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Qb-€135-150, €10 off for viewless rooms, extra bed-€20, 10 percent
Rick Steves discount if you ask when you reserve and show this
book at check-in, includes breakfast, Internet access and Wi-Fi,
Langestraat 1, tel. [phone], fax [phone], www.hotel
terreien.be, [e-mail], owners Diederik and Stephanie
Pille-Maes).
$$ Walwyck Cool Down Hotel —a bit of modern comfort,
chic design, and English verbiage in a medieval shell—is a new,
nicely located hotel with 18 spacious rooms (Db-€90, includes
breakfast, Wi-Fi, Leeuwstraat 8, tel. [phone], www.walwyck
.com, [e-mail]).
$ Hotel Cordoeanier, a charming family-run hotel, rents
22 bright, simple, well-worn rooms on a quiet street two blocks
off Market Square. It's the best cheap hotel in town (Sb-
€65-75, Db-€70-85, twin Db-€80-95, Tb-€90-105, Qb-€110,
Quint/b-€130, these cash-only prices valid with this topic,
Cordoeanierstraat 16-18, tel. [phone], fax [phone], www
.cordoeanier.be, [e-mail], run by Kris, Veerle, and
family).
$ Hotel Cavalier, with more stairs than character, rents eight
decent rooms and serves a hearty buffet breakfast in a once-royal
setting (Sb-€55, Db-€65, Tb-€78, Qb-€90, two lofty “backpackers'
doubles” on fourth floor-€42 or €47, includes breakfast, Kuipers-
straat 25, tel. [phone], fax [phone], www.hotelcavalier.be,
[e-mail], run by friendly Viviane De Clerck).
$ Hotel de Pauw is tall, skinny, and family-run, with eight
straightforward rooms on a quiet street next to a church (Sb-
€65, Db-€70-80, free and easy street parking, Sint Gilliskerkhof
8, tel. [phone], fax [phone], www.hoteldepauw.be, info
@hoteldepauw.be, Philippe and Hilde).
$ Hotel Nicolas feels like an old-time boarding house that
missed Bruges' affluence bandwagon. Its 14 big, plain rooms are a
good value, and the location is ideal—on a quiet street a block off
Market Square (Sb-€50, Db-€60-62, Tb-€73, includes breakfast,
Niklaas Desparsstraat 9, tel. [phone], fax [phone], www
.hotelnicolas.be, [e-mail], Yi-Ling and Thomas).
$ Hotel Imperial is an old-school hotel with seven old-school
rooms. It's simple and well-run in a charming building on a handy,
quiet street. The fact that Paul Bernolet and Hilde don't use email
its its character (Db-€65-80, includes breakfast, Dweersstraat 24,
tel. [phone], fax [phone]).
$ Hotel Notre Dame is a humble and blocky little budget
option, renting 12 decent rooms in the busy thick of things (Db-
€70-75, includes breakfast, Mariastraat 3, tel. [phone], fax
050-337-608, www.hotelnotredame.be, [e-mail]).