Hotel Bryghia

Hotel Bryghia is part of the "Oosterlingenhuis", built between 1478 and 1481. | Oosterlingenhuis was designed by the architect Jan vanden Poele, but it was built by German Hanseatic craftsmen. In 1486, the Holy Roman Emperor, Frederick III, granted them a coat of arms representing a double-headed eagle that you can admire above the hotel's entrance. | This small hotel overlooking the canal is located on a small square, just a few hundred meters from the market system in Bruges. Romantics have always appreciated the character of the picturesque Bruges canals. The excellent, central location of our hotel is sure to make your visit memorable.