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An 1869 Delacenserie-designed townhouse minutes from the Markt — twenty-two rooms, Michelin-listed Le Mystique, gym in the fourteenth-century cellar.

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€260.00 for 1 Night

Location
Niklaas Desparsstraat 11, 8000 Brugge, Belgium
Brussels Airport (BRU) ~90 minutes by train via Brussels; Ostend-Bruges (OST) ~30 minutes by car. Bruges Train Station is a five-minute taxi ride. The Markt, Burg and Belfort are minutes' walk; the historic centre is largely pedestrianised.
Bruges Train Station
3km
Oostende-Brugge International Airport
25km
Bruges City Theater
80m
Bruges Market Square
120m
Last Updated: 2026-05-18

Expert Review
Origins
The townhouse was designed in 1869 by Louis Delacenserie — the Belgian architect best known for Antwerp's Central Station, who built widely across Bruges during the city's nineteenth-century rebuild. The earliest written record of the site dates to 1390. The building passed from private aristocratic ownership to the Crédit Général Liégeois bank, which expanded it in 1922, before Johan and Isabelle Creytens bought it in 1992 and opened the hotel in August 1993. Johan still runs the property as general manager; Isabelle handles interiors and decoration.
Top Secret
The private sun terrace cut into the roof — for a pre- or post-dinner drink, with the thirteenth-century Belfort tower at eye level.

The Review
Hotel Heritage sits on Niklaas Desparsstraat, a short walk from the Markt and the Burg in the centre of UNESCO-listed Bruges. Twenty-two rooms and suites distributed across the 1869 neo-classical building, each individually decorated. High ceilings, period chandeliers, antique furnishings — the register is fin-de-siècle rather than medieval, which sets the property apart from the gothic mood most other Bruges hotels lean into.
Le Mystique, the dining room, runs at Michelin-listed level under chef Gregory Slembrouck. Flemish dishes worked through European technique, oak-panelled walls, candlelit evenings, an extensive European wine list. The bar is Le Magnum. Breakfast is served in the original 1869 room.
The hotel's signature is the layering of periods within one building. The fitness room occupies a fourteenth-century vaulted cellar; the spa, Le Moment by Sothys, sits separately within the property; the breakfast room is 1869; the upper-floor suites look directly onto the Belfort. The 40m² Junior Suites on the theatre and belfry side are the rooms to request.
The owners run the house personally. Twice-daily housekeeping, evening turndown, private horse-carriage pickup from the entrance, private boat tours of Bruges' canals are all arranged through reception.