Best luxury and boutique hotels, B&Bs in Belgium

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Hotel Ter Duinen

Bruges

This charming small hotel is a trim white house by a canal, just out of the very busy tourist area, ten minutes walk from the market square. It is well run by its friendly owners.

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Hotel Orangerie, Bruges

The Hotel de Orangerie, a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World group, is up there with the best of them when it comes to hotels in Bruges.

Hotel Adornes, Bruges

‘Unpretentious, spotless, good value’, Nathalie Standaert’s B&B hotel consists of four gabled houses on a corner by a canal bridge.

Hotel Anselmus, Bruges

A ‘quiet, tasteful’ B&B just four minutes’ walk from the Markt. It is liked for its reasonable prices and ‘the kindness of the owners’.

Hotel Bryghia, Bruges

Liked for its good value and its quiet location, on one of the city’s prettiest canals, this red brick 15th-century merchant’s house is just five minutes’ walk from the town square.

Pandhotel, Bruges

This stylish hotel, a member of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World, is set in an 18th century former carriage house and it retains much period detail, such as a wood-panelled lounge, wood floors, antique furniture and objets d’art.

, Bruges

By the Groeninge museum, 50m from Market Square, Alana Boonen’s luxurious little B&B hotel is a 15th-century mansion on one of Bruges’s main canals.

, Brussels

‘Brilliantly located’, on a side street between the Grand’Place and the central station, this B&B hotel was once the home of the Spanish ambassador.

Stanhope Hotel, Brussels

This ‘agreeable’ large luxury hotel is located near the Royal Palace and European Parliament, but is quiet.

Soetemin B&B / Restaurant, Lier

In a historic small city just south of Antwerp, this small B&B/restaurant is popular for its ‘good Flemish cooking’ and wide choice of beers.

Hotel Egmond, Bruges

‘Our favourite Bruges hotel,’ says a regular visitor after ‘another comfortable stay’ at this B&B, run by Thierry Florial.

Relais Bourgondisch Cruyce, Bruges

The exterior of this family-run hotel – which consists of two gabled and half-timbered buildings – is just as picturesque as the location, on the much-photographed Rozenhoedkaai canal, just three minutes’ walk from Market Place in the heart of Bruges.

Beer, chocolate and world-class museums

This small country, set between France, Germany, the Netherlands and the sea, offers a surprising amount for the visitor considering its size.

Brussels, the capital, has a cosmopolitan feel, and boasts a number of world-class museums and some amazing Art Nouveau architecture along with charming cobbled streets and an impressive guildhouse in the main square.

Bruges is much smaller but has become famous for its picturesque canals and medieval architecture; tourism is the principal industry here but it’s hard not to be utterly charmed by the gabled houses, handsome squares and great museums.

Here, we’ve listed the best places to stay in either city – hotels that have stood the test of time and offer personal service, lots of character and good value.

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