Hotel Duc De Bourgogne - Bruges

Historic canal-side hotel in the heart of Bruges, steps from Grand Place and Burg Square

Location

Hotel Duc De Bourgogne is situated on the Rozenhoedkaai canal, adjacent to Grand Place and Burg Square. The Gruuthusemuseum and the historic Grand Market are a 5-minute walk from the hotel. Ostend-Bruges Airport is a 20-minute drive away.

Accommodations

Duc De Bourgogne offers traditionally furnished rooms including Deluxe Twin Rooms and Junior Suites with Canal View. Room 5 is a corner Junior Suite with canal views from both windows and the bathroom. Each room has cable TV and a private bathroom with hairdryer and free amenities; some have a seating area.

Dining

The on-site restaurant at Duc De Bourgogne hotel serves regional cuisine prepared with fresh, local ingredients for lunch and dinner. Breakfast includes freshly baked breads, fresh fruit, juices, and eggs, served in a dining room overlooking the canal. The restaurant also offers special diet menus, kids' meals, and a selection of wine and champagne.

Hotel Amenities & Services

Hotel Duc De Bourgogne Bruges provides a bar, terrace with outdoor furniture, and a sun terrace. Guests have access to electric vehicle charging stations, a parking garage, and secure bike storage. Services include luggage storage, private check-in/check-out, and daily housekeeping.

Nearby Attractions

The hotel is within walking distance of the Belfry, Burg Square, and the historic fish market. The Groeninge Museum is nearby, offering a collection of Flemish and Belgian art. Canal boat rides depart from a stop next to the hotel.

• Location: On Rozenhoedkaai canal, steps from Grand Place and Burg Square
• Rooms: Traditionally furnished with canal views, private bathrooms, and cable TV
• Dining: Regional cuisine with canal view restaurant, breakfast with fresh local ingredients
• Amenities: Electric vehicle charging, parking garage, terrace, luggage storage
• Nearby: 5 min walk to Gruuthusemuseum and Grand Market, 20 min from airport
• Historic: Building dating back to the 1600s with significant heritage