Voldersstraat 58

"Kom thuis in dit weldadige herenhuis, waar modern design is ingebed in een elegant Lodewijk XIV-interieur. Of je op reis bent of een stedentrip maakt, privé of zakelijk, hier geniet je van de rust of van het vertier in het op steenworp afstand historische centrum van Gent."

Offbeat hotel set within a converted river boat offering cozy rooms, plus an on-deck terrace. This quirky hotel, set on a converted river boat in Portus Ganda Marina, lies an 8-minute walk from the nearest tram stop, a 10-minute walk from St Bavo's Cathedral and a 15-minute walk from the Vooruit concert and exhibition space. Offering TVs, the cozy, individually decorated rooms also have Wi-Fi, minifridges and fans. Upgraded rooms are on the upper deck. There's a terrace on the deck. Continental breakfast is served in an unfussy dining room

Relaxed lodging in a 19th-century building, featuring canal views & a seasonal outdoor pool.

Nestled on the banks of the Leie, this chic hotel features comfy rooms, a delicious breakfast, and top-notch staff—all just steps from Ghent’s historic charm.

Chic and historically charming, this riverside hotel in Ghent features stunning rooms, a cozy bar with skyline views, and impeccable service for a delightful stay.

Dorms & caravan rooms in a 19th-century brickyard-turned-hostel with a casual bar with a terrace. Set in a 19th-century building that once served as an industrial brickyard, this quirky hostel with indoor caravans is a 23-minute walk from Ghent's historic Korenmarkt town square, a 22-minute walk from the 10th-century Gravensteen castle and a 4-minute walk from a tram stop. Bare-bones dorms have bunk beds, lockers and shared bathrooms. Camper trailers and vans serve as rooms, each offering an exterior sitting area with whimsical, themed decor (jungle, beach, retro). An informal bar has terrace seating, and there's also a communal kitchen. Breakfast, Wi-Fi and indoor campsites are available.

Nestled in a restored 18th-century building, this chic downtown hotel boasts stylish rooms, delightful dining options, and a lush garden—all steps from Ghent’s historic heart.

"Amadeus is a beloved Belgian restaurant chain with a rich history dating back to the 1980s. Known for its iconic "all-you-can-eat" ribs and three-layered Irish Coffee, Amadeus has become a favourite among both locals and tourists. We are well-equipped to accommodate groups of up to 150 people, making us a perfect choice for events, celebrations, or corporate gatherings, with personalized menus tailored to your budget and preferences to ensure every occasion is special. Although we typically open in the evening, we are happy to open at noon for group reservations upon request."

"Brew Better Coffee At Home You’re an espresso lover? Or the filter brew type? Either way, we’ve got your back. We’ll get you the beans and the gear, to help you brew better coffee. We are happy to advise you! You can also grab a coffee to go. Roastery Dok Noord 4E 001, 9000 Gent"

Low-key quarters in a charming 16th-century townhouse with a courtyard garden, plus free breakfast. This charming hotel in a 16th-century townhouse with leaded windows and a gabled roof is a 7-minute walk from the 14th-century Belfry of Ghent, a 9-minute walk from St. Bavo's Cathedral and an 8-minute walk from 10th-century castle Gravensteen. It's a 6-minute walk from a tram stop. Unpretentious rooms feature TVs, minibars, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Some feature antique furnishings and/or brick-built fireplaces. Suites add sitting areas. A breakfast buffet is served in a genteel dining room. There's also a courtyard garden with ornamental hedges. Pets are welcome.