Hotel Navarra Brugge
4 StarsUnderground wine cellar swimming pool, Prime Sint-Jakobsstraat location
Underground wine cellar swimming pool, Prime Sint-Jakobsstraat location
Historic city center guest house, Walk-in showers in private bathrooms
Cozy De Stoepa bar and restaurant, Traditional family-run townhouse stay
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Historic Belfry-adjacent setting, Tranquil inner courtyard terrace
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Compact and functional triple rooms, Modern Groen Brugge complex setting
Modern glass-enclosed fireplace, Biekorf parking garage access
Historic heart of Bruges location, Secure underground parking facility
Budget-friendly motel concept, Convenient on-site parking
NovoMe restaurant and bar, Convenient adjacent public parking
Iconic Belfort tower views, Versatile family accommodations
Relaxing spa facilities, Private parking garage
Fitness center with garden views, Spacious family-friendly accommodations
Full-service health centre, Spacious canal-view guest rooms
Panoramic city tower views, Relaxing terrace and balcony spaces
Modern wellness and fitness, Historic boutique charm
Gastronomic Weinebrugge restaurant, Family-run boutique hospitality
Relaxing wellness and sauna, Secure on-site private parking
Quiet Naaldenstraat location, Secure on-site courtyard parking
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Central Burg Square location, Opulent heritage lounge bar
Rooms with iconic Belfort views, Historic 14th-century mansion setting
Convenient Interparking access, Shared facilities at Novotel Brugge
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On-site bike rentals, Unique coffin entrance decor
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Refined Belgian gastronomy at Restaurant Dukes, Prime UNESCO World Heritage location
O'vélo restaurant and brasserie, Specialized cycling facilities
Picturesque Spiegelrei canal views, Personalized local expert guidance
Relaxing in-room whirlpool tubs, Shared five-star palace amenities
Convenient bicycle rentals, Exceptional gourmet breakfast buffet
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Concert hall with diverse events, Lively bar with local Belgian beers
Panoramic canal view rooms, Secure off-site parking
Scenic Spiegelrei canal views, Unique Library and Isabella suites
Black Swan Restaurant and Bar, Elevated city views from floor 12
Saint Salvator Cathedral views, Authentic Art Deco salon
Relaxing wellness facilities, Heated outdoor swimming pool
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Secluded outdoor courtyard terrace, Essential budget-friendly amenities
Historic 16th-century boutique charm, Gourmet breakfast with show cooking
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Bruges is commonly known as one of the most beautiful places in Europe, with the words ‘fairy tale’ often attributed to its aesthetic splendour. The city is a paradise of medieval structures, contrasting canals and cobbled lanes. Alongside being a photographer’s dream at every turn, central Bruges also features an array of popular attractions such as the De Halve Maan Brewery and Church of Our Lady, making it a favourite with travellers looking for a cheap – yet exhilarating – weekend away.
Bruges has one focal characteristic: its historical beauty. Tourists from around the world make a day trip to experience the artistic and architectural wonders of the city, although it is advised to book one of the various central hotels and explore this fascinating area to the full over an extended visit. This is because Bruges has a wide selection of attractions and activities that are spread throughout the city. The Historic Centre of Brugge is the main port of call for tourists, due to it containing many of the area’s most famous structures and historical sites. But this doesn’t mean you should disregard the other districts at its disposal. A charming collection of attractions – including the highly rated Folklore Museum, Jerusalem Church and Bruges Art Route – are located to the east of the city. And in the south, you will discover Minnewaterpark. Adjacent to this park is Minnewater Lake, which due to local legend is known as the ‘Lake of Love’.
There are many attractions that you shouldn’t miss when in Bruges. The aforementioned Historic Centre of Brugge – which was designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO – boasts some of the best things to do, and that includes the Belfry of Bruges. Arguably the most prominent symbol of the city, this medieval bell tower offers incredible views once you’ve taken on the daunting task of climbing its steep, narrow staircase of 366 steps! The Church of Our Lady is another attraction you’ll want to spend more than a few minutes visiting, with this 13th century structure comprising a wonderful 115.5 metre high brick tower and valuable artwork – including the famous ‘Madonna and Child’ by Michelangelo. For a change of pace, and although it still has historical undertones, the De Halve Maan Brewery is a unique experience where you can take an insightful tour and learn the process of producing beer. Last but certainly not least, you should also try and visit the Basilica of the Holy Blood, Beguinage and the Groeningemuseum.
It’s true: Bruges cannot compete with the variety and depth of nearby shopping havens like Antwerp and Brussels. With that said, the city is still home to a healthy range of high street brands and designer boutiques. As for where the main shopping areas are located, you will find most retailers are situated between Markt Square and ‘t Zand – conveniently close to hotel and dining places. Did you know that Bruges is well-known for producing lace goods? So much so that there are approximately 80 establishments in the city that are dedicated to selling lace products. Yet when talking about Belgium, there is one particular item that is synonymous with the country: chocolate! Thankfully there is a plentiful supply of chocolatiers around the Old Town, ensuring you can pick up some fabulously sweet treats. Furthermore, the area also contains a nice selection of markets throughout the week – from the acclaimed Fish Market to the weekend flea market along the Dijver Canal.
When it comes to dining and drinking, Bruges has it all. Firstly, and as far as eating out is concerned, the city will certainly entice your taste buds. Whether you are searching for some of the most elegant dining choices that Belgium has at their disposal, or prefer a low-key bistro or fast-food joint, there are plenty of restaurants to suit all budgets. Similarly, the variety on offer is just as exciting. From fresh seafood to traditional Italian cuisine, there is something to match the tastes of every visitor. With regards to unwinding with a tasty beverage, there is an endearing nightlife scene provided by Bruges. Although it isn’t one of the liveliest with an innumerable number of nightclubs – after all, the city is an upmarket and refined type of place – there’s a vibrant community of bars and pubs. Typically serving a giant assortment of Belgian beers, these venues can also be accompanied by comforting food and live music on occasion.
July is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Bruges, with typical prices around $128 per night based on 30 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Bruges are usually highest during December, with typical prices around $229 per night.
Hotel prices in Bruges usually range from $77 per night to $395 per night, with typical prices around $181 per night.
Hotel prices in Bruges are typically lowest in July at around $128 per night, rising to around $229 per night in December.
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In Bruges, you might want to check out Martin's Brugge, NH Brugge, Hotel Dukes' Palace, Grand Hotel Casselbergh. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Bruges, you might want to explore Hotel Dukes' Palace, Relais & Châteaux Hotel Heritage, Hotel De Tuilerieen, Beach Palace Hotel Blankenberge By CW Hotel Collection. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels NH Brugge, ibis budget Brugge Centrum Station, Hotel De Castillion, Hotel De Orangerie by CW Hotel Collection could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Bruges, check out Hotel Dukes' Palace, Grand Hotel Casselbergh, Crowne Plaza Bruges, Hotel Navarra Brugge – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Bruges, check out Novotel Brugge Centrum, Crowne Plaza Bruges, Hotel Navarra Brugge, Grand Hotel Normandy – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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