LITTLE ESCAPE: NOT TO BE MISSED IN GHENT
Do we still have to tell you that we have a new book? Little Escapes just across the border it's called. And should we mention that this lists the very best addresses at home and abroad, for a 'little escape'? Certainly not. Favorite city just a stone's throw away? The Belgian Ghent. Not least because here is my favorite hotel from the book: 1898 The Post, the Post for initiates.
Since I have already recommended this (also affordable!) hotel to literally all my friends, I now also have a sneak peek from the book. Because it is the best tip. And because you can also book immediately digitally. Because it is also frequently asked in everyday life: “where do you book your hotels?” Well, to be honest, always 'just' via booking.com. That is not that complicated, but it is nice: because of my loyal contribution, I have received from the people of Booking.com received a personal discount link. And I can share it. With you. When booking via the this link you receive for a booking above 50 euros via your credit card, 25 euros return after your stay. Fine, no?
On one side Ghent's famous St. Nicholas Church, on the other side the Graslei: the brand new hotel 1898 The Post in the former Ghent post building has a prime location in the historic center of the city. Top location for a top hotel, because man, it is beautiful here. The hotel, part of the Zannier Group, has 38 rooms spread over two floors, both floors beautifully renovated with a sense of history. Dark green on the walls, octagonal marble bathroom tiles, retro taps and everything in a magnificent dark, almost earthy finish. The smallest room is the stamp room, and there is nothing wrong with that. Then come the 'letters' and the suites, but the loft and the tower room (with 360 degree views) are – dude – the craziest of the bunch. Most rooms have extra high ceilings and a mezzanine. The kitchen, the restaurant, and the Cobbler, a sitting room with fireplace and cocktail bar, as well as the communal areas, all have that feeling of a bygone era with old-fashioned paintings and books as props everywhere. Nice. No. Beautiful. Books? Yes. booking.com
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