We had a pleasant one night stay at this hotel. The location was great and from the hotel it's a…read morequick 10 minutes walk to the shops and Market Square. Our room was clean and spacious for two people. They had the Rituals hand soap, body wash/ shampoo, and conditioner for the bathroom amenities. We used the hotel parking lot to park our car and it was 22 Euros for the day.

Not recommended…read more This is a generic four-star hotel at best, apparent by the utter mediocrity of the interior design. Unfortunately, the real problem is the near-impertinence, unfriendliness and hostility of the staff, especially the management. Thus, a stay in Bruges easily morphs into a nightmare of Kafkaesque proportions or, to stay in Belgium, Hieronymus Bosch-like dimensions. No, but no thanks - there are better alternatives in this town for sure!

We only had the pleasure of staying one night at Hotel Jan Brito but we all wished our trip had us…read morestaying longer. We (4 adults) stayed in the quad room, which was a charming loft-style room with the bed on the lower floor and two singles in the upstairs portion of the room. The room felt spacious due to vaulted ceilings. The bathroom was nice. We received free wifi for all of our devices and it worked well. The hotel is old but was clean and beautiful, it's age not an inconvenience (although the elevator was a bit scary!) The hotel is in a great location. Walking, it was 7 minutes from the market/belfry and 25 minutes from the train station. Don't make our mistake though!--if you have rolling luggage, take a bus or taxi, don't walk! The town is all cobblestone and it's a hard walk with rolling luggage! What impressed us most was the service! We arrived early, but the nice receptionist personally checked to see if our room was ready (it was). She then set us up with a map (all the hotels seem to do this) but helped point stuff out so we could make the most of our short stay. Finally, discovering that we would be leaving at 5:30am the next day (which is outside of the hotel's reception hours of midnight to 8am), she helped us check out, arranged a taxi for us, and then arranged a free 5am breakfast for us, 3 WHOLE HOURS before the breakfast opened to hotel guests!!! The next morning, the man preparing the hotel's breakfast was ready for us with fruit, bread, yogurt, cereal, and juice/coffee, and opened the door so we could get to our taxi. This all very much impressed us and was unexpected. We all plan to stay in Brugge again someday and will be staying at Hotel Jan Brito again.

Really great charming hotel. I was surprised at how many extra buildings of rooms are through the…read morecourtyard and in the back. We got a family duplex in the main building in high season for about 190 EUR a night, and that included breakfast, which was very good and very typical Belgian, fresh croissants and such. Our room was cool, had all kinds of nooks and crannies. The little bar is actually really great, small but open late. One of the overnight guys wasn't that cool, but otherwise the staff was really great. The location could scarcely be better, right off of the spot on the Dijver where everyone takes that one picture ... but the street isn't too crowded with people.

I absolutely loved this hotel. It was very cold and very late when I arrived and my reservation…read moresomehow had not gone through. The woman at the front desk was patient and friendly as I frantically searched my email looking for a confirmation, only to discover I didn't have one. Luckily they still had some rooms left, so she quickly wrung me up and I was on my way to my room. The room was a scrumptiously warm haven and all I wanted to do was fall into the fluffy king bed, but I resisted because I still had to eat, and let's be honest, hunger trumps sleepiness. I was very impressed with the modernity of the room. It had a button-controlled light system installed by the door, the desk, and the bed, with options for dim lighting, table lighting, or full lighting. It was also equipped with two outlets and USB ports, one by the desk and one by the bed. The bathroom was large and accessible - support beams surrounding the WC and a big shower with two wide doors. Not sure if they're all like that, but I was digging the big shower! It was also extremely quiet. Needless to say, I slept wonderfully and wish I could have stayed another night!

Definitely an excellent option. It's a four stars hotel with fantastic cost benefit! Lovely hotel…read moreconveniently located within a walking distance from the main tourist attractions and restaurants. Clean and comfortable bedrooms, small in size as expected but with a big modern bathroom. My son had fun in the bathtub. Delicious breakfast, hot meals, fresh squeezed orange juice and fresh bread and croissants. The elevator is a must have for families with a stroller.

