Atlas B&B 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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Parking
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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Pets
Location
Located within 5 minutes' drive of Vrijdagmarkt, Atlas B&B Ghent is in the historical centre of Ghent and a 5-minute drive from St. Bavo's Cathedral. There is private car parking on site and Wi-Fi throughout the property.
The bed & breakfast is within close proximity of Gravensteen in the Elisabethbegijnhof-Papegaai district. Shopping tourists will enjoy proximity to Groentenmarkt (600 metres) and Urbis Complex Shopping Center (1.7 km). This 3-star hotel is located at a distance of 250 metres from Saint-Elisabeth Beguinage, in Ghent. Gent Brugsepoort bus stop is also just 5 minutes' walk away.
The rooms are equipped with coffee/tea making equipment, along with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels for guests' comfort. They have a themed interior. Providing a bathtub and a shower, some bathrooms come with dressing gowns.
