You will find 31 twin, double and triple guest rooms in this two-storey building. As for the decor, there is nothing really special about it. A little antiquated, it consists of red fitted carpeting, a bedspread, and simple, cheap wooden furniture. The same goes for the amenities, which consist of the strict minimum: an old-fashioned television set, telephone, a simple clothes rack and a safe that there is a charge to use (around £2 per day). Don't bother looking for a mini-bar or room service, as you won't find either! Ageing but clean, the bathroom is rather small. It includes a bathtub, a hair-dryer and little packets of shower gel. There is a choice between two views: the (quiet) street or the garden. It's not from here that you'll be able to admire the romantic canals in the Old Town!

Located in an old building, the decor in the Olympia is outdated. Covered in a thick raspberry-coloured carpet, the lobby isn't exactly somewhere you will want to spend a lot of time... And it's not the chairs, which are covered in material in the same colour, that are going to convince you to linger here either! It's useless to look for any leisure facilities, as all the Olympia has to offer is somewhere to sleep and have breakfast. Indeed, the common areas consist solely of a bar, a breakfast room on the first floor and an outdoor terrace, which you have to exit the hotel to reach. The Olympia may not be off-putting but it is far from charming... We strongly recommend it for those just looking for somewhere to sleep!

Like most of its competitors, the owners of the Olympia didn't think it was necessary to include a restaurant in the establishment, seeing as how there are so many choices in the city. Nevertheless, you will have to go into the city centre to find this vast selection of traditional little places since the Olympia is located in a mostly residential district. Available from 8:00am to 10:00am, the continental breakfast is a little light compared to the buffets put on in some of the other establishments in the city. However, you will find an assortment of cooked meats and cheeses, hard-boiled eggs, hot drinks, etc.

Contrary to most of the hotels in Bruges, the Olympia accepts animals in exchange for an extra £4 per day. The Wi-Fi here is free.