Hotel Patritius

A beautiful old home that is now restored as a hotel. Rooms are clean and comfortable, large and quiet, and reasonably priced. The breakfast had plenty of choices. The owners are very friendly and accommodating.

So pleased to have stayed here. We were running late but the owner offer to stay - we just made it. One of our cups had a slight imperfection but was immediately replaced with better ones. The garden was a delight to look out on (ask for Superior room number 1) and we enjoyed it with a friend. The bed was great and there was no noise. We could even see the starry night. We would definitely stay again.

Lovely family run hotel, walking distance to the center of town. Morgan was very helpful and made great dining recommendations. We will definitely stay here again when we return to this quaint and charming town of Bruges.

The man on reception is the most surly miserable man, not welcoming at all. Our room was in the new annex which was nice although pillows were terrible and beds very soft. Aircon good. Bathroom had nowhere to put shower soap etc and it leaked as soon as it was turned on. Milk pods provided had gone off and were found to be over 2 months out of date. Breakfast was superb, refreshed very often and a hot option also available. Although some people were told off for taking water or coffee before or after serving times and instructed to request from reception at a charge. A bit mean we thought. Overall a nice place but could be a bit more welcoming.

Absolutely fantastic. The hotel, hosts, and location all was perfect. You feel just like home. Breakfast served from 8:30 to 10:30 . Close to the main streets and Markt. Will definitively highly recommend this hotel for your next stay in Bruges.

Rick Steves latest tour book on Belgium recommended The Hotel Patritius. It was located just blocks from Burge Square. This 1830s renovated mansion, had small rooms that were clean and in an acceptable condition. The dozen or so ancient steps to the entrance were as steep as the trails to the top of Kilimanjaro, with no handrails for safety which would be beneficial when carrying luggage. The Courtyard appeared unkept and a little trashy for early spring. Rick Steves may find Europeans charming when somewhat rude. I do not! Whom, I believe to be the female owner, in my opinion, was unfriendly and unwelcoming. In addition, I was reprimanded by her for entering and exploring the dining room area to determine what may be available for me during my stay here. I would have appreciated a price list for items left in my room, which I may have construed as complimentary or that I would have been charged for by this establishment. For example, water, coffee single-serve pods, use of the kettle and even a small bag of potato chips. Thank goodness the Staff did not leave any mints on the two small pillows provided each night at a fee. This and the rudeness effected my experience and my overall impression of my stay here. Please note that like some European Hotels, wash clothes were not provided for me. I am certain you could request them for a fee. The Black Swan is next door and gorgeous. The Duke’s Palace is down the street with a lovely bar and lobby. The Crown Plaza also has an excellent location. I just would not recommend staying here.