Immerse yourself in the medieval majesty and rich historical heritage of Bruges. The city of love awaits you with immense elements to shower your love on your beloved. One of the great charms of Belgium is Bruges. Which is popular for its canals, that winds through the historic centre of the city. The canal views can be enjoyed from every angle of the city. A number of luxurious hotels are constructed on the edges of the canal. Passing over a canal gives these hotels and b&bs something more unusual, and many of them influence the location to an ample of advantage with terraces or gardens at the water’s edge, which makes a perfect place, for a perfect date, in a perfect atmosphere, in the city of love.
Here’s our pick of the best romantic hotels in Bruges for your this valentines week:
Martin’s Relais
Are you looking for a hotel as the essence in The Venice of the North? Martin’s Relais is a fascinating hotel in the centre of Bruges. It is the only ‘boutique hotel’ in the historic city centre of Bruges, just a quick walk from the Grote Markt. It takes you 700 years back in time. Martin’s Relais encompasses five ancient historic patrician residences – granting you today all of the convenience of a 4-star hotel. Stucco ceilings, crystal chandeliers, wonderful fireplaces, oak-wood stairways, parquet floors and marble. The moment you step into Martin’s Relais, time stands still. Your visit to Bruges begins here in the cosy, romantic and tranquil atmosphere of these stunning patrician residences, rimmed by the canals that are so distinctive of The Venice of the North. The hotel windfalls from a peaceful rose garden and various comfortable inns within 450 m from the Market Square and the Belfry. Martin’s Relais is a haven of refuge.
Hotel Van Cleef
We kept surveying for a considerable and new opportunity to continue our love for the art of generous hospitality. It is a great pleasurement for you to stay in the Van Cleef Hotel. There is no other place to stay in Bruges quite like this: a small indulgence boutique hotel in a neoclassical villa with a substantial terrace overlooking a pleasant stretch of canal. It’s family-owned and managed, and designed with excellent attention to detail; at once gloriously palatial yet intimate. Every inch of the hotel, styled by one of the owners, was so thoughtfully put together and beautifully festooned. The style of this place is unmatched anywhere! It is so different and stunning. The beds and linens are so comfortable and provide impressive nights sleep, the bathroom is cosy with a big bathtub. The hotel has 2 large living room spaces, one with a cosy fireplace, for loafing and relaxing. This family-run, boutique hotel has everything you could want and more. Well worth the money you spent on yourself and your loved ones.
Hotel Dukes’ Palace Brugge
Hotel Dukes’ Palace is special, former residence of the Burgundian aristocracy and an outstanding five-star hotel in Flanders is ideally located in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bruges. This 5-star hotel is fixed in a former ducal housing in Bruges and only 280 m from the Market. From the moment you enter one of the 110 rooms or suites, you will appreciate the respectful touches and tranquillity of the 15th-century palace. Hotel Dukes’ Palace Brugge comprises a spa and rooms with classically grand décor. The rooms in the main part of the castle encompass high ceilings and original characteristics. All of the rooms at Hotel Dukes’ Palace Brugge have air conditioning, a minibar, work desk and a spacious marble bathroom. During the summer guests can enjoy a high tea out on the terrace overlooking the comprehensive garden. In Hotel Dukes’ Palace, luxury and comfort are guaranteed.
Hotel De Castillion
Hotel De Castillion is tracked down in the rich ancient centre of the UNESCO World Heritage city of Bruges, or the Venice of the North. You will discover this hotel in the shadow of the impressive Saint Salvator’s Cathedral. The four-star Hotel De Castillion is without a question the ideal base from which to discover the many top sights that Bruges Die Scone has to offer! Hotel de Castillon is a neat and elegant hotel in Bruges with a central location. Stay in one of the gorgeous rooms and having a drink on the pretty courtyard terrace is complete satisfaction. The hotel is completely renovated and refurbished. Air-conditioned rooms of the hotel are romantic and comfortable. Each room has a distinctive ambience and has a private bathroom. The hotel also benefits from a lift. Breakfast is tailor-made and is served in the 15th-century cellar. In the afternoon guests can enjoy high tea for an extra cost. In the evenings you can enjoy a drink in the authentic Art Deco salon or the intimate bar. All enjoyment in one place.
Monsieur Ernest
Monsieur Ernest Bar & Hotel is a hotel with a variation; an upbeat, club-like atmosphere, designed to appeal to the young and the young at heart. This restored 14th-century patrician’s residence and former brewery boast unique features such as a decorated staircase and grand public spaces. Monsieur Ernest offers free WiFi and is only 500 m from the Market Square and the Belfry. A TV is provided in all of the rooms at Hotel Monsieur Ernest. They also benefit from a work desk and a private bathroom. Each morning a buffet breakfast is served in the old patrician’s dining room. The Monsieur Ernest bar serves drinks including local Belgian beer inside or out on the terrace which captions views of the garden and canals. One side of the hotel overlooks a pretty stretch of the canal called the Speelmansrei, where it passes under the old stone Sleutelberg. A perfect place for a perfect couple.
Côté Canal and Huyze Hertsberge
The Côté Canal certainly qualifies as one of the most picturesque guest houses you’ll find in Bruges. The hotel is located in the very heart of medieval Bruges, between a small cobbled side street and the scenic Dijver canal. Despite such a central location, the hotel feels particularly quiet and secluded. The guesthouse has just four rooms, each of which is individually styled and immaculately finished in light hues, top-quality materials, and original antique pieces. Bathrooms have received the same attention to detail and include fluffy towel bathrobes and aloe vera toiletries, while some include tubs with rooms for two. The rooms are also soundproofed well, especially considering the age of the historical building. All rooms have canal views, too. Breakfast is particularly good. In the warmer months, breakfast can even be taken canal-side in the garden, under the century-old pear tree. While rates are certainly on the higher end, they still represent good value for this outstanding, and unique, guesthouse.
