Nuit Blanche

One of the most unique experiences we have had. The property is unique to say the least. Staff helpful and accommodating. I was worried with the heat and no air conditioning but no worries at all. Windows on either side of the room allowed for the best sleep we have had so far on our trip. Our three course breakfast in the morning was absolutely superb. Steps and I mean steps away from all the sites you would want to see in Brugge. The views from our room overlooking the church and canal are indescribable. Fairytale magic. Book book book this wonderful B&B as soon as you can.

The building has so much character. Owned by an artist who makes it feel like you are staying with your sweet foreign uncle. Each morning he creates a breakfast master piece. He generously shares his love of the city with his guests and created a special vegan delight for me each morning whilst ensuring I had enough protein for the day. The original gothic interior, the view and the artwork that decorates it, make this place a truly unique experience. We came with our two kids (10&6) who enjoyed being 'little princes' for the time. And they were accommodated well. I've never stayed anywhere better.

Nuit Blache is what dream vacations are made of!! As a passionate history lover this place was exactly what I was looking for. Modern amenities in a historic home in the centre of Bruges - it was like a fairytale being in the place that everyone takes pictures of due to its historical charm and beauty! David is a phenomenal artist and host. His artwork is displayed through the halls and rooms, and I just wish it wasn't so costly to bring it back to New Zealand! The breakfasts were amazing and edible works of art too - no one leaves the place hungry in the morning!! Located beside many amazing sites, you just can't go wrong booking Nuit Blanche. We are already talking about what season we might want to go back again! Thank you David, we will absolutely see you again!

Every little thing about this quaint gothic guest house is perfect. There are only two rooms for guests, other than that, the rest is private living by one family. There is a spiral staircase up to the fabulously large period style rooms. No lift but David (the owner and resident artist) kindly helped us with our large suitcases. There are also no tea/coffee making facilities in the room, but with so many charming places nearby, that was certainly not a problem for us. Breakfast indeed made up for any lack of onsite facilities. Breakfasts consist of starter, main course and dessert. All vegetarian, all artistically presented, all absolutely delicious and all served so beautifully. There is certainly no need for lunch later!! The beds are very comfortable, the shower is good pressure, the room is huge and there is a little table which you could certainly eat at if you wanted to bring in some wine (or Belgium beer) and a sandwich, while you wave to the tourists below, all vying for the best spot to take a selfie on Lovers Bridge! You are close to everything without feeling like you are, with the walk to the town square being about 15 minutes.