Lucca

Recent Reviews: 302

• User:SSBN740

  Trip type: Family

  Hidden gem

  17 May 2026

  This hotel is very reasonable for the area. It is very clean and well maintained. The staff we encountered were helpful and friendly and the hotel is within easy walking distance of everything in Bruges that was on our to do list. If I had to say one negative thing about the property it would be there is no elevator however, the staff carried our bags up to the room. I would definitely stay here again.

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• User:karlj2019

  Trip type: Family

  Great hotel, well located

  06 Jul 2025

  Great hotel and well located. We stayed in a family room for four and the room was very clean and spacious. The staff were polite and went out of their way to make our stay great. Do not miss the breakfast, it is great. I highly recommend this hotel.

• User:Chris W

  Trip type: Solo travel

  I made the right choice of hotel!

  27 Jun 2025

  Very comfortable and clean. Staff were excellent. It's a 3 minute walk to the Grand-Place but in a very quiet area. I would not hesitate to recommend.

• User:Michael S

  Trip type: Family

  Lovely Hotel

  15 Nov 2024

  Lovely Hotel close to centre,great Owner and StaffWithin easy reach of all the attractions myself and my daughter really enjoyed our stay here.Breakfast was great with fruit and continental meats and cheeses.The Room was clean spacious and quiet 😃

• User:hasu424

  Trip type: Couples

  Delightful Stay, Excellent Location

  26 Oct 2024

  We booked this bed & breakfast on the strength of a recommendation from a friend, and we had a delightful stay. We enjoyed chatting with Hans, the Innkeeper, when we checked in. Given my experience with European hotel rooms, I was delighted with the size of ours, which included a mini-fridge, tea kettle and a sitting area with 2 comfortable chairs, a small table, and a TV. Bathroom was big and modern. Plenty of power outlets in the room and bathroom. Breakfast is included and was served in an impressive brick room that Hans said dated to the 14th century. In addition to the standard breakfast of cheeses, meats, and breads, there were soft-boiled eggs, fresh fruit, cereals, milk and juice, hot tea/coffee, and a variety of dried fruits and nuts. Location was excellent - easy walk to everything, including the train station. Around the corner from what looked like a beer cellar, less than 5 minutes from the Belfort and square, yet in a quiet area. Highly recommended.

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