Unbelievable! Best surprise of our trip! Hands down the best service, most memorable breakfast, and…read moreoverall best hotel/bnb experience ever--better than the 5 star hotels we've enjoyed in major European cities. Central location. Lyne is a very gracious host. Can't wait to come back.

Bonifacius guest house is a great place to stay right in the heart of old Brugge. The room was very…read morenice and well decorated. The bed was the best one on our trip. The host and staff were helpful and friendly. I would definitely recommend and stay there again in the future. Thank you for making our Brugge trip fantastic.

Superlative experience. The owner Anna curates a true luxury stay, with support from her colleague…read morePeri, who makes you feel like she's your long-lost-aunt wanting to pamper you in the breakfast room. We chose the little "Euphrasie" cottage in the back by the canal and enjoyed a roaring fireplace and cute little private patio right on the water. Totally immersive Bruges experience and just a few minutes walk to what you want to see. That cottage has sturdy but fairly steep steps inside, so maybe choose a standard room if that is an issue for you. This place has my highest recommendation.

As folks who run an award winning inn in Woodstock Vermont, we are fussy when we travel, and this…read moreplace had nearly everything spot on. Tine, Luke and Seppe are a rare breed. They welcome people into the little house at the bottom of the garden, where you can sit in front of your own log fire and look at the ducks and swans on the canal. The decor is traditional and modern but also very atmospheric, and there is no clutter. You can make tea and coffee and also have a fridge. Our room had the claw foot tub in the brick basement, and a door you could open to sit by the canal. We didn't do this in November as it was damp, but we did sit in the bath and let the cool afternoon air come into the bathroom. via the open door. Breakfast can be taken in your room or the kitchen of their home, which is a modern construction, but built in an old style....and style is what you get! We slept late one morning and breakfast was still served after 11.00! The king bed and duvet got a 10/10. Seppe the small hound deserves a special mention as he is a wonderful meeter greeter, whose tummy can never be rubbed too much! Our only concern as has been mentioned before, is that every word can heard in the bedroom from not only the bathroom next door but also the opposite bedroom. On the first night the Ozzie couple decided to have a little carnal romp at 12.30, quickly but with loads of LOUD effort.....thus we decided to warn the new UK check in's the next day, with a discrete note under the door, that we could hear EVERYTHING and they could hear us. We were both thus very understanding and heard little, apart from their 03.00 throwing up after too many beers! The next morning they slept until the afternoon.....and we heard nothing out of them! Their hangovers must have been stellar! We would certainly return, but next time book both rooms to solve any noise issue. The location is so quiet despite being in the middle of Bruges which is probably why one probably hears your fellow residents every move. After three days we left and very impressed....and we survived without hangovers!

The house is indeed charming, although calling its location 'the Ramblas of Ostend' is an…read moreoverstatement if ever there was one! Breakfast was exactly as good as expected, the room had high ceilings and a good bed. Only inconvenient I noticed was that the bathroom was next door, but that was a minor one, as I was the only one using it. What did start to irritate me after a day was the impersonality of the interior: sitting room and living room (one large space) were painted grey, and apart from couches covered by white covers, a table and chairs, there was not a single personal touch. The same was true for the bedroom which gave a somewhat eerie feeling. Also the fact that the shower only had a button like the ones you find in public swimming pools added to this atmosphere. It all looked likea photobook, but not like a place one lives in..

From the owner: B&B La Passion Interdite is a charming gentlemen's house of 1910, built by André Daniels,…read moreco-architect of the Thermae Palace Hotel. The building is situated on the "Ostend Ramblas", at a very close walk from the yacht-haven, the station and the shopping-centre. Both sea and beach are approximately at a 5 minutes walk from the house. In the immediate neighbourhood, there is a large, free suburban car park where free bicycles are at your disposal. In the morning, it'll be my pleasure to pamper you with a substantial breakfast containing a wide selection of daily-fresh products.