By far the best stay we've had in all the hotels we stayed in our Europe trip. We booked a room…read moreearly and they put us in the Aragon House which has Family Room. This was a large room was almost as large as a suite. The inside was luxurious and had L'Occitane products. The overall experience was so nice it felt better than a 4 star hotel. The breakfast was also high quality. Would stay here in a heartbeat if we're ever back in Brugge. It is also conveniently located to the Markt and Choco-story within a few minutes walk of everything.

Did I select the Aragon hotel because it was one block off the famous Markt in Bruge, or because it…read morewas one letter off my favorite Lord of the Rings character.... maybe both! Orthographic neighbor's aside, we were charmed by the luxuriant and comfy accommodations. The room was beautiful, the lobby was opulent, and the staff gracious. However, the best feature was how the hotel was tucked away, just off the main road so that we did not hear a noise outside or early in the morning despite the Markt gearing up for some grand winter festival with trucks and construction crews working from dawn til dusk.

Best location!! Walking distance to everything. Conveniently located on market square, minutes to…read morekey photo spots, museums, churches, cafes and shopping. Comfortable and spacious rooms (we were upgraded to a Jr suite) with a nice buffet breakfast to start the day. Booking, reservation confirmation and check-in/out were smooth and price point here was affordable. I would definitely choose to stay here again on future visits.

Friendly staff and centrally located make this hotel nice . Elevators which are unusual in Europe…read more. Large clean rooms and smiling staff make it pleasant Garage attached for a fee but great parking in it but small cars needed as tight entrance . They have ruins to see on lower level so be sure to ask. Bar and restraint there but local bars close and food close .

We only had the pleasure of staying one night at Hotel Jan Brito but we all wished our trip had us…read morestaying longer. We (4 adults) stayed in the quad room, which was a charming loft-style room with the bed on the lower floor and two singles in the upstairs portion of the room. The room felt spacious due to vaulted ceilings. The bathroom was nice. We received free wifi for all of our devices and it worked well. The hotel is old but was clean and beautiful, it's age not an inconvenience (although the elevator was a bit scary!) The hotel is in a great location. Walking, it was 7 minutes from the market/belfry and 25 minutes from the train station. Don't make our mistake though!--if you have rolling luggage, take a bus or taxi, don't walk! The town is all cobblestone and it's a hard walk with rolling luggage! What impressed us most was the service! We arrived early, but the nice receptionist personally checked to see if our room was ready (it was). She then set us up with a map (all the hotels seem to do this) but helped point stuff out so we could make the most of our short stay. Finally, discovering that we would be leaving at 5:30am the next day (which is outside of the hotel's reception hours of midnight to 8am), she helped us check out, arranged a taxi for us, and then arranged a free 5am breakfast for us, 3 WHOLE HOURS before the breakfast opened to hotel guests!!! The next morning, the man preparing the hotel's breakfast was ready for us with fruit, bread, yogurt, cereal, and juice/coffee, and opened the door so we could get to our taxi. This all very much impressed us and was unexpected. We all plan to stay in Brugge again someday and will be staying at Hotel Jan Brito again.

Really great charming hotel. I was surprised at how many extra buildings of rooms are through the…read morecourtyard and in the back. We got a family duplex in the main building in high season for about 190 EUR a night, and that included breakfast, which was very good and very typical Belgian, fresh croissants and such. Our room was cool, had all kinds of nooks and crannies. The little bar is actually really great, small but open late. One of the overnight guys wasn't that cool, but otherwise the staff was really great. The location could scarcely be better, right off of the spot on the Dijver where everyone takes that one picture ... but the street isn't too crowded with people.

It was our good fortune to find the Maison le Dragon guesthouse available when looking for a place…read moreto stay in Bruges. From the moment we arrived, Emmanuel made us feel welcomed to his home. The rooms are exactly as pictured - very old world elegance that has been updated as needed, including an elevator, wonderful baths, and glorious A/C if needed. The beds were comfortable, linens were fine, and furnishings plentiful. The location was great with an added bonus of a secure garage steps from the front door. Emmanuel is very helpful with recommendations for restaurants, helping us find a great place for dinner when the place we had a reservation decided not to open one evening! The breakfast prepared by Emmanuel's wife Maka is fit for a king! Meats, cheeses, eggs, lots of fruit, pastries, yogurt, juices, fancy coffees, and more. It was amazing, given there are only four rooms with a limited number of guests! We have friends in Belgium and when we visited them, I remember the same hospitality for breakfast - lots and lots of options. I highly recommend this maison for a short or long stay in Bruges. You will not be disappointed!!! PS. We stayed at Relais Bourgondisch Cruyce on a prior trip and found Maison le Dragon Guesthouse was better in every way - larger rooms, better breakfast, better amenities, and great personal attention.

