Guestrooms’ interiors incorporate the building’s historic character & add plenty of eclectic-cool details.

With an enormous garden fronting the building, it's an oasis of calm in the heart of the bustling city.

Opened in the 1930s and restored to its original glory by Belgian nobility, with a history so impressive it’s got its own Wikipedia page.

Just a 5-min stroll from the main train station and a 25-min walk from must-visits like Grand Place.

The old-world building is just a façade; inside is nothing but arty, sleek industrial-chic.

Nestled in the Art Nouveau district and close to public transport for easy access to the city centre.

It’s all style in this part of town by Avenue Louise, where upscale shoppers mingle with busy businessppl.

Posh (but unstuffy) Louis XVI style in rooms is a step back in time (without slackin’ on modern musts like WiFi & plasma TVs).

Sweet location in the charming Flanders region – full of cultural exhibitions, flea markets and fab food.

Art-themed digs in the happenin’ Botanique ‘hood, next to the Botanique concert venue and fab gardens.

Inspired by the legend of the Ghentians who wouldn’t quit until the university (next door) started teaching in Dutch (a worthy cause).