4-star historical guesthouse along Bruges' picturesque canal

Historical Significance

The guesthouse is located in a medieval mansion that once hosted Winston Churchill, royal dynasties, and renowned guests. The building carries a rich history, having been the honeymoon retreat for Belgium's royal couple Albert and Paola in 1959. Guests can explore this storied residence, seamlessly blending into the picturesque landscape along Bruges' most beautiful canal.

Luxurious Accommodation

The hotel offers high-end guestrooms with views of the Hortus conclusus, featuring the Church of Our Lady and the Gruuthuse Palace. One standout room is the 'Lune de miel,' known for its historical significance as the honeymoon suite of the current royal couple. Each room provides a unique experience, allowing guests to appreciate the rich heritage of the building.

Creative Space

Guests have the opportunity to visit David De Graef's art studio, where creativity flows amidst one of the mansion's seven gothic fireplaces. This space not only showcases the artist's work but also invites guests to engage with the local art scene. The studio is open daily for guests to explore and appreciate the artistic atmosphere.

Gastronomic Experience

Breakfast is a highlight of the stay, offering a daily three-course menu crafted according to the host's inspiration. This abundant breakfast includes a variety of fruits, vegetables, cereals, and delicatessen, designed to energize guests for the day ahead. The breakfast can be enjoyed in the room or within the artist's studio.

Enchanting Garden

The hotel boasts an intimate medieval garden that features breathtaking views of the Church of Our Lady and Gruuthuse Palace. This enclosed space, considered emblematic, serves as a peaceful retreat for guests. The garden allows visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of Bruges while enjoying the surrounding historical architecture.

• Location: Along Bruges most picturesque canal
• Rooms: High-end guestrooms with magical views
• Art Studio: David De Graef's creative workspace
• Breakfast: Three-course menu tailored daily
• Garden: Enclosed medieval city garden with iconic views