Casa Sana - Stylish penthouse and holiday home in the centre of Bruges — Property 44162

Stylish penthouse and holiday home in the centre of Bruges

Guest accommodation with style and character, that’s what you’ll find at Casa Sana! The name Casa Sana refers to two holiday accommodation options: A stylish penthouse suite with a view of the Bruges skyline, Casa Gratituda. A spacious, uniquely decorated holiday home, Casa Da Vinci. You’ll feel at home immediately. Each option is discerningly furnished with quality materials and an eye for detail, yet the atmosphere is unpretentious and relaxed. You’ll find yourself staying in a healthy, ecologically-friendly environment, which is quiet despite the central location. A tranquil, salubrious, stylish environment and all at the right price. Your holiday in Bruges promises to be a very special one. Enjoy!

Details for Casa Gratituda in Bruges (Brugge), Belgium

Casa Gratituda is a stylish apartment for up to 2 x 2 (or 2 x 3) people. The south-facing roof terrace affords a great view of the Bruges skyline. What better spot to linger over breakfast in the mornings or to enjoy a glass of wine in the evenings! Between the two bedrooms is a beautiful, all-wood bathroom with corner bath, toilet and washbasin. There’s a kitchen alcove and attractive dining-table so you can eat in when it suits you. This makes Casa Gratituda a real home from home. Breakfast can be provided at the weekend in low and mid-season. Located in a quiet street, five minutes’ walk from the centre and close to the green belt that surrounds Bruges, Casa Gratituda makes a wonderful base for one or two couples, or for a family with up to four children. Treat yourself to a holiday in style!

Location Bruges Bruges (Brugge) < Flanders & Brussels < Belgium

Bruges Bruges (Brugge) < Flanders & Brussels < Belgium

 marks the location of this property in Bruges (Brugge)

Availability for Casa Gratituda in Bruges (Brugge), Belgium

Last updated on:

Wednesday, 20 August 2008

Changeover day:

flexible

Rental rates for Casa Gratituda in Bruges (Brugge), Belgium

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Notes to the rental rates

• Prices indicated are for 2 people! For 3 people: Low season 468 €, Mid-season 594 €, High season 720 € per week. For 4 people: Low season 558 €, Mid-season 684 €, High season 810 € per week. High season: bookings by the week (minimum) only (week = 7 nights). Included in the price: bedlinen and towels, gas, electricity, water, cleaning at the end of your stay and taxes.
  
• Weekend low season: 2 people: 216 €, 3 people: 261 €, 4 people: 306 €. All costs included. Weekend mid season: 2 people: 234 €, 3 people: 279 €, 4 people: 324 € (All in prices). From May to September inclusive: bookings for Casa Gratituda by the week only. Easter, Ascension, Whitsun, Christmas and New Year (20.12 - 05.01) are high season (booking by the week).
  
• Breakfast available during low and mid-season: + € 9 per person per day. Midweek special: 4 nights (Mo-Th) for the price of 3 (price of a weekend + extra night). Offer valid during low and mid-season.
  

Accommodation and Facilities for Casa Gratituda in Bruges (Brugge), Belgium

Sights

The historic city centre was added to the Unesco’s World Heritage List. The current city boundaries still coincide exactly with those of the medieval city centre, and the spaces and structures that were so typical of Bruges in the past have been preserved. This, however, does not mean that there is no room for modern architecture and modern work and living spaces. Take your time to walk through busy squares, refreshing parks and quiet, intimate cobbled streets, and do not forget to visit the modest almshouses as well as the imposing patrician’s homes!

Museums

Basilica of the Holy Blood: H.-Bloedbasiliek: Double chapel. On ground level : St. Basil's Chapel (1139-1149) in roman style. The first floor chapel, converted into gothic style in the 15th century, contains a.o. the famous Relic of the Holy Blood (worship : every Friday). Church services on Sundays: 8 a.m. & 11 a.m. * Choco-Story: A great experience! You are immersed in the ancient Mexican world of the Mayas and the Aztecs for whom chocolate was the drink of the gods and cocoa beans a means of payment. * The chocoholic gets to find out all about the production of chocolate truffles, chocolates, hollow figures and bars of chocolate. * Lace centre: Housed in the tastefully restored almshouses founded by the Adornes family. Lace demonstrations are frequently given, whereas in the museum-shop all materials for lace-making can be purchased.

Mills and Town gates

Ever since their completion in the 13th century and until the 19th century, Bruges’ outer ramparts were dotted with windmills. Nowadays, 4 windmills dominate the ‘Kruisvest’. The St Janshuismolen, which dates from 1770, is the only mill that has remained in its original position. Both windmills are still operational and are used to grind flour. Ezelpoort, Smedenpoort, Kruispoort, Gentpoort * (Blacksmiths’ Gate, Ghent Gate, Cross Gate, Donkey’s Gate) These old city gates were part of the medieval ramparts that were built around Bruges in the 13th- 14th centuries. These ramparts are now a green belt around the city centre inviting the visitor to take a stroll or go for a cycle ride. Casa Gratituda is situated only 100 m from the Blacksmith's Gate , with a nice view on the ramparts around Bruges.

Golf Information:

There are possibilities very near: in Damme, Knokke, or at the seaside.