Hotel Gravensteen, Ghent, Bélgica

Hotel Gravensteen is situated in the heart of the Ghent city centre. Perfect for a weekend of relaxation in the city of lights! Original and impressing for your meetings (2 rooms with daylight) ! Facilities as parking, bars, fitness area, sauna and Wi-Fi will render your stay even more pleasant.

In the middle of the town centre, stands the 800 years old Castle of Counts, from which the Counts of Flanders ruled.

In the immediate surroundings of this famous icon, lies the Minotel Gravensteen, sheltered in a 19th century mansion which has been completely renovated in its original Second Empire style.

Hotel Gravensteen has 49 comfortable rooms which are equipped with own private bathroom, individual heating, TV, telephone, minibar, hair dryer and in some rooms air-conditioning.

Check in: from 15u00

Check out: before 11u00

Please note that there will be no parking reservations

Parking: € 10,00 per night

An extra allowance is charged for the wireless internet, ½ hour = € 3, 2 hours = € 8 and 24 hours = € 20.

Distance from airport: Brussels 70 km

Distance from railway station:

Ghent-St. Pieters 3.5 km

Route description:

Hotel Gravensteen is fluently reachable:

? You follow the direction Gent-Centrum;

? In Ghent itself you follow the yellow “P-route”;

? Afterwards you keep on following the boulevard until the end and turn right

(Zuidstationstraat);

? You reach now St-Annaplein;

? You take the 4th street to your right ( Keizer Karelstraat) and go straight on (via St-

Jacobsnieuwstraat and the Vlasmarkt) until you reach a roundabout (at St-Jacobs –

Beverhoutplein);

? You take the 4th street on your right side (Ottogracht), you go straight on (via the

Krommewal and Sluizeken);

? At the roundabout you turn left into the Grauwpoort, as follows you go straight on via the

Lange Steenstraat;

? At the cross point u turn left (Geldmunt) and then you take the 1ste street on your right

(St-Veerleplein and Rekelingestraat);

The 1ste street on your left side = Hotel Gravensteen in the Jan Breydelstraat 35.