Hotel Bourgoensch Hof in Bruges 

The small hotel has 17 rooms, easily accessed by a lift.Large Rooms:- overlooking the canals- private bathroom- TV- telephoneStandard Rooms:- views over the marvellous square- private bathroom- TV- telephoneSmall Rooms:- located at the back of the hotel- private bathroom- telephone

The bar is open from 11.30 - 22.30.The restaurant is open from 11.30 - 21.30.Breakfast is served from 8.30 - 10.00

Well known for the medieval architecture, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bruges' main attractions include:- The Belfort: dating back to the 13th century, the Belfort houses a municipal Carillion comprising of 47 bells. A bell ringer still puts on regular free concerts.- Heilig Bloed Basiliek (the Basilica of the Holy Blood): The relic of the Holy Blood, which was brought to the city during the First Crusade. Each year it is paraded through the city streets. - Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk (Church of Our Lady): Michaelangelo's sculpture of Madonna and Child can be seen in the transept.

By car:From Brussel-Gent,Oostende:- take the E40- exit at junction 8 towards Brugge- before the second set of traffic lights, move to the right side of the road, signed towards Sint Michiels- drive straight until Brugge station- at the lights turn right under the railway towards Centrum- turn right towards ring R 30 and Katelijnepoort 4- now the station is on your right, pass the following 2 sets of lights- drive over the bridge - turn left at the lights- drive over the canal and enter the city by the Katelijnestraat- follow this street until the end, the church Onze Lieve Vrouwkerk is on your right- continue straight on the Mariastraat- at the Simon Stevinplein, turn right into the Oude Burg- at the end of the Oude Burg, turn right into the Wollestraat- on your right is Kartuizerinnenstraat where you can stop to unload your luggage, the hotel is in front of this little street.The hotel will tell you where you can park.

Situated in the heart of the historic city centre, along the canal, the hotel offers an ideal and picturesque location for you to explore the sights of Bruges.During the summer you can sit on the terrace and take in the marvelous view over the canal, whilst in the winter the views can be seen from the warmth of the hotel restaurant, whilst you enjoy traditional Belgian cuisine.After a day of exploring the cultural sights of Bruges, you can return to this small, cosy, family hotel and sample a Belgian beer in the bar before retiring to your room, most with views over the canal.