Hotels in Groenplein, Knokke-Heist

"Great hotel in an amazing location in the heart of Bruges. We stayed in the new part of the hotel which was so quiet! No aircon in winter but you can open the window a jar which made the room nice and cool. With window open - still very quiet! Smallish shower but good pressure. Breakfast was fantastic with lots of options - must try the waffles!!! If you are parking at the hotel - do park up the road before the hotel - this will save you a detour around the city of 10mins to drive back to the road before the hotel to access the car park (on Meestraat). The car park is access by a car lift which is an experience (fun one). The parking is in double spaces - don’t worry if someone parks in front of you - the lovely staff will move the other car."

"Great location. Clean. Friendly staff."

"The hotel staff were incredibly kind, the rooms were very clean, and the breakfast was amazing. What more can I say everything was perfect."

"Long weekend break in Bruges for our anniversary. The hotel was in a lovely old building and full of character. Staff were friendly and helpful. I wouldn’t advise bringing a car as there was limited parking and the area is more amenable to walking"

"A bit noisy (other clients, cleaning staff) very early in the morning"

"Great breakfast "

"We had a lovely stay. The family room was great and we all enjoyed the pool. Breakfast was more continental than cooked, but many many continental options. The beds were very comfortable. A little tatty around the edges in the room, but I'm not complaining - it was clean, comfortable, had dressing gowns and slippers and a minibar in the room which was reasonably priced too. Very close to 't Zand where we parked overnight, and very reasonably priced later check out times too. Would stay again! "

"Close to down town"

"The hotel was lovely and the breakfast each morning was excellent. However, the room wasn't cleaned properly, with towels being left on the window sill and dust on surfaces. Location wise the hotel is great for exploring Bruges"