Hotel de Orangerie - Bruges, Belgium     4 star hotel

Hotel de Orangerie   Standard Room (double use)

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Hotel de Orangerie address: Kartuizerinnenstraat 10, Bruges, 8000

Hotel de Orangerie details: This beautiful 15th century convent, converted into a wonderful 'boutique' hotel is located in the very heart of historic Bruges, along one of the most picturesque canals, 'Den Dyver'.


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Location

City Centre, Shopping Centre, Museum Area, Near Train Station, Panoramic View, University, Near Exhibition Centre

Brugge is incontrovertibly one of the most attractive cities in Europe. The canals and alleyways, the churches, almshouses and patricians' houses, the decoratively restored gables and the museums full of art treasures bring the past palpably to life. Furthermore, Brugge is a living, modern and romantic city which has something to offer the most demanding visitor. As a walker, you will derive twice the enjoyment of the open-air museum that is Brugge in all its historic splendour. If you are deterred by the thought of a long walk, you can always be driven around by one of the famous coachmen, or take a unique boat journey on the "Reien", as the canals of the city of Brugge are known.

Damme was once the outport of Brugge, and world famous as the birthplace of Tijl Uilenspiegel. The Brugse Ommeland stretches out behind the entire coastline until Bruges. This piece of green Flanders is an unequalled cyclists' paradise. A number of picturesque routes have been charted and signposted for cycling enthusiasts. While pedalling your two-wheeler you'll pass through many other peaceful polder villages such as Oostkerke, Hoeke, Lapscheure and Lissewege, where you can go and admire the largest barn in country. If you like expressionist art you should really spend a couple of hours visiting the Provinciaal Museum Constant Permeke in Jabbeke. The Permeke-route is a forty-five-kilometre long cycling route which takes you through Gistel, Jabbeke and Oudenburg, the three municipalities on the border of the fertile polders and the arid sandy region
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Rooms

All 20 bedrooms have been individually decorated with antiques and offer all the modern comfort that the discerning traveller expects (direct dial telephone with modem/fax-connection, mini-bar, remote control television with most European channels, clock-radio, safe, air-conditioning, marble bathrooms, hairdryer, magnifying mirror. We provide valet-parking to our garage at ca 120 meters from the hotel.more info ...

Amenities

  • Parking (fee required)
  • Valet Parking
  • Express Check-In/Check-Out
  • Soundproofed Rooms
  • Elevator
  • Safety Deposit Box
  • Non-Smoking Rooms
  • Terrace
  • Garden
  • Newspapers
  • 24-Hour Front Desk
  • Bar
  • Heating
  • Luggage Storage
  • Pets Allowed
  • Rooms/Facilities for Disabled
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Dining

It is recommended to enjoy the typical English “Afteroon Tea” or an aperitif on the terrace the dining room alongside the water, where the small boats leave every 15 minutes for a trip on the canal.

While guests dine in one of the many superb Bruges' restaurants close-by, room service provides the nightly turndown.

In the morning a delicious buffet breakfast with Champagne is served in the breakfast room with canal-view and eggs are prepared according to the guests'. In 2003 The Orangerie –breakfast was elected of the best breakfast in Belgium.

Hotel policies

Check-in

14:00-00:00

Check-out

07:00-12:00

Cancellation

If cancelled up to 7 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged.
If cancelled later or in case of no-show, the total price of the reservation will be charged.

Children

All children are welcome.
One child up to 4 years stays free of charge when using existing bedding.
One older child or adult is charged EUR 38 per night and person in an extra bed.
Maximum capacity of extra beds/babycots in a room is 1.

Pre-pay

No deposit will be charged.

Extra charges

VAT is included.
Service charge is included.
EUR 5.40 city/tourist tax per stay is not included.

Parking

Secured parking is possible on site costs EUR 25.00 per day .

Dining

Breakfast is not included and cost EUR 19.00 per person.

Internet

Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge.

Pets

Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.


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Reviewer: goosiesmother (California)

I recommend this hotel for: Young singles.

