Label accord to Danielle Neijs
17-02-2011

Kasteel ten Berghe
Mr Luc-Paulus Hindryckx
311 Dudzeelsesteenweg
8000 Brugge (Bruges)
Province of West Flanders
Belgium
Tel:32(0)50/67 96 97
Fax:32(0)50/67 00 47
www.kasteeltenberghe.be

Open

All year

Prior deposit of 50% or credit card number required

Bancontact , Visa, Mastercard

D, F, E, G

No smoking

No pets

1 rm accessible by wheelchair users

Capacity:16

Rooms

8 large rooms with 1 double bed or 2 single bed +es-bathroom or es-shower room (bath or shower, washbasin, WC) +TV: €140/2p.

Extra folding single bed: €40. €20-40/room extra for 1-night stay at weekends. 10% reduction for stays of 3 nights or more

Lge, dr, bar, chapel

Neighbourhood

castle grounds

2km to Bruges, Damme, Belgian seaside
165

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Brugge (Bruges) · Kasteel ten Berghe · Mr Luc-Paulus Hindryckx

Bed and breakfast

Luc Hindryckx is mad about castles, and has rented and converted ten Berghe Castle into top-of-the-range guest accomodation. The castle was rebuilt in the Gothic Revival style in the nineteenth century and is surrounded by a lake and a beautiful park with a long tree-lined drive. You cross a pretty bridge to enter the house, which retains its Gothic Revival interior, furniture, ornaments and paintings. The eight spacious, beautiful guest rooms are on the first floor and are decorated in the same style, as are the comfortable en-suite bathrooms. The three rooms are named after castles that belonged to the van Caloen family: Spontin, Waasmunster and Moregem. A generous buffet breakfast is served in the sumptuous dining room with its impressive fireplace and small polychromatic side chapel. A top-notch place for fans of castle life, a stone's throw from the marvels of Bruges.

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