Salvators

Stayed for 3 nights Cleaners turned heating off every day Rooms are NOT sound proof Family of of 4 ,the beds are not comfortable,especially the kids beds as every little movement they would squeek,so ended up the kids taking the mattresses off the pull out beds and sleeping directly on the floor,if you want a well placed hotel then yes ,but if you want to have a good night sleep after a long day then don’t stay here

We stayed for 2 nights with our 8 month old baby in the triple deluxe room (Fort Lapin). We drove from U.K. to Bruges 21/12/23. Part of the attraction of this hotel was the parking however when it came to looking into this, it wasn’t that straight forward so I researched other options. Sadly when we got close to the centre, a lot of the roads were closed due to a festival which meant we couldn’t easily park. Eventually we got to the station car park which was only a 10 minute walk, with a travel cot, baby, buggy and baggage this wasn’t ideal, but doable. The room was on the first floor (no lift), the lad at the desk upon check in was nice and offered to help us to our room. The room was spacious but I felt it did smell a little Smokey. There was obvious wear and tear within the room, the bottom of the curtains were stained, 2 out of 7 spot lights worked in the bathroom, couldn’t turn on bedroom lights before going up despite the switch at the bottom of the stairs. No kettle, just a coffee machine which poured dirty water when I just wanted some boiling to make some baby formula, we boiled on the hob in the end. Only 2 coffee bags, 0.5€ for extra. At the time of booking we didn’t take into consideration that we would ideally require a separate room for our baby. Our room had a mezzanine floor which we just about fit the travel cot on at end of our bed and we managed to make use of the kitchen/living space whilst our baby slept above us, just no TV.

The property was charming and very central. The family room we stayed in was large and easily fit the double bed plus two singles (although it would have had trouble fitting another). There was WiFi, a tv, a coffee machine and lovely rain shower and bath in the bathroom. The windows looked out onto the back of the cathedral next door. A few times, we nipped up to the Carrefour which was just a minute away. The staff were not always around but contactable via phone and would come over straight away when needed.

Cosy and small hotel, we had a family room with a big bathtub and view if the city. Nice breakfast.