Bruges hotels and parking

[derektrimblitz]

Hi all

We will be staying in Bruges on our way to the Spa Classic in May. We are travelling in an old Buick which is 18ft long....

Any hotel tips that have big parking slots or nearby secure parking for big cars. The problem is that even he underground parking may not be big enough for the Roadmaster Beast.

thanks

[sidekickdmr]

I normally stay in the Novotel, and then directly underneeth there is a underground carpark that I seem to recall is quite spacious, no tight corners that I can recall.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.2022037,3.226513...

http://prod.interparking.be/en/find-parking/Kateli...

[derektrimblitz]

Thanks for that Sidekick.

I'd seen that car park and wondered. This kind of confirms it.

Cheers

[fatboy b]

We've used t his place. Slightly out of town, so quieter, and private parking.

http://www.maisonbousson.be/en/




The owner might even let you park in their secure side if you're worried, but it's a good neighbourhood.

Edited by fatboy b on Thursday 20th April 10:16

[Targarama]

We stayed here:
Hotel Adornes
St- Annarei 26, Historisch Centrum Brugge

A few weeks ago. Very nice hotel with a secure underground carpark 100M away (hotel reserved spaces). Access was OK too.

[derektrimblitz]

Thanks all

[lord summerisle]

There is a large car park at the train station, from which you can get a free bus ride into Bruges by showing your car park ticket to the driver (otherwise its a 10min walk into the town)

[Slushbox]

lord summerisle said:

There is a large car park at the train station, from which you can get a free bus ride into Bruges by showing your car park ticket to the driver (otherwise its a 10min walk into the town)

Used this a couple of times. Entrance is immediately past the train station plaza. The top deck isn't much used by the locals and was mostly empty in June last year. €15 for 24 hours, (2016) pay on exit. There's an Ibis Brugge Centrum directly opposite with views of the car park from the front and elevator access from the car park. There's a Carrefours in the Plaza plus cafes on the upper deck.

Ten minute walk into centre passes a couple of nice resto's mostly used by the locals. Large park opposite.

[MarshPhantom]

How badly do you want it to be secure parking?

If not, my top tip would by the river (have done more than a few nights in our campervan), free parking, never that busy. Street called Langerei is where we normally head for, nice and central.


Hotels - Hans Memling is rather nice.

[H_K]

Slushbox said:

lord summerisle said:

There is a large car park at the train station, from which you can get a free bus ride into Bruges by showing your car park ticket to the driver (otherwise its a 10min walk into the town)

Used this a couple of times. Entrance is immediately past the train station plaza. The top deck isn't much used by the locals and was mostly empty in June last year. €15 for 24 hours, (2016) pay on exit. There's an Ibis Brugge Centrum directly opposite with views of the car park from the front and elevator access from the car park. There's a Carrefours in the Plaza plus cafes on the upper deck.

Ten minute walk into centre passes a couple of nice resto's mostly used by the locals. Large park opposite.

It's even less then that. €3.50 per day when we were there a couple of months ago.

Lots of space on the top deck. Whilst its not secure per se, we stayed in the adjacent Ibis and didn't notice anything untoward in the car park whilst going back and forth from the hotel. Very easy walk into the town centre from there too.

Hotel is pretty basic, but both hotel and car park and far better value compared to the town centre.

[p1stonhead]

Kempinski Dukes Palace has a big underground car park with large entrance. Should be fine.

Lovely lovely hotel too.

[so called]

I can only recommend not to stay at the Crowne Paza. Nice hotel and we normally stay there but the underground car park is tight.
A little bit of a struggle with my much smaller TVR.

[morgs_]

Bloody hell, I was worried about space for parking my car

We're staying in the Ibis and the plan is to use the public car park across the way, which I'm told has a reasonable amount of manoeuvring space and is usually fairly quiet this time of year.