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Hotel Azalea
This hotel occupies a rebuilt 14th Century patrician house and is reasonably priced by four-star
standards. It's on a quiet street just 200 meters from the market square.
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Hotel Hans Memling
The Memling is 150 meters from the Grand-Place or main square of Bruges and 100
meters from an indoor parking garage. It offers 36 rooms, plus a bar and a
garden terrace. Pets are welcome.
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Hotel Scandic
The Scandic was built in 2002. It's about 2 km or 1.5 miles from the city
center, making it convenient primarily for travelers with cars. The 120 rooms
are modern, with wooden floors, and the hotel has a French restaurant plus a
dining terrace (summer only) that overlooks the gardens. A fitness center and
jogging track are on the premises.
Hotel Montanus
This 17th Century mansion belonged to a cabinet minister before it was converted
into a hotel. It has 24 rooms and is located near the center of town.
Hotel Acacia
The Acacia has 36 rooms and suites, plus an indoor swimming pool. It's centrally located
and is affiliated with the Best Western chain.
Hotel
Ter Brughe
Breakfast is served in a vaulted cellar at the Hotel Ter Brughe, which was built as a
wealthy trader's house in the 16th Century. Garage parking is available.
Hotel
Biskajer
The building is old, but the interior is discreetly modern and
wheelchair-accessible.
Hotel
Bourgoensch Hof
An old patrician's house has been turned into an 11-room hotel and restaurant with a view
of a canal, medieval bridges, and the Bruges Town Hall. The bistro serves Flemish and
international dishes.
Hotel Heritage
Don't let the 1869 exterior fool you--each of the Hansa's 20 rooms has modern
amenities, including two telephones and optional Wi-Fi Internet access.
Hotel
Karos
Dogs are welcome at this hotel between the railway station and the town center.
Pand Romantik Hotel
Old stone fireplaces in the two lounges, four-poster beds in the 24 rooms, and a reception
hall that was once a carriage house add atmosphere to the Romantik Pandhotel, which
overlooks the Belfry in downtown Bruges.
Hostellerie Pannenhuis
Free parking is one of the perks at the Pannenhuis, a former "notary
house" just outside the town center. The hotel has a garden with sun
terrace, and most rooms have balconies.
Hotel Prinsenhof
The Prinsenhof is only a minute or two away from the Market Square, in a handsome brick
building with attractive public rooms.
Hotel De Snippe
The De Snippe is a former mayor's residence with 5 rooms and 4 suites. Its decor is 18th
Century, and you can dine in the winter garden.
Die Swaene
"The Swan" claims to be a favorite of honeymooners. It has 22 bedrooms, a lounge
that once served as a meeting room for the Guild of Tailors, and a vaulted 17th Century
dining room.
Hotel De Tuilerieën
An indoor swimming pool and "flowery private courtyard parking" are two of the
amenities offered by this hotel, which is in the medieval heart of Bruges.
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