Hotels near Koning Albertpark in Ghent

Absolutely Incredible I just can't deny I suppose to stay just 1 day, but the receptionist from Tunisia is SO KIND , INCREDIBLE HUMAN, she talk to me saying MY NAME I have been in MORE THAN 28 countries a lot of 5 stars hotels , NEVER EVER anyone calling MY NAME !!! She make me feel so important for that reason I paid 3 more days ! by the way LOCATION IS Amazing police station next door so VERY SAFETY hotel , very clean, BIG ROOMS much better than expected!!!

The location of the hotel is excellent, very close to the main attractions, there are many tram stations nearby, and the commercial online stores are quite complete. The only dissatisfaction is: I booked a double room, and the result was a big bed. This was a bit embarrassing. In addition, the hotel actually had to charge an additional fee for luggage storage (there is a special luggage room). This is completely different from the domestic one. Breakfast is relatively simple, after eating once, I changed it to eat in the surrounding small shops.

Great hotel in a great location, the best way to travel in Belgium is by train, this hotel is a 300 meter walk from the main train station, the road down to the centre of town is lined with nice restaurants and cafes and a very pleasant walk, alternatively there is a Tram right outside the door. We had a small problem with one of our friends and the hotel went out of their way to help us out, they also have a great breakfast room on the 6th floor with views out over the city. The Hotel staff are also very good, making sure you have what you need in your room.

Had a standard room for 1 night in the modern Marriott hotel in Ghent. Nicely decorated lobby, futuristic-looking hall where the sleeping quarters are located in a timeless, sleek and modern style, as well as the bedroom and bathroom. Mini market for a late snack in the lobby, nice addition as the location is not near a shopping street. All rooms were clean and fresh. Lovely bed (firm, slightly too soft mattress, good suspension), bedroom was warm, slightly too warm during the night (down duvet), counter top with built-in fridge, coffee maker, bar available. Darkened windows, tilting window present, excellent sound insulation. A suitable and affordable room for a short and longer stay. Minuses: Missed in the bathroom storage space at a higher position than under the sink (for placing a toiletry bag (2 people), kids / hooks to hang your clothes. Space on the side of the window a bit too narrow (walk sideways) . Staff: were friendly and attentive. Improving the communication of the female employee on arrival (check-in) and on departure a male employee may direct the communication (explanation, payment of deposit) to the person who reserved and paid for the room (woman) and not to the male guest, who stood at a distance from the counter. Impersonal and not customer friendly. Location (near highway, stadium) is reasonably accessible by car to the center of Ghent, +/- 16 minutes. Parking: plenty of parking. Too bad that it is paid (€19 for one night) in a closed parking in a rural area. I found it useful to use a code to drive in and out, which can be obtained at the desk at check-in.

The location is fantastic, right on the water and you can walk out the door to explore Ghent. The hotel itself is fine, not the most modern/ nicest Marriott I have ever stayed at and certainly not the worst. Parts definitely seem dated. There is a parking garage under the hotel- and you can park there for a nightly fee. The service was not good. When I checked in there was absolutely no recognition of my Ambassador Elite status and no benefits of that status were explained to me. I asked about a suite upgrade, and the girl that was checking me in was fine but another girl (long straight dark brown hair) yelled over from the other side of the counter in a very rude way saying she took care of it already (cutting off the other associate). Our room was not a suite- so she didn't take care of it. Then I asked about a late check out and she yelled over again saying she put it in the system. When I asked if our keys would continue to work she looked at me like I was an ***** and said she took care of it. Which she didn't- we had to get our cards re-keyed the next morning, and they had no note in the system that we previously asked for a late checkout. It felt completely unprofessional- if the other associate wanted to answer my questions or manage my check in process, she could have easily done it by walking over and having a professional and pleasant conversation with me not by yelling over and cutting off the person who was helping me. It felt like she was annoyed that I was asking about the perks that come with the my Marriott status, not welcoming of a new guest to the hotel. Neither the girl who claimed to have taken care of everything, or the girl checking us in explained anything about perks, and I felt so frustrated (about the rude interaction) when they handed me my keys that I didn't even ask. I walked up to the desk after and explained the situation to a male associate standing there who could not have been more kind, apologetic and welcoming. There is no lounge, so he gave us two drink coupons, and said a buffet breakfast at the restaurant was included instead. They also mentioned that the mini fridge was included, but it only had like 3 small bottles total in it (one water, one soda and one beer) so it was not a very big perk. Overall, Ghent was beautiful and the hotel is in a great location. I would stay here again with a very low bar set for service from the front desk.

