A Room with a view is its name worth! This charming guesthouse is situated in the historical centre, in the heart of “Mystical Bruges”, an oasis of green, quietness and authenticity. The rooms and loft offer a stunning view of the towers of the medieval city. With a good standard of comfort (private bathroom + toilet, flat screen TV, WIFI), they combine successfully new and old. Terrace, garden and kitchenette (common for ythe 2 rooms, private for the loft). free bikes to move and feel Bruges as the locals. A very good address for an enjoyable stay at an affordable price.

Away from mass tourism The view from our guesthouse is dominated by the distinctive silhouette of the famous Jerusalem Church, founded in the 15th century following the return of members of the Adornes family from a crusade to the Holy Land. In the shadow of the church – which is still the property of the descendants of this Genoese merchant family, who made their fortune here in the Venice of the North – stands the Bruges Lace Museum. The Folklore Museum – suffused by the rich smell of traditional acid drop sweets, still made on site each Wednesday – uses everyday objects and activities to show how life was lived in the Bruges of yesteryear. Further along the same medieval street (Rolweg) stands the birthplace of Flanders’ most famous and well-loved priest-poet, Guido Gezelle. His childhood home has now been turned into a museum dedicated to his work, whilst the large garden encourages visitors to indulge in a moment of poetical reflection. The Guild of the Archers and Crossbowmen welcomes members of the present-day ‘bourgeoisie’, allowing them to discuss business in elegant surroundings and to demonstrate their prowess in the time-honoured art of Diana the Huntress.