Guest House Nuit Blanche - Bruges

Exclusive 2-room medieval guesthouse with artist-host and 3-course breakfasts in Bruges

Accommodation

Guest House Nuit Blanche Bruges offers only two guest rooms, the Lune the Miel and the Pasionara, each furnished to reflect the medieval character of the building. Both rooms provide views of the Church of Our Lady and overlook the adjacent medieval garden. The building dates back to the 15th century and includes original stained glass roundels and wood paneling.

Host & Experience

The property is owned and hosted by artist David de Graef, who provides personal insights into local culture and history. He shares walking recommendations and dining advice, drawing from his deep knowledge of Bruges. Belgium's royal couple Albert and Paola spent their honeymoon night at this guesthouse in 1959.

Breakfast

Each morning, a three-course breakfast is served in David's art studio, made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The breakfast includes a starter, a main course, and a dessert, with options for vegetarian and vegan diets. The presentation is artistic, and the menu changes daily according to the host's inspiration.

Location

Nuit Blanche Bruges is situated on the Gruuthuse Canal, directly beside the Bonifacius Bridge. The Basilica of the Holy Blood is 300 metres away, and the Market Square is within a 15-minute walk. The guesthouse is adjacent to the 'Kissing Bridge', a popular photography spot overlooking the Church of Our Lady.

Amenities & Services

The property includes a medieval garden with outdoor furniture and a picnic area for guest use. Temporary art galleries showcase David de Graef's paintings and sculptures throughout the building. Bicycle rental and walking tours can be arranged at the tour desk, and the guesthouse offers express check-in/check-out and luggage storage.

• Rooms: 2 medieval rooms with Church of Our Lady views
• Host: Artist David de Graef with personal city insights
• Breakfast: 3-course fresh breakfast served in the art studio
• Location: On Gruuthuse Canal, 300 m from Basilica of the Holy Blood
• History: Hosted Belgium's royal couple on their honeymoon
• Garden: Medieval garden with outdoor seating and picnic area