Bruges Bed & Breakfast

Carmersstraat 13, Bruges, Belgium

Doubles from: $71 to $84

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The Bruges Bed & Breakfast, located along Carmersstraat about five minutes east of Markt Square, is a simple and inviting place to stay.

Located in a 16th-century home, the B&B provides two rooms on the top floor that share a toilet and shower, and one room on the second floor equipped with its own facilities. Rooms are furnished with a mix of functional and traditional pieces, and painted in cheery colors. The two yellow rooms on the top floor feature wood-beamed ceilings, and are equipped with sinks, mini-fridge, TV, and DVD player. The two rooms share a microwave. The third, larger room is painted peach and, along with the other amenities, has its own microwave.

The friendly and professor-ly Robert Van Nevel has been running the B&B with his wife Lievetje since 1991. Robert restores artwork at the Municipal Museum in St. John’s Hospital and is a wealth of information regarding all things Bruges.

Reviewed by: Tom Meyers, EuroCheapo Staff Writer

Note: This hotel was visited by a EuroCheapo editor and is recommended based on cleanliness, location, price and overall quality. EuroCheapo did not charge this hotel to be listed.

Amenities

Hotel

Breakfast Extra Charge
Cash Only
No Elevator
Non-Smoking Hotel
Reception: Limited Hours

Room

Bathroom: Private
Bathroom: Shared
Cable TV
Coffee/Tea Maker
Heat
Microwave
Mini fridge
Safe

Contact

Carmersstraat 13
St. Anna, Bruges, Belgium

Phone: +32 (0)50 346 860

Website: http://www.brugesbb.be

Email: bb@brugesbb.be

About the Bruges Bed & Breakfast neighborhood

St. Anne's Church sits in the middle of a cobblestoned residential neighborhood, a few blocks northeast of Burg Square and west of the "Kantcentrum," Bruges' popular Lace Centre and museum. The streets are lined with charming row houses, and Sint-Annarei, the lane following the canal, is ideal for a stroll to the 18th-century Sint-Janshuysmolen windmill.