Hotel Olympia In Bruges

Clean room, great staff, perfect location.

Nice breakfast & helpfully stuff in reception.

Need to make a renovation the rooms.The colours & the furnitures are to old.

Good location with parking facilities, 15 minute walk to city center. Added extra, now has free wireless internet.

Our 3rd visit in the last 5/6 years, decore, particulary the bathroom could do with updating.

Perfect and quirky hotel, top-class staff, liked the incredible location really close to the city centre and all the hustle and bustle, the downtown area and the train station. I had queen room with a functional bathroom.

The breakfast was almost satisfying, except it starts at 8 am, utterly absurd for early risers. And I expected, at the very least, a working bathroom lock, but alas, it was broken.

Good hotel, very comfortable, excellent position just outside of old city, only 15 minute walk into centre

We had a comfortable stay with leger holidays.

The location was good and unbeatable, you can visit Parking by walking.

Quiet area nearby, Clean common areas, Proximity to free parking

Without air conditioning, the rooms can be unbearably hot during warmer months!!! If you're not careful, you'll end up knocking your head due to low ceiling heights in some rooms!!!

The staff all spoke english well plus a host of other european lanauges Nice freindly stay

It was a fantastic stay for 1 night.

Lovely Bruges vibes 🌷✨

Our room was super comfy and the area was just so lekker, quiet with birds chirping! Slightly far from town, but the walk was a nice breather. Staff were chommies, really helpful and friendly! Brekkie was a treat, heaps of tasty options!

friendly staff, clean, quiet, easy to get to the center of the city; free parking

This is the 3rd visit my wife and I have made to the Hotel Olympia on our way to Northern Germany and have used our stays to explore Brugge, since the hotel is within walking distance of the old town, has good parking facilities nearby. The staff are well informed about the what is on in the town and their advice about dining facilities is well worth taking. They were particularly useful when the Belgian queen visited the City (information not obvious to to outsiders).

The breakfast was a highlight, with freshly cooked eggs and an excellent selection of pastries that added a good touch to mornings. Also noteworthy was the comfortable bed with a solid night's sleep, ensuring that the room was a decent size for a mid-range hotel.

While the hotel is advertised as having parking available, the reality is that nearby public spaces can be a hassle to track down, requiring multiple laps around the area-definitely a buzzkill after a long drive. The absence of tea and coffee-making facilities felt cheap for a hotel charging around 125 euros per night, and a mini-fridge to keep snacks fresh would have been nice too. I found the room chilly upon arrival, with no apparent heating having been activated in advance, which isn't the best greeting after a day of exploring. And just to add to the list, without air conditioning, the hot summer days can really make things uncomfortable.

Disposition with parking.