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The Hotel

The 4* Hotel de' Medici is set by one of Bruges' canals, a 10-minute walk from the Grote Markt.

All 101 bedrooms are en-suite and feature tea/coffee making facilities, minibar, flat screen HD colour TV with home theatre channels, radio and Wi-Fi. Comfort Rooms are slightly larger than Standard Rooms and equipped with a few luxurious extras.

For an aperitif or a snack, you can go to the 'Damme' lounge bar, which overlooks the Japanese-style courtyard garden.

The hotel is easily accessible by public transport as well as by car and has its own parking lot with 35 spaces (for a parking space you pay extra).

For further relaxation, visitors can opt to include wellness centre access and try the sauna, hot tub or Turkish steam bath. 

Room Details

Standard or Comfort Room

• Standard occupancy: two people
• Max. occupancy: three people (one additional adult or child)
• Additional persons policy:
  • Baby up to 3 years: free of charge when using the existing bed, otherwise baby cot available for €15 per night
  • One older child or adult is charged €30 per person per night in an extra bed
  • The maximum number of extra beds/children's cots permitted in a room is one
  • Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management
  • Supplements will have to be paid directly to the partner.

Groupon’s Guide To Bruges

With numerous market squares, medieval brick buildings and canals, Bruges takes travellers for a leap through time back to the Middle Ages of northwest Belgium.

The historic centre of Bruges has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as Gothic landmarks such as the Town Hall and The Church of Our Lady illustrate significant stages in the commercial and cultural fields in medieval Europe. The artistic heritage is present throughout Groeninge Museum, housing six centuries of Flemish and Belgian paintings, while the Bruges Art Route may be the star of a cycling tour through the city’s growing collection of paintings, sculptures and works-in-progress. Visitors with a sweet tooth will find chocolate-filled display windows all over town, and the Choco-Story provides an insight into the history and making of this cocoa treat.

Weather in the medieval city of Bruges consists of a moderate climate, with hot summers and colder winters. The best season to visit Bruges is summer, with an average temperature range between 13-21°C. August is considered the hottest month, but the temperature hardly climbs to 22°C. The colder season starts in September but becomes unpredictable in late December and January; Bruges gets some shorter days with a very poor level of sunshine during this period.