Now that Yelp has come to Belgium, I can post this review. We had an extremely pleasant stay here…read morein April following our river cruise from Amsterdam to Antwerp. We took the train from Antwerp to Bruges. The guesthouse is centrally located, just a block off the main street and walking was easy anywhere we wanted to go. Our room was large, spacious and attractively decorated. It was on the second floor and could be reached via the stairs or by the small elevator. The bed was comfortable and the bedding was lovely. The bathroom was divided into two parts, a toilet closet and a larger room w/ sink, shower and bathtub. Floors were marble tile. The windows opened onto a garden shared by the buildings surrounding it and birdsong and conversations from restaurant patrons formed a pleasant soundtrack. Free wifi was available in the room, which had a desk and chair at which to set up our laptop. Our host, Emanuel, was gracious and hospitable. His restaurant recommendations were excellent, aside from the first unfortunate one for lunch. Coffee and teas were available at any time. Breakfasts were capacious, starting w/ a large plate of fresh fruit for each of us, a basket of assorted breakfast pastries and breads, eggs (until we requested no eggs), a variety of very good cheeses and finishing w/ an assortment of chocolates. Truly no lunch was needed following that meal. Though we ate indoors, some guests opted to sit outdoors on the patio in back. The public rooms were attractively decorated and comfortable. Emanuel was also extremely helpful in making arrangements for us to get to Brussels without using the train, which we had found difficult w/ all our baggage. He gave us a lovely box of chocolates as a gift. We definitely would stay here again if we were to return to Bruges.

We stayed two nights in December at this cozy boutique hotel located overlooking the canal in the…read moreheart of Bruges. Ou room, #12 was up on the 1st (really second) without a scenic river view. During the day they was quite a bit of noise from tourists outside talking and taking photos. Our room was good sized with a faux fireplace and king bed. The large bathroom featured a double vanity, tub/shower combo and toilet. Our room rate included breakfast as well. The room decor could best be described as cozy cottage with subtle floral wall paper, well worn plank floors covered by an oriental rug and tall whitewashed wainscoting. The low ceilings and dark interiors added to the subtly. We arrived quite early on a train from Ghent so weren't able to get into the room but when we returned closer to 3, we were checked in and our rooms were even up already.

I feel bad writing such a bad review because the staff was amazing and really nice, but I…read moredefinitely wouldn't stay here again. The rooms felt a bit outdated, wish there were outlets near the bed, but my biggest issue was about the cleanliness of the room and how it was outdated. There were spiderwebs in the shower, hair in the bed, the carpet was pretty dirty, and there was even a urine smell from one corner of the room. I should have said something but I wasn't staying long and I already unpacked and didn't want to go through the trouble so I just stayed away from that corner but there was definitely a smell in my room.

Great train with plenty of signage, food and restrooms. Small by European standards it is still…read moreeverything you need to make your travel easy. Bike parking front and bike and it numbers in the thousands. More hikes than I've ever seen. Taxi ride from city center is 10-15 euros and much easier than walking. Next stop Antwerp!

It's hard to know this station's real beauty given the construction as of August 2024, but inside…read moreare a few stops spots, outlets, and vending machines with snacks and drinks.

One of the BEST spur of the moment decisions we have made was to book a room here. Location is…read moreexcellent, owner and staff are friendly and attentive, and the breakfast in the "dungeon" was simply Devine. Just a beautiful place to stay.

this hotel was so beautiful, each room was different and had so much character. the family was all…read morevery nice and helpful and accommodating. loved it.

We were pleasantly surprised at how quickly and efficiently we checked in to this charming hotel…read more We booked a room with a view and we were pleasantly surprised at the view. This is a small hotel within walking distance of the market. We walked from the train station. That walk was about 1 mile from train station. All roads and sidewalks are cobblestone. It was doable but a little challenging with our suitcases. I paid extra for the breakfast and room with the view. It was so worthwhile. We often opened the shutters and enjoyed the view while sipping a nice bottle of French wine. This town is well worth exploring. It is very walkable with 54 bridges crossing the beautiful canals. The architecture is of 14, 15 and 16th century. Thank goodness the beauty was not destroyed by WW 2. As we are in our room you hear the clipity clop of horse drawn carriages taking tourist around this charming city

What to say? The hotel is clean, the bed is comfortable, the view (partial canal view) was…read morecharming. Downside for me, the woman who checked us in seemed so bored, unhelpful, and actually annoyed. She was only interested in giving a standard spiel. We asked a question about the trains and she gave us her standard 'go back to the train station and ask them' spiel. The fellow checking us out the next day, same thing. Annoyed that we interrupted his coffee and chat with some fellow in their food service area when we asked to check out. The room lighting was about as helpful as a candle. Very poor lighting. To me the town folks seemed annoyed at the tourists in general even though it appears to be the city's main source of revenue. The market place was full of kitch from China as were many of the shops. The food was atrocious. The beer is good, the waffles are great, the chocolate is divine. Would unfortunately recommend a pass on the hotel as well as Bruges. You can get their chocolate in Paris.