5-minute walk from the landmark train station. You can’t get any more centraal.

There may be no such thing as a free lunch, but breakfast is on the house.

Set in a quiet residential area. But all the action in the city centre is just a short tram ride away.

Queen A’s (the onsite resto) boasts a delightful selection of brews and a menu packed with fresh, top-notch eats.

Art-themed digs in the happenin’ Botanique ‘hood, next to the Botanique concert venue and fab gardens.

En plein quartier des affaires et en face du parc Hertoghe. A deux pas de l'autoroute et raccordé au centre par le tram.

3-story charmer perched on a corner downtown, an easy 8-min jaunt from the Old Fish Market (PS: the market’s old, not the fish).

Simple décor is efficient, practical and exactly what we need for a solid night’s snoozefest.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Opened in the 1930s and restored to its original glory by Belgian nobility, with a history so impressive it’s got its own Wikipedia page.

England’s King Charles II sought refuge here in southern Holland during his 17th-century exile. You’ll soon see why.

Close enough to the airport for a free shuttle service, but far enough away that you don’t hear the planes.

Lace up your ‘See-it-all’ shoes and start walking. St. Bavo’s Cathedral, Belfry of Ghent and Gravensteen are all within strolling distance.

Simple gets a stylish upgrade in these frill-free, modern rooms.

Stellar base for exploring with the metro just down the street. Or if you’re up for a stroll, the Grand Place is about 20 minutes away.