parking is available, and
dogs are allowed.
Hotel Bryghia
In the late 1400s, this house was built for Dutch merchants who came to Bruges to trade.
Their coat of arms, a gift from Frederik III, is still displayed on the 18-room hotel's
façade. The hotel is in the city center, five minutes from the Market Square,
and has free car parking outside.
Grand Hotel Oude Berg
Two historic buildings house the conference rooms at this uniquely designed
modern hotel across from the
Belfort or belfry
tower in central Bruges. The Oude Berg has 138 rooms, a bar, a restaurant,
Internet facilities, and underground parking. Specially equipped rooms are
available for disabled guests.
Grand Hotel de
Sablon
Several 16th Century buildings were joined to create this 34-room hotel, which
has a 1908-vintage stained-glass dome over what was once a courtyard.
Hotel Egmond
All 8 bedrooms have garden views at the Egmond. The hotel occupies an historic mansion
next to the Minnewaterpark.
Hotel Jacobs
Triple rooms are available at the Jacobs, and public parking is a few steps away. The
hotel allows dogs.
Hotel Maraboe
The Maraboe is a family-run hotel with private bathrooms, parking, and free
Wi-Fi for guests.
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