Located in Ghent, Ganda Rooms & Suites is in the historical district, within a 5-minute walk of St. James' Church and Achtersikkel. This hotel is 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Court of Ryhove and 0.4 mi (0.7 km) from Graffiti Street.Take in the views from a rooftop terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services. Additional amenities at this hotel include an arcade/game room and a communal living room.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include multilingual staff, luggage storage, and a library.Stay in one of 8 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your memory foam bed comes with premium bedding. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and hair dryers.

Apartment we booked reminded me of my staying in Japan… Everything has a place and everything in its place. What’s required for 4 persons to sleep and bath are just machined to fit in and anything extra is available on payment… all are neat and clean. But, what stands out in this hotel is the hospitality of the staff… Almost all Staff are trained and tuned to address the customers in a professional way. Here I found a little extra. Attitude, service with smile. Never get irritated even for the silly queries or so. To name a few, Tessa, Innike, Xxxx, Yyyy were all so responsive and supportive to ensure you’re comfortable. So are the kitchen staff- Thai Lady, Philippines Chef and everyone. They not only serve but ensure that those who are still around at closing time, pick up their wants and Shut down. At the bar counter, forget the name, I asked for coffee and she came middle of her lunch and gave Any place or organization gets its name and pride by the staff on the ground and here they are. Keep it up Team. Some areas that could be improved upon. 1. Trash can be kept outside the rooms and house keeping staff can pick it up instead of guests bringing it down as If they litter all the way, it’d be a big mess. 2. For coffee/ tea making, since no house keeping comes around, there has to be a system where guests can pick up Tea, Coffee, Sugar and milk as required with a sense of ownership 3. Breakfast menu and dinner menu could be subtly changed to set the surprise expectations. 4. In the apartment, instructions to operate the Induction stove could help guests to be self starters. 5. Travel help- There could be stickers or posters showing your current location, how to get to important attractions / Places, Bus / train timings etc., Thank you team. Look forward to coming back.

The hotel is in a historic building and centrally located in Ghent. It is walkable to all major sightseeing destinations. Our room has a beautiful view of St Nicholas Church, and the square in front. The room was quite stylishly decorated with high ceiling but the. Shower and wash basin are on the upper level. Maybe inconvenient for some people. At least the toilet is on the same level as the entrance. My room was a bit small, only suitable to have two cabin size luggage opened at the same time. Overall it is a lovely hotel and really added to our two days stay in Ghent.

The hotel is very close to Ghent St. Peter’s station, which can be reached by walking about four to five hundred meters. This side is about two kilometers away from the Saint-Michel Bridge, the castle, and the cathedral. You can take a small train ticket or walk directly. The proprietress of the hotel is very enthusiastic. When we check in, she will give us a map and guide book to tell us what is interesting. There is also a handsome guy at the front desk who is very nice~ This hotel has an elevator. Although the elevator is not big, it can accommodate two people and two large suitcases, which is very convenient. The hotel has a total of six floors. We live on the fifth floor. The windows of the room are very wide. You can see the roofs of some houses in Ghent, which is also a flavor. The room is more spacious than the average room in Europe, but the lighting is a bit dim, and there are fewer charging sockets. You need to be smart (because the built-in adapter can only transfer two sockets, and the wiring board that comes with it is three. Yes, so it's embarrassing...) In many places in Europe, bathrooms are very small, and this is no exception, but the bathroom is quite clean, and that's it when I am used to living. The hotel rooms have free mineral water and soda water, as well as tea and chocolate. It is very thoughtful. Unlike some hotels in Belgium, they don’t even have mineral water... The only dissatisfaction is that there are no toothbrushes and slippers, and the toilet tank in the bathroom of the room we live in has been leaking, which is a bit noisy. Another thing I want to complain about is, do Belgians like soft beds? The several hotels I stayed in this trip were all too soft bedding... For people like me who are used to sleeping with a little harder bedding and a poor waist, it is really not friendly. 110 Euro is still a bit expensive, but it is close to the station, the location is good, the hotel room is quite big, it can still be recommended.

The hotel offers spacious rooms with minimalistic design, superb services and friendly staff. The hotel is usually busy, so popular. We indulged in the foods and drinks offered by the nice restaurant and enjoyed a spacious room with all tailored amenities. Any issue can be addressed with their responsive staff!