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    Hotel Flats Leopold

    Posted by Sissi 18 June 2008

    This little Bruges hostel was a real bargain – friendly, clean and better decorated than many more expensive places I’ve stayed in around the world.
    The included breakfast is pretty extensive – more than the usual cornflakes – but most importantly I think it is has the best location in Bruges. Just off T’Zand (one of the main squares), it’s a short distance from everything you could want to see or do in the city.

    www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/belgium/bruges/3925/
    Hoogste van Brugge 2, Bruges

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    International Youth Hotel

    Posted by Nick Fletcher 27 September 2007

    If you are on a low budget then you want somewhere cheap and clean to stay that is in the centre of things.

    Look no further than the International Youth Hotel (not Hostel) in Langer Straat. You've got all the familiarity of being close by the city centre and a room-style reminiscent of the French motorway hotels like Formule 1 and Campanile.

    It has shared ownership with the next-door dormitory-based Youth Hostel, so do not book the wrong one. Two years ago, the cost per head for a group of 20 of us was £12 per night, including meagre and just adequate breakfast, but no more than two rolls each please. Nice to find a place where average age was less than 30.

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