Ganda Rooms & Suites

酒店的位置很好，距離根特的市中心和主要景點都在步行距離。特別值得推薦的是店主夫婦的家庭自製蛋糕，很美味。房間也很大，衞生間和床上用品都感覺比較整潔乾淨。

Starting off, the welcome was warm and lovely. Annik gave us a tour of our room and the shared spaces in the house. Our room was massive, tastefully decorated with the comfiest furniture. We were also pleasantly surprised by the extra attached sunroom where we loved hanging out during our visit. Annik also provided us with a guide book to Ghent and gave us helpful recommendations to enjoy our visit to the city to the fullest. The bed is very very comfortable, I slept like a baby. The bathroom was well stocked, the rooms were cleaned regularly, there was no disturbance during any time of our stay and we felt safe throughout our visit. Now let’s talk about the breakfast that’s provided because I have a lot to say about it. It costs 20€ per person and you should let Annik know beforehand that you will be getting the breakfast. I would recommend not to miss the breakfast, it’s not the usual hotel breakfast that you might expect. You will have a large spread available and many options of homemade sweet and savoury foods made with hight quality ingredients. I devoured the cake, it was that delicious! There’s also a terrace with nice views if you want to have some drinks after dinner. Finally, I would like to thank Annik and Kristof for their wonderful hospitality, we definitely will be returning to their establishment.

Ganda was amazing Anika & Kristoph were fabulous hosts. Many great tips. De rave restaurant was a special treat. We were on 3rd floor right off outdoor balcony the room was huge as was bathroom. All amenities from bed to shower was top notch. We’ll definitely return. As for those wondering if gent vs Brugge is best for home base we vote gent. Buy the city pass definitely worth it for hop on hop off boat/tram/bus and museums. We did Brugge and Brussels as separate day trips and gent is the place to be. Ganda rooms is walkable to everywhere and the breakfasts with homemade yoghurt and croissants are delish! Skip the Starbucks and head to mokabon