Bruges B&Bs
Apr 19th, 2013, 09:12 AM
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Bruges B&Bs
We're not usually B&B people, but someone mentioned the Cote Canal on the other Bruges thread this morning, so I looked at it, and it looks just wonderful. Alas, it is fully booked for the nights we will be there.
Is there anything else as nice? For hotels, we're looking at the Prinsenhof, Pand and Casselburgh.
Is there anything else as nice? For hotels, we're looking at the Prinsenhof, Pand and Casselburgh.
May 20th, 2013, 07:44 AM
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Hey, we stayed in Bonifacius, a very nice B&B that is also situated along the canal. It has only 3 bedrooms but maybe they have a room for the dates you want to visit Bruges? You can check it on their site: http://www.bonifacius.be/
May 20th, 2013, 08:55 AM
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Too bad about Cote Canal, I've stayed there twice (2008 and 2010) and would go back in a heart beat!
Have you checked through Booking.com ? I will often go there, plug my dates in and sort by review score. There are a lot in Bruges that are over 9/10.
Have you checked through Booking.com ? I will often go there, plug my dates in and sort by review score. There are a lot in Bruges that are over 9/10.
May 21st, 2013, 08:46 AM
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leuk2, we chose No. 11 - thanks for the recommendation. We got the only room left for our dates, the "grey-white room" - nice room, small bathroom (I don't care as long as the shower works!).
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I think we had the grey-white room. Up stairs(steep). the room was large. I don't recall the bathroom being small. Great location though. Go out the front door, turn left, go across the bridge, turn right , walk about 50 feet, and as you look across the canal you will see the Brugge dog-lying on a ? , head hanging out the window. probably the most photographed dog in the world.
