A+ bed and breakfast. Location couldn't be better. Right in the mix of things. Walking distance to everything. Our host was very friendly and very accommodating. Room was exceptionally clean and very warmly decorated. Breakfast was delicious. Anne even prepared us early breakfast, knowing we had to catch a train to Frankfurt. Wow. Thanks Anne. We stayed on the second floor, which is really the third floor with an amazing view. Our host recommended a few restaurants and locations to visit. I would definitely recommend Sint Niklaas and would return to Bruges. What a nice little town to relax.

I can barely put words to how wonderful our stay was with Anne at Sint Niklaas. Anne waited up for us until we arrived around 11PM, she merely suggested if we wanted to go out, we could. We dropped our bags in the lovely, spacious, well-decorated, fully functional room with a stunning view of the bell tower and then promptly found Staminee de Garre and had their famous house brew. Breakfast in the morning was lovely consisting of the standard bread, cheese, meets, nuts, cereal, & pastry buffet items and eggs cooked to order, fresh squeezed o.j., individual servings of fresh fruit, etc, etc. Anne made suggestions on what to do and see in our two day visit. As we talked with some other patrons about the beer we were excited to try, Anne's ears perked up. And then as we were heading out, she explained that she had 'the best beer in the world', the Westvleteren yellow vest, if we wanted to try it. It was the sole mission of our Brugge adventure and it was handed to us on our first morning. Let's just say the rest of the visit only got better. You must stay here, if there is room!

We've just had two nights at the Sint Niklaas B&B, and can wholeheartedly recommend it. The location couldn't be better, just a stone's throw from the main square, and we were well looked after by Anne.
We stayed in the rooftop room, which Anne described to us as 'cozy', but I thought it was very spacious! The bed (two large singles joined together) was huge, there was ample space for a table and two chairs, as well as a desk. The bathroom was lovely too - big, huge window looking over the rooftops (I dont think anyone could see in!) and a lovely deep bath plus good shower.
The breakfasts were delicious - freshly squeezed orange juice, lots of fresh rolls/pastries, an egg, little bowl of fresh fruit (we had mango one day and pineapple the next) plus yoghurts, cereal etc if you wanted. We ate so well we didnt feel like lunch either day. It was a lovely touch to be given a chocolate st nick on the day we left (St Nicholas's day) - I don't think there's anything wrong with eating chocolate for breakfast!

It would have been nice to have tea/coffee facilities in the room, but I dont think many European hotels/B&Bs provide these, and the Sint Nik is so close to lots of lovely restaurants/cafes/bars that it didn't really matter.

We went for a mini Break to Brugge on the 16th September and had an amazing weekend.
We stayed at Sint Niklaas which was in the perfect location, down a quiet street just off the main centre.
Anne was very friendly and welcoming. She was very helpful with suggesting places to eat and places to visit.
We hired bikes which was a great way to see the town, we cycled to the windmills on the east side of town which I highly recommend.
If your into Architecture/Chocolate and beer Brugge is the place to go and Saint Niklass is definitely the place to stay.
Thanks for a great stay
Jemma and Simon