Heritage hotels in Bruges

Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Quarter, Bruges $$$

Hotel Bonifacius

A preserved sixteenth-century canal house with authentic timber gables, leaded windows, and medieval architectural character.

Steenstraat Quarter, Bruges $$$

Hotel De Orangerie

A former fifteenth-century Carthusian convent, set directly along the Dijver canal.

Steenstraat Quarter, Bruges $$$

Hotel Dukes' Palace

The fifteenth-century ducal palace of Philip the Good, complete with restored neo-Gothic chapel.

Steenstraat Quarter, Bruges $$$

Relais Bourgondisch Cruyce

Sixteenth-century half-timbered gabled canal houses feature leaded stained glass and preserved period woodwork over the Dijver.

Steenstraat Quarter, Bruges $$

Boutique Hotel Sablon

A protected 1886 Neo-Flemish Renaissance shell on an inn site dating to 1589.

Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Quarter, Bruges From $350

Boutiquehotel 't Fraeyhuis

Grand Renaissance fireplaces and exposed timber beams anchor this restored centuries-old manor.

Steenstraat Quarter, Bruges $$

Hotel De Castillion

A seventeenth-century bishop residence with Flemish stepped gables and vaulted medieval cellars.

Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Quarter, Bruges $$$

Hotel De Tuilerieën

A protected 15th-century residence where the Holy Blood relic was hidden in 1578.

Steenstraat Quarter, Bruges From $400

Hotel Heritage

An 1869 Neo-Classical mansion by Louis Delacenserie set over a preserved fourteenth-century vaulted brick cellar.

Sint-Anna Quarter, Bruges From $350

Hotel Van Cleef

An 18th-century neoclassical canal mansion preserving original Carrara marble floors and historical ties to Burgundian nobility.

Sint-Anna Quarter, Bruges $$

Quay17

A restored 1675 brewery on the Sint-Annarei canal with exposed timber beams.

Ezelstraat Quarter, Bruges From $300

The Notary

A restored nineteenth-century notary residence along a medieval canal, retaining period architecture and a historic walled garden.