Settle into this historic studio, housed in a distinguished building that merges classic architecture with modern convenience. Upon entering, you’ll notice the authentic details complemented by the practical features. A comfortable queen-size bed awaits in the main room, outfitted with quality pillows and soft linens to ensure a good night’s rest. The kitchenette is equipped with a toaster, kettle, and basic tableware—ideal for preparing quick breakfasts or light meals. In the bathroom, a soothing rain shower, fresh towels, and quality shampoo help you start your day on a refreshing note, while the hairdryer adds an extra touch of convenience. For a breath of fresh air, step onto the small terrace, where you can enjoy a quiet moment with a cup of tea or simply take in the surroundings. Outside, you’ll find yourself in a vibrant neighborhood just a 10-minute stroll from Ghent’s main attractions. Explore the nearby shops, cafes, and restaurants that give this area its lively character, or take a leisurely walk to discover local landmarks. Whether you’re here for business or pleasure, this welcoming studio offers the perfect balance between the energy of city life and the warm spirit of a close-knit community.

With so many historical, educational, and outdoor attractions, you will never be bored in this medieval city! *History & Culture* Make sure to reserve at least a few days to visit and learn more about Gent’s deep history and cultural landmarks! We recommend visiting top-rated Gravensteen attraction – a 10th century majestic castle built in a moat offering a stunning backdrop of the city. Why not also visit the historic city centre and admire the fascinating Gothic and Romanesque architecture? Saint Bavo’s Cathedral and Saint Nicholas’ Church are prominent examples of this architectural style, along with an intricately detailed interior. For art enthusiasts, the Museum voor Schone Kunsten (Museum of Fine Arts) is a must-see, containing thousands of exhibitions and preserved pieces of art from the late Middle Ages all the way up to the first half of the 20th century. Other notable mentions include the Museum of Contemporary Art, Korenlei, and Kasteel van Ooidonk. *Nature* You will be spoiled for choice when it comes to all the natural attractions that Gent has to offer! On the outskirts of Gent lies the Bourgoyen-Ossemeersen Nature Preserve – covering 230 hectares of marshland, wetlands, farmlands, meadows, and canals as well as many species of birds. If you want to see more diverse plant life and biodiversity, head on over to the Ghent University Botanical Gardens. Here you will have the chance to discover over 10,000 plant species from all around the world! Need a break from the city? No problem – take a stroll down one of the many beautiful city parks, with Citadel Park, Muinkpark, and Koning Albert I Park being a stone’s throw away.