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"1898 The Post is a beautifully restored 19th-century post office, perfectly located in the heart of Ghent’s historic old town. From the moment we arrived, Amy made us feel genuinely welcome, providing a warm introduction to the hotel, a helpful orientation to our room, and excellent recommendations to make the most of our short stay. Our room was elegant and comfortable, and while the bed was a little narrower than we would have preferred, we still enjoyed a good night’s sleep. What truly made...

"Great experience.Hotel staff is very friendly and caring. The room is comfortable. I found that free water , tea ,coffee in room is generous for hotel in europe."

"Endroit bien insonorisé même si on est proche de l'autoroute, je recommande endroit proche du tram et des bus, parking suffisamment grand et le petit déjeuner est très on et plutôt varié"

"Hands down the best breakfast bar in recent memory. Our room happened to be right above the nightclub, so some nights it was loud until midnight, other nights it wrapped up by 11pm. Also, the private balcony chairs and balcony overall is filthy dirty and the wifi speaker in the room didn't work. The location was a nice change of pace, not smack in the middle of the tourist centro, but close enough to a few small grocery stores for essentials. Did I mention that breakfast?"

"El aire acondicionado debe de esta mas frio ... el baño demasiado de pequeño"

"A quaint hotel in Ghent, walking distance to everything. The Irish pub connected to it is a real bonus as well. The staff are very accommodating and helpful. The breakfast was delicious and plentiful. Very comfortable bed, good shower, and our room had great A/C in the bedroom. Our room could have accommodated a family of 5, but was great for just the two of us as well."

"Habitación limpia, súper céntrico "

"Good hotel, staff quite blunt but helpful. Breakfast is expensive compared to what is on offer especially for vegetarians. Great location to the city centre but rooms need updating- it feels as though you're going back 20 to 30 years in time!"