Date: 2008-06-27

Guest Rating: 0.0
I booked 2 rooms for 4 nights based on tripadvisors #2 recommendation in Brugge. Upon making reservations we were told how fortunate we were as these were only 2 rooms available "due to conference" at $320.00 (U.S.) night w/o breakfast! Plus parking +/- 30 Euro/day. Specifically chose this hotel for location and queen bed (not 2 beds pushed together-we got 2 beds pushed together) Day 2 told them we were leaving as 1 room was converted garage; no window; bathroom on the street for all to see and hear. They said they'd charge us 1/2 of the 4 night stay even if we left. We stayed; got moved; but this left a very bad taste.They credited one night for garage room; hotel was 1/2 empty; bathroom tiles cracked; old paint / peeling paper; service people walking on metal roof in middle of the night; no showers only tub w/ hand held spritzer; front desk witch; good bathroom products; breakfast ultimately included w/ our departure threat. Owner secretly works the front desk acts as if he's hired hand. Martins Hotels is parent organization; please stay elsewhere. They had Michelin rating in 2007 and fortunately not in 2008. They did get tripadvisor award - how did this happen?

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Reviewer: johnhopkins (Tunbridge Wells UK)

Traveling group: Spouse / significant other

I recommend this hotel for: Young singles.

Date: 2008-06-18

Guest Rating: 7.0
Check in / front desk 6.0
Value 4.0
Service 8.0
Rooms 4.0
Location 10.0
Cleanliness 10.0
I don't seek to be too hard on this hotel. Some things were excellent. Location in the centre of Bruges is perfect. The two main public rooms (lounge-bar and breakfast room) are as charming and elegant as the hotel web site would have you believe. The bedroom amenities were fine, and the staff helpful. But.... The accommodation in the website was described thus '... rooms have a view over the medieval Bruges’ rooftops, the wintergarden or the quiet street at the front of the hotel....' Ours was one of the latter. Except that rather than having a view of the street, our large bedroom window actually abutted the pavement and unless we wanted to be intimately observed by every passer-by, we had no option but to keep the blind down permanently. This reduced the light inside so as to make reading difficult . Turn the light on and the blind became instantly translucent, again rendering the inside of our room visible to all and sundry. The only solution was to keep the heavy curtains drawn most of the time. One morning, at 8.00am sharp three or four workmen outside were installing trees in pots eight inches from the head of our bed. All this for ?200 a night. Not including breakfast. Which brings me to my other gripe. Breakfast. At ?20 a pop, the best breakfast in Brussels, as trumpeted in the website? Not ina million years. Pleasant, fairly comprehensive, certainly. But in essence, just a cold buffet with your choice of eggs. No sausage, hash browns, grilled tomato, kidneys, porage, smoked haddock or any of the other things which make for a truly memorable breakfast. Champagne was available, but nobody we saw availed himself of it. A rather precious gimmick, and an excuse for keeping the breakfast price at that level. I am not quite saying I wouldn't go back to this hotel, but I would make very sure beforehand which room I had been allocated, and it had better not be on the pavement again!

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Review Summary

Based on 137 reviews worldwide

9.3
Check in / front desk
5.8
Business service
8.6
Value
9.4
Service
8.5
Rooms
9.6
Location
9.3
Cleanliness

Traveler Reviews

10.0
02/06/2008, akl211, Surrey, England
We spent Christmas (Dec 24-27) at this hotel as a package arranged by Railbookers.com. We were given...
10.0
06/03/2004, member, Kirriemuir, United Kingdom
My Husband and I spent a wonderful 3 Days in Hotel De Orangerie in May 2004.The staff could not do enough...
10.0
11/01/2004, member,
We loved the Hotel de Orangerie! The hotel is very romantic and in a great location. Our room overlooked...
10.0
02/03/1970, JFQ, Gloucester
We stayed at this hotel for a long weekend in March 2007. The city centre location is excellent but if...
10.0
07/16/2005, member, Amsterdam
We were treated like royalty from the moment we walked in. The superb personal service, the incredible...