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Monasterium PoortAckere
At a Glance
- quiet location
- beautiful old building
Pros
- some rooms have shared bathroom
- some rooms have no elevator access as one wing has no elevator
Cons
Monasterium PoortAckere Review
A complex comprising a former abbey, convent, and beguinage now provides a serene place to stay in a central neighborhood. Some sections date back to the 13th century; most of the buildings, though, are 19th-century Gothic Revival. There are large, comfortable rooms in the Monasterium, the former convent, while in the adjacent convent former cells have been transformed into small guest rooms with a washbasin, shared showers, and toilets. You can take breakfast and dinner in the chapter house.
- Address: Oude Houtlei 56, Torenrij, Gent | Map It
- Phone: 09/269-2210
- Website: www.monasterium.be
- Location: Torenrij
Contact Information
- 56 rooms, 13 without bath.
- Restaurant, bar, parking.
- Rooms have: Internet (some).
- Rate includes breakfast.
- Credit cards accepted.
Hotel Amenities
Travel Deals in Gent
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