Pand Hotel

Boutique hideaway in the heart of medieval Bruges

Tucked into a tree-lined backstreet just steps away from the canals, the Pand Hotel oozes character, comfort and timeless charm. High on style, this former 18^th century carriage house is cool, quirky yet wonderfully traditional.

Know It All

Hit the spot
Tucked into the backstreets of Bruges.

Be savvy
There’s no restaurant – but the champagne breakfasts are a real start-the-day treat.

Be smitten
Standout style in a medieval masterpiece.

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
26 rooms and suites.

Special features
Rooms are stylishly elegant. Junior suites sport Ralph Lauren fabrics and many have a four poster bed. Expect luxurious granite bathrooms stocked with designer products, and jacuzzi baths in the deluxe rooms and junior suites.

Also…
You can unwind over a drink at the Royal Troon Bar, or work up a steam in the sauna. In the summer months be sure to have afternoon tea in the tranquil patio garden.

Pillow Talk
Opt for a Ralph Lauren junior suite with a jacuzzi bath. Many have wonderful views over the city rooftops.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Only breakfast is served, but it’s quite a speciality. Expect freshly baked breads, eggs any way you like them and a sumptuous buffet. You can even start the day in true luxury with a champagne breakfast. The bar also serves a selection of chocolates and cakes during the day.

Breakfast
Champagne breakfast (charged extra) is served until 10am.

Room service
Available on request.

See & Do

See & Do
Explore the winding canals of medieval Bruges, taking in the scores of old churches, galleries and museums. Be sure to head to the old market place, heart of Bruges and still bustling with cafés, bars and stalls. Take a boat ride along the canals or clip-clop around the streets in a horse-drawn buggy.

Spa
After a hard day pounding those winding streets guests can unwind in the sauna, then get drenched under one of the rain showers. Massages can also be arranged by appointment.

Diary Dates
July
The Bruges Triple Days Festival is one of the biggest of the year with three days of revelry in the market square.

September
Belgians claim to make better beer than the Germans, so head off to the Bruges Beer Festival and decide for yourself.