The most beautiful guest rooms Flandres belges

Château Ten Berghe is a fortified castle near Bruges. It was first mentioned in a charter dating from 1267. The original building was destroyed in 1490, but was quickly rebuilt. The castle is built in neo-Gothic style and is surrounded by magnificent parkland. Château Ten Berghe offers bed and breakfast accommodation for visitors wishing to stay in a historic setting. It is also possible to organize events in the castle, with the help of the on-site staff. For history buffs, guided tours of the castle are available. This allows visitors to learn more about the castle's history and architecture. Finally, Ten Berghe Castle also has an online store where you can buy souvenirs such as postcards, puzzles and posters.

Located on Bruges' Grote Markt, Huyze Die Maene is a retro guesthouse with stunning views of the central square. Just a 2-minute walk from the Bruges Belfry and 6 minutes from the Groeninge Museum, this establishment is ideally located for discovering the city's main attractions. The classic rooms are decorated with oil paintings and period wooden furniture, providing an authentic atmosphere. Some rooms also feature kitchens. The hotel also features a restaurant-brasserie where guests can enjoy local dishes. Wi-Fi is free, and parking is available free of charge.

Talbot House is a historic and majestic place. Built by Reverend Clayton during the war, it served as a resting place for English soldiers returning from the front. It houses a museum, but also a guesthouse with 10 rooms at very modest prices, in twin, triple or quadruple (no doubles). Because they are equipped only with a washbasin, the bathrooms being common, one per floor. They are named after a character from the war and have a nice old-fashioned charm and a so British decoration. A real leap into the past in this movie set.