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Spacious rooms with a full desk to work at and fast wifi make this hotel well suited to business travel. The location is just off the highway which is convenient, although it's located in an industrial area so not well suited for walking/restaurants. The breakfast is one of the best you will find and the bar and restaurant have a limited menu but good quality food. The staff is friendly and they provide excellent service.

The surrounding environment was really nice. It's a country hotel in the forest where you can go for a walk and swim. The air is good and I highly recommend it for families. However, you have to go through the forest to get to the hotel, so be careful while driving as it's not possible to get to both directions. They charge for parking. The breakfast was really good. Thank you.

We stayed here overnight on the way back to Calais from Germany What an absolute gem. As soon as you turn into the car park it’s obviously not your average hotel. The approach to the building is lovely, plenty of tables and chairs and umbrellas on both sides of the grey stone paved approach to reception. The rooms are very nice, spacious, clean, modern and very comfortable. The hotel grounds are beautifully maintained and the whole ambience of the place is relaxing. Dinner in the restaurant, though a little costly, was exceptional and worth every penny. Breakfast very good and more than enough choice of meats, cheese, yoghurts, fresh bread, fruit, juice, coffee tea etc etc There isn’t a full English option, but there is bacon, scrambled eggs and sausage - if you must have it!!

The room is clean but quite old. The facilities are complete. Good service.

This is a hotel we were very satisfied with when we stayed in Bruges. The breakfast was rich. The children are allergic to milk. There is soy milk to choose from👍🏻There is also a small water bar at the reception with a small amount of candies and cookies. After returning from the street You can drink water immediately to replenish water when you need it👍🏻It is really a good choice for families with children and adults traveling.

It was a nice stay with ibis, location was great. The cleaning was not good, I found some hair on the bed, on the floor and in the shower from previous customers. I took pictures too. Other than that, we were very happy to return again. I would like to thank to a staff Camila at front desk. It was 27 June. She was very friendly and helpful. She is definitely a gem for your company.

We had a 4 night stay in a standard room. The room was extremely compact with a small space on 3 sides of the bed, just enough to walk through - although sloping ceilings encroached into this space so you had to lower your head. Wardrobe space was limited, with a 1 metre hanging rail and 3 shelves, space was taken up by the safe and the chiller. There was a small dressing table but we needed the space for our own toiletries, cosmetics and personal items. The décor was recent and pleasant if you like dark colours. The shower room was typically sized and equipped, although room service did not replace used toiletries without specific requests. Breakfast was quite good, we had a glass of champagne included and usually selected eggs with bacon and smoked salmon, accompanied by cold meats, cheeses and pastries. Cakes were available but not to our liking. Only 1 or 2 rooms were occupied in addition to our own during our stay and guests were only staying for 1 or 2 nights. The narrow stairs from the rooms to reception are hazardous because they go around a bend so they are very narrow on the inside and there is a large ornamental pot on the wide side. My wife lost her footing one morning and sustained a bruised ankle. Located next to Minnewater and the Kasteel, it is ideally placed for a quiet break in a picturesque location, although it is a 10 minute walk to the centre. At this time of year (early February) the outside covered bar is freezing despite the sheep skin blankets available. Only the 2 chairs next to the fireplace are 'warm'. Overall a nice place for an overnight stay but not good value for the price. This is almost the most expensive hotel in Bruges costing us €956 for 4 nights (without city tax), plus an additional €80 for parking. We find the Dukes' Palace, or The Grand Hotel Casselbergh, offer much more character, spacious rooms and large choices for breakfast.