De Zomere B&B - Bruges

Historic 14th-century B&B Bruges with 10.0 location score

Historic Setting

De Zomere B&B in Bruges sits within a meticulously restored 14th-century townhouse, one of the five oldest buildings in the city. The property's restoration preserves original wooden beams and a ceramic stove that heats the breakfast area during colder months. Guests have access to a courtyard garden and a sun terrace, as well as a shared lounge area.

Comfortable Accommodations

Each of the double rooms at De Zomere B&B includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and parquet flooring. Rooms offer seating areas and views of the city's bell towers. The bed and breakfast provides luggage storage, laundry service, and bicycle parking for guests.

Prime Location

De Zomere is located in the city center, 700 ft from the Belfry of Bruges and 1000 ft from Market Square. The Basilica of the Holy Blood and Beguinage are within a 1-kilometer walk of the property. Bruges Train Station is 1 mile from the bed and breakfast.

Breakfast and Dining

De Zomere B&B serves a continental breakfast that includes made-to-order eggs and bacon, fresh fruit, and freshly squeezed orange juice. The breakfast area also offers pastries, cereal, and yogurt from locally sourced ingredients. A picnic area in the garden is available for guests who wish to eat outdoors.

Guest Experience

The host Frederik grew up in the house and provides guided tours of the property, sharing its 600-year history. Guests receive a free walking app with routes through Bruges and recommendations for nearby restaurants. The bed and breakfast has a perfect 10.0 guest location score and is rated 10 out of 10 by the majority of reviewers.

• Location: 700 ft from Belfry of Bruges, 10.0 guest location score
• Building: 14th-century townhouse, one of five oldest in Bruges
• Breakfast: continental with made-to-order eggs and fresh juice
• Outdoor Space: garden, sun terrace, and picnic area
• Host: Frederik provides guided history tours of his childhood home
• Target Audience: couples and tourists exploring Bruges