La Maison Zenasni

Property is old and very quaint. Floors are very rough and uneven, which was fine for us it could be an issue for some. Well located. Generally quiet neighborhood, which meant when someone was loud outside you really heard it. It was hot when we visited and the beds have only heavy comforters on them, which made sleeping hard. As with most places in Europe there were no screens on the windows and we got eaten alive by mosquitos. A fan in each of the bedrooms and the living room would have been nice. Our apartment had a kitchen but it’s not well stocked - not even coffee for the coffee pot. The bathroom was off the kitchen, a separate toilet and then sink and shower - both spaces were quite small. There were only 2 hand towels for 4 people and the shower didn’t function well - the hand held shower head kept falling off. There was a decent binder for the town and the breakfast was Contintenal but had choices. We also didn’t hear other guest except when they walked right by our door.

The white room is huge, so much space for a family. Excellent location, really could not be in a better location. Would definitely stay again.

Charming and nice breakfast. Hosts hard to reach and don’t mind climbing stairs

Our stay in Bruges was everything we had hoped. Taking Rick Steves’s advice, we booked two nights, giving us a full day to explore the city. La Maison Zenasni was conveniently located, yet on a quiet street. The bonus was being near the Belgian Pigeon House, one of the best restaurants we have ever enjoyed in Europe.

Nice historic building close to the Markt, but located in a quiet cental area. My family took the 2 bedroom suite which was large. They also offer a continental breakfast with bread, cheeses, jams, coffee, tea, etc. Great place!

The location was great. Check in was odd., beacause no one is there and you just follow email instructions. We had a difficult time locating the B&B, besuse there is no sign on the front and the picture on the website is of the back court yard you never see.

Small b&b handy for the centre of brugges. We were in the blue room. Shower in there a little awkward as over the bath and tended to leak through shower curtain. Bed comfy. Breakfast was a good sweet spread.

Great location just off the bustling centre and walking distance from most of the major tourists attractions. We stayed in the White suite BIS as it’s known, large open living area / kitchen and 2 separate bedrooms including a large bathroom...great for the the kids. At €200 a night it’s about right, we were there during the April school holidays from a Fri-Sun but don’t expect high end finishes in the property as it’s “rustic” with squeaky wooden floors; no double glazing (which means you can hear people talking / singing in the street like we did at 2am on Sat night!) and the bathroom needs updating. It’s well equipped but lacks small things like good quality towels; a large bin in the kitchen; curtains in the bathroom etc. The breakfast is adequate (continental style) and included in your stay. Overall a nice place to stay for a short weekend and despite the niggles we would consider staying there again in future.

Convenient for the centre but on a quiet street. Lovely old building, full of character. We had the white suite which was perfect.

La Maison was cute and cosy. Very Clean and served a lovely little Belgium breakfast!