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"It was great stay, we will be back."

"Amazing hotel! Highly recommended. "

"Excellent experience "

"The hotel's greatest plus is it's location, right next to the cathedral. We were a group of 8, in 4 twin rooms and it served our needs perfectly. We opted for breakfast in the second morning which was value for money, with some hot options as well as cold."

"The Orangerie provides a relatively affordable glimpse of the luxury world. Rooms are larger than most hotels, bathrooms are a little small, but very well designed. We picked this hotel because of the Small Luxury hotel designation and it was as good as we expected. The entrance is a little downtrodden, but immediately upon entering you can see the care taken in the public rooms in the back and the friendly staff service. This hotel falls into the ones I think are jewels and likely to be overlooked - sadly - by many travelers"

"Great "

"Great stay at this hotel and friendly staff throughout. Would stay again. "

"Great hotel, central but in a quiet area. Breakfast is costly for leisure visitors €33/€35 per day. Lots of nearby cafes & restaurants. Very clean great rooms, very pleasant environment. Faultless. Reception is very helpful & friendly, relaxed environment. Lovely Spa, sauna & small pool, a real oasis in the city. Easy links to train station by trams T1, T3 & T4 with stops nearby (often not shown on google planner. Just be careful you go in the correct direction! Costs €2.50 just touch in with bank card on WHITE terminal (no touch out), can change trams/bus within 1hr for no extra cost."

"Incredible location! Perfect for our first trip to Ghent. Plenty of space for two of us (adults). The bathroom glass makes privacy an issue if you are not a couple, and as noted on many other reviews, the shower gets water all over the glory. Those small bathroom issues would not sway us from staying here again though. We loved the property and the vibe of the place. They have done an incredible job with preserving it. I highly recommend this as a place to call home during a Ghent visit."