Stayed here for one night in August 2023. Hotels (at least hotels with modern-looking rooms) are…read morehard to come by in Bruges, understandably so. It is a medieval town after all. I'm happy to have found Hotel Navarra. Here are some pros/cons: Pros: -Conveniently located. It's located on a quiet street but it's only a 5 minute walk to the square -Front desk was super nice. They didn't seem to mind that we needed to store our luggage twice -Rooms are spacious -Mini fridge Cons: -Elevators are old so they take forever. It's faster to take the stairs -There was an old towel hanging on our door. Not a big deal but kind of makes me wonder if there's something else they didn't clean -Although there is a shower, it gets pretty much the entire bathroom floor wet -Rooms are a bit basic looking for the price but again, it beats old musty hotel rooms Overall, I'd recommend if you're like me and prefer more 'modern' rooms

I booked two rooms for my family trip to Brugges. I typically am a Hilton or Marriott girl but they…read morehave neglected to sink their fangs into Brugges so I, reluctantly, deviated from my usual and this place seemed like a good choice. The location is pretty good, most of the stuff you want to do in the center of town is definitely within a short walk. The building itself has a lot of history, it used to be someone important's house, and this is reflected in the architecture of the structure. There is a large, winding staircase, literally the bottom of the bannister supports is a goose that appears to be being prepared to be pate. Whoever lived here and made that decision has interesting taste. Anyway, the "quirkiness" of the place doesn't end there. In order to get to our rooms with all of our luggage, we needed to take TWO very small elevators. Getting to our room was a bit of a maze and the route is carpeted so if you're an overpacker like I am, dragging the luggage can definitely be a challenge. Our rooms were both impressively large with very nice-sized bathrooms. One of our rooms had a decent view of the street, the other room had a view of a building's wall and a small alleyway aka no view whatsoever. They have a limit on how low you can turn the thermostat, I believe it is 21 degrees which to me, is a bit high. If you are sensitive to sleeping temperature, this may be an issue. I have never had a hotel dictate the temperature of my room before. Another problem is the wifi. In our room, the hotel wifi had a password. When I asked what the password was, the they told me there was no password but there was on my end and I was unable to connect. When I was close enough to the lobby, the password requirement disappeared and I was able to connect to the wifi and as long as it stayed connected, I was ok in the room. The minute my device disconnected for some reason, I had to put on my pants and slippers and walk out of the room close enough to the lobby for the wifi to connect to that again. This was, as you can imagine, annoying. The biggest problem for me was the bed. It was not comfortable. It was much firmer than I like and than what I think is normal. When I scooched to the middle to cuddle my partner, I noticed a GIGANTIC hill in the mattress in the middle, as if we were both sleeping in sags of the bed that had been left from the many other guests. It's time to change the mattress, Hotel Navarra. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The room itself was quiet, we did not hear anything except for the few times other guests would walk in the hallway in front of our room or there was noise in our alley facing the windows.

Do you have friends in Brugge you can stay with and will help you on your vacation? This place…read morefeels just like that ! We stayed here and felt just like we were staying with Friends. Super service in a historic building from around the 1500's that has been updated with modern accommodations (key cards, flat screen TV) but still maintains the rustic traditional feeling. Breakfast was included and was a great assortment of breads, fresh fruit, meats, cheese and they offered cooked eggs as well. Great start to a busy day getting this nice breakfast in their dining area. Location is also a major plus since it's about a block and a half to the public parking and a equal distance to the Markt. I have stayed at a few places in Brugge but this is definitely going to be my "go to stay" whenever I visit.

If ever you have the oportunity to visit the wonderful city of Brugge, Belgium you must stay here…read more It is the best Bed & Breakfast ever. It is run by a Daughter & Mother who will make you feel like family. The rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable. It is very close to the Square, restaurants, shopping and more. They make a breakfast that you order to your liking and it is delicious. The rooms are warm, cozy & inviting.