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This elegant small room will have either a double or twin beds and a work desk. Individually decorated with antiques and offers the modern comfort the discerning traveller needs. These exquisite rooms are a real masterpiece, designed by Pieter Porters. - (Small Standard Room)
This Disabled Deluxe Room is graciously proportioned, and a real masterpiece. They are a tasteful get-together of nostalgia with modern comfort. It is classically decorated with antiques yet offers the modern comfort the discerning traveller needs. - (Disabled Deluxe Room)
This Junior Suite is graciously large, and a real masterpiece, designed by Pieter Porters. It is a tasteful get-together of nostalgia with modern comfort which is decorated with antiques and a writing desk. This is a true exquisite and elegant suite. - (Junior Suite)
This Deluxe Room is a graciously proportioned room, and a real masterpiece. They are a tasteful get-together of nostalgia with modern comfort. All individually decorated with antiques and offer all the modern comfort the discerning traveller needs. - (Deluxe Room)
This Superior Deluxe Room is a graciously proportioned room, and a real masterpiece, designed by Pieter Porters. The rooms are a tasteful get-together of nostalgia with modern comfort, all individually and elegantly decorated with antiques. - (Deluxe Room)
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This beautiful 15th century convent has been converted into a wonderful boutique hotel with its own waterfront terrace and landing stage overlooking the canal Den Dijver. Only a short walk from the world-famous market square with its typical Flemish buildings and its famous leaning belfry this is the social and geographical heart of Bruges. The magnificent rooms have been completely renovated and are furnished with exclusive fabrics antiques and objets dart. In winter a hearty breakfast champagne and plenty of fresh fruits are served by an open fire; in summertime it can be taken on the terrace alongside the canal. Imbibing the atmosphere of this romantic city on foot in a carriage or by canal is one of the essential pleasures of Bruges and it is a comforting thought that Hotel De Orangeries cosy fireside sofas in the panelled lounge are never far away.
