Guest House Nuit Blanche - Bruges

Historic 2-room guesthouse on the Gruuthuse Canal in Bruges

The Host & Unique Experience

Guest House Nuit Blanche is an intimate guesthouse with only two rooms, hosted by artist David de Graef. He provides personal insights into local culture and creates a multi-course breakfast with locally sourced ingredients each morning. The guesthouse's historic building dates back to medieval times and was part of the honeymoon of Belgium's royal couple Albert and Paola.

Rooms & Views

The two rooms, Lune de Miel and Pasionara, offer direct views of the Church of Our Lady and the medieval garden. Each room features original stained-glass roundels from the 15th century and a separate entrance hall with large closet. The Deluxe Double Room includes a projector screen for watching movies on DVDs about Bruges.

Breakfast & Dining

Breakfast is served in the host's art studio and consists of three courses that change daily according to the chef's mood. The presentation is artistic, and the food uses fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Guests with dietary restrictions, such as vegan, receive custom-prepared dishes that meet protein needs.

Location & Nearby Attractions

The guesthouse is situated on the Gruuthuse Canal next to the Bonifacius Bridge, the most photographed spot in Bruges. Within a 1000 ft walk, guests reach the Basilica of the Holy Blood and the Groeningemuseum. The central location allows easy walking to the Markt square, De Halve Maan Brewery, and several Michelin-starred restaurants.

Amenities & Services

Guests can rent bicycles to explore the city or join a walking tour arranged by the host. The medieval garden provides an outdoor space with views of the canal and passing boats. The property also offers a massage service, temporary art galleries, and tour or class about local culture.

• Exclusivity: Only two guest rooms available, book early
• Breakfast: Three-course gourmet breakfast served in artist's studio
• Location: On Gruuthuse Canal, 1000 ft from Basilica of the Holy Blood
• Host: Artist David de Graef provides local insights
• Views: Rooms overlooking Church of Our Lady and medieval garden
• Activities: Bicycle rental and walking tours offered