't Keizershof

The hotel is just a five minute walk from the train station but in a lovely quiet area of the old city. The staff are friendly and provide a lovely breakfast in with the price. The room did not have en-suite but there were only two rooms on our floor so it was not a problem. Bruges is expensive so the hotel Keizershof would have to be regarded as good value for a comfortable nights sleep.

This cute, 7 room, quiet hotel just steps from the train station is easy to find and so convenient! Yet it's away from the bustle of the main ring road on a pretty street. Room was great - quiet, comfy bed and pillows, enough space, big sink. Shared toilet & shower down the short hall but there was no issue with availablity. Excellent breakfast at their lovely sister restaurant next door. Good location as an anchor to explore Bruges - can easily be found again! Tip: the door locks/keys are tricky - ask for a demonstration of how to lock/open the door & try it yourself at check in... then all will be fine.

When I discovered that this was a 1 star hotel I was getting ready to sleep in the car, but this rustic place has clean rooms and a nice oldie charm. The shared bathroom and shower isn’t for everyone’s liking and as you can imagine as a lower end hotel, there is no air con so if it’s hot, your in for a sweaty night! The only real negative was the size of the pillow - it was more like a square shaped cushion without much filling...||Location is good as it’s on the outskirts of the city and allows for a relaxed and not to long walk in. Lastly, the hotel can accommodate about 4/5 cars in the car park behind the building negating the need for expensive car parking fees.

Stayed here overnight with a friend whilst motorcycle touring Europe. Bikes were safely parked at the rear of the hotel on the small car park. Check in was at 14:00 prompt, no earlier, so we had a beer in the bistro next door which is run by the same owners. Rooms are small and basic, showers and toilet are shared with a couple of other rooms on the same floor.|The location is superb, right on the edge of the town centre, so just a pleasant walk into the main square. Breakfast is served next door and consists of the usual continental fare of bread and jam plus a few extras.|Beware though, you will need deep pockets to eat and drink in Bruges so take plenty of euros or a packed lunch!|All in all, an enjoyable stay at a reasonable price.

Me & my partner visited Bruges for one nights stay with a plan to travel to Brussels the next day, after speaking to a few different couples we decided to swerve Brussels and enjoy Bruges (which is lovely!). ||||Bruges hotels seem to be very busy, quite expensive in the centre but this budget hotel place is literally 10mins walk from the centre of Bruges which wasn't a problem at all. ||||Charged us 60 euros for 2 people, one night, with breakfast included, room was very basic and dated but we both had a good nights sleep. ||||Breakfast (across the way in another building/hotel), we arrived 20mins before breakfast was due to close so didn't expect loads of choice but there was nothing, lady was rude as if we were a burden on her. ||||All in all, we seemed to have no other option and this place was alright for a night!

The rooms are so small that we couldn't open 2 suitcase at once. I've been in hostel rooms twice as big... Breakfast in the neighboring hotel (same owner) is the only good thing about it. Luckily due to construction related issues during our trip we could move to said neighboring hotel which is 100x nicer.

Decent hotel, not very expensive.. 55€ is good for 2 people along with buffet breakfast, though the bathroom was shared.. The caretaker of the hotel was nice.. The breakfast was good. It's very close to the Bruges train station and close to other happening places.

Had, and payed, a double for two nights.||The room is basic in a nice way, rustic if you like. A good bed, a sink in the corner, a table, a chair - but all in good quality.||Bathroom and toilet in corridor.||Would help with an extra AC plug.||A very good breakfast at the restaurant next door.||Close to the railway station and the old city.

Look, this place isn't fancy, but it's a helluva deal. In some respects, it feels a bit like spending a summer weekend at your grandmother's house, but damned if it isn't charming, through and through. The couple who run the place are very nice. Everything is clean. The breads at breakfast in the morning are magnificent--and so is the coffee. And for the price, I bet you can't do better in this tourist-oriented town.