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AKKERHAGE 2
Gent, 9000
Nightly Rates: ( 147.51 - 147.51 )
3 Star

Property Description

Find your gateway to Flanders with convenient transport connections close to the Holiday Inn Express Gent hotel. Just a couple of minutes from the convenient E17 motorway and 4km from medieval Gent city centre , make the contemporary Holiday Inn Express Gent your base for exploring the Flanders region. Major business centres such as Brussels and Brugge are within 35 minutes' drive of your welcoming Gent hotel. You can reach Holiday Inn Express Gent via regular rail services from Brussels Airport, which arrive into Gent St Pieters station, 3km from the hotel. We have an ample car park, which adds good value to your stay. Your spacious Guest room is the ideal environment for catching up on work with complimentary wireless Internet . The hotel is close to popular sights in the city, notably the atmospheric charm of the medieval Old Town including St Bavo's Cathedral, with its mystical paintings. For the great outdoors, try Belgium's northern coastal resorts, within a 40-minute drive from us. Kids under 18 stay for free with their parents in one of our spacious Guest rooms. This eco-label certified hotel offers a free charging station for electrical vehicles . Help yourself to a hot drink and the complimentary continental breakfast options at Holiday Inn Express Gent. Our helpful staff can advise you on which city-centre attractions to visit.

Holiday Inn Express. Green Key eco-label certified Gent hotel

Amenities

· Accessible facilities
· Air conditioning individually controlled in room
· Buffet breakfast
· Coffee/Tea maker
· Color television
· Currency exchange
· Desk with lamp
· Direct dial telephone
· Dry cleaning
· Gift/News stand
· Golf
· Hairdryer
· Housekeeping - daily
· Housekeeping - weekly
· Ice machine
· Interior corridors
· Late check-out available
· Lounges/bars
· Non-smoking
· On-Site parking
· Parking
· Parking
· Pay per view movies on TV
· Pets allowed
· Premium movie channels
· Private bathroom
· Public area air conditioned
· Restaurant
· Safe deposit box
· Satellite television
· Separate closet
· Shoe shine stand
· Shops and commercial services
· Sofa bed
· Spare electrical outlet available at desk
· Storage space
· Technical concierge
· Telephone jack adaptor available
· Valet same day dry cleaning
· Wireless internet connection
· Wireless internet connection in public areas

Room Information

Miscellaneous Information

· Euro is the native currency.
· Check in time is 2:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 AM
· Time Zone is GMT
· Opened in 1974
· Renovated in 01/01/2006
· 120 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 5 floors.

Restaurant Information

Restaurant 'De Leie'

In a contemporary setting we serve superb Belgian cuisine. Friendly and experienced staff. Kids eat free: Children under 13 may enjoy free lunch and dinner from the buffet when accompanied by an adult enjoying a main course from the buffet or à la carte

Bar De Lieve

Bar De Lieve offers a large variety of Belgian beers, local and international drinks. Bar is open from: Mon to Fri from 08.00AM to 00.30AM Sat from 12.00PM to 00.30AM Sun 12.00PM to 11.30PM

Meeting Facility

Crocus

Recreation Information

Children's program - Blaarmeersen Park – A large recreation park with a lake, a beach, four playgrounds. Swimming for kids in summer or fall, and plenty of places to get snacks and food. It's also a fun expedition to get there, a 20 min. bus ride from the city center.

Area Attractions

Medieval City Centre
Korenlei and Graslei (old Port)
Ask ten inhabitants of Ghent what the most beautiful place in their city is and nine will answer the Graslei. Today this medieval port with its unique row of historical buildings, which are reflected in the long river, is the meeting place par excellence.

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Belfry and Cloth Hall (Belfort en Lakenhalle)
The Belfry is the proudest symbol of the city’s independence. The civil privileges that the city received in 1180 are still kept in the tower. The Cloth Hall was built onto the side of the Belfry. In a euphoric Brabant Gothic style, this monument glorifie

Gravensteen Castle
‘I’ll show them who’s boss’: that’s what Philip of Alsace had in mind. So he had the imposing castle rebuilt (1180). Overlooking the city from its battlements high up on the keep, one can sense the feeling of wealth and power that the lord of the castle m

The House of Alijn (Het Huis van Alijn)
When you enter the splendid indoor garden of this former place of worship, it seems as if you have left the city. Inside the museum of folklore, you can go even further back in time and discover in the wonderfully recreated interiors how the ordinary peop

Flanders Expo (www.flexpo.be)
Ghent Town Hall (Stadhuis)
Ghent’s town hall is a building with many faces. The flamboyant Gothic style of the façade contrasts sharply with the rather sober Renaissance style of the Botermarkt side. You can also see many different styles inside the building: the Arsenal Hall with

Municipal Museum of Contemporary Arts (SMAK)
Dynamic and highly individual. That’s Ghent and it also describes its museum of contemporary art. The permanent collection of top national and international works is presented in continuous interaction with original, often daring exhibitions. Keeping a fi

Decascoop Movie Theatre (kinepolis.be)
12 theatre rooms showing the latest movies in digital/3D quality. In belgium, most movies are available in original language with dutch / french subtitles, or dubbed in dutch.

Flemish Opera House
Artevelde Football Stadium (Ghelamco Arena)
The new Ghelamco Arena, home of KAA Gent football team, is at walking distance. Please be advised that on Match days traffic via the E17 motorway will be blocked 1 hour before start of the match to prevent the roads from clogging. Read fb.com/hiexpressgen

Vrijdagsmarkt and Sint-Jacobs
The Vrijdagsmarkt is an extremely suitable place to sit on a terrace when the weather is good. Because of its square shape there’s always a little sun to soak up. The atmospheric square with the rustic plane-trees behind the Vrijdagsmakrt is called Bij Si

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Fine Arts Museum (Museum voor Schone Kunsten)
The strength and the charm of the MSK is the variety of its collection and the way it is presented: never before have the old masters hung so perfectly in place as they do in the fully restored museum. An auditorium, a library, a children’s workshop and a

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Design Museum Gent
Behind a charming 18th-century façade lurks a modern, airy building. The central eye-catcher is the enormously tall vase by the Italian designer Andrea Branzi. Temporary expositions supplement the marvellous permanent collection. Also, take a look at the

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Sports & Recreation park Blaarmeersen
For every sport, there’s an appropriate field with corresponding infrastructure, a lake with beach and sunbathing area, a camping site with hiker's huts and various cafeterias… In the Blaarmeersen Sport and Recreation Park you won’t be bored for a single

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Patershol
Thirty years ago, you could buy a little house here for next to nothing. Today, the Patershol is one of the city’s most desirable neighbourhoods. For good dining, you can choose from one of the many restaurants which have sprung up in the medieval alleys.

St. Bavo's Cathedral with Mystic Lamb painting
St. Bavo’s Cathedral houses an impressive number of art treasures: the baroque high altar in white, black and red flamed marble, the rococo pulpit in oak, gilded wood and marble, a major work by Rubens, the ‘Calvary Triptych’, and much more. However, one

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