Hotels near Jan Breydel Stadium, Bruges

It was a fast booking for one night before returning home and I didn't expect anything, but this apartment really won me over. It was super clean, stylish and cozy that I was wondered. Location also nice, close to the centre and railway station, I chose this location on purpose. Bed was soft and comfortable, tea, beer and chocolate for complement were on the table and this is the level of hospitality. Elevator works fine as well. A lot of towels were provided, I guess even more than I needed. Netflix included into room. I definitely recommend this tiny cozy place.

Very special place, all very thought through with decor , bed is very good , staff as well

Everything was great. The laocation is in the heart of the city center. Everywhere is accessible by walking. There is a parking but you need to make a reservation before arrival. It costs 35 euro. There is also electrical charging point in the parking lot. Breakfast was perfect. There is wide variety of choices. The hotel is suitable for families. The staff was very friendly and trying to help. The room was spacious and comfortable.

Warm welcome on arrival, great location- central but so quiet. Extremely comfortable bed. Lovely courtyard to have a drink in. Plentiful tasty breakfast. Friendly staff. Would recommend

How often do you get the chance to live in a palace? This was the palace where Charles the Bold and his daughter Mary of Burgundy lived (and indeed where she passed). The hotel is beautiful and is nicely located in Bruges, close to everything but not in the middle of it all. That is to say, you get the best of both worlds. Our room had a city view with big windows, allowing you to see the entire Bruges skyline, listen to the bells, and see one of the golden statues of the Duke’s Palace that adorn the roofline. The bathroom was spacious and had a separate bathtub and shower cabin. There was a window from the bathroom into the main room, which was nice. Breakfast had many options, including a station where you could carve your own Belgium chocolate (dark, milk, and white) with a two-handled knife! There were lots of fresh fruit options, waffles, and even sparkling wine. Many standard breakfast foods were available in the buffet, but omelets and lactose-free coffee options are available when you ask. The back room of the dining area is a little dark and not as nice as the front part, which has a wall of windows which allows you to see the palace while you eat. A coffeemaker is in the room, and we asked for a tea kettle and bottle opener from the front desk. There is a nice souvenir store just around the corner that stays open later than the other stores and sells a good variety of Belgium beers (and other things). We enjoyed staying in the Palace and it added to the experience of being in historic Bruges.

Large bed and room, great bathroom. Luxury facilities.