The bathrooms were OK - apart from the fact that the showers had one of those 'push' taps that you have to keep pressing in order for the water to flow. When you took your hand off to do anything, the water stopped. Not great, but I guess it stops people from having long showers. I wouldn't have liked to have to contend with it in the winter, though!!

My major gripe was that my room (Number 2) was right above the bar. The bar stayed open till 4am on Friday and Saturday nights (the two nights I was there). I didn't get any sleep. (I heard other rooms farther away were fine in this respect...)

All in all, I'm glad I stayed here - it was very cheap (about 13 euros per night) and I met some really nice people here. Without them, my visit to Bruges would have been much less fun. But, after 2 nights of 2-3 hours of sleep because of the bar noise, I was very happy to get to Brussels and my nice, private, single, hotel room!

The walls were thin and we could hear our neighbours come home late and night and anything else they chose to do-if you get my drift.

Bathroom is located in the hallway and seemed to be clean. There was no kitchen but a restaurant with great food. You could get breakfast for a small fee.

We paid $47 Canadian for our private room here.

Their webpage is located here.

*Great location
*Excellent dinners
*Includes a bar (where even some locals take their beer!)
*Great place to meet other travelers
*Nearby laundromat

Dorm-style rooms from 380-1300BF (depending on number of beds). Breakfast available for extra (approximately 60F). Reception 8a-2a. Reservations recommended a few days in advance.

To get there from the train station, take bus #6. Tell the driver where you want to go. You'll be taken to the appropriate stop and given directions from there.