Excellent address in the centre of town. Easy access to public transport, Market Square and hundreds of shops and restaurants.

Traditional in the best sense of the word – an homage to an elegant era when it was the home of Baron de Peellaert.

That time you stayed in a 17th century mansion, once home to minor nobility and later housed visiting dignitaries (like, say, the Austrian Emperor).

Renovated 17th-century palace seamlessly blends elegant style & modern comforts.

Need free WiFi? You got it.

Ancient medieval building reno’d to perfection – mins from the main station.

Arriving via train? It’s just a 7-min luggage-tug from there. (You got this.)

Feeling creative? Rooms are unique and colorful.

Delightfully cosy guesthouse with just 6 unique rooms. Keep your camera handy – Instagram opps await.

Bright, spacious rooms keep it simple with minimal frills but essential comforts.

4 fabulously reno’d suites in a 19th-century building, each with a kitchenette for coffee making (omelette flipping if you’re feeling ambitious).

The Loop has an extensive menu of killer Belgium brews. (It’s five o’clock somewhere, right?)

Lace up your ‘See-it-all’ shoes and start walking. St. Bavo’s Cathedral, Belfry of Ghent and Gravensteen are all within strolling distance.

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

3-story charmer perched on a corner downtown, an easy 8-min jaunt from the Old Fish Market (PS: the market’s old, not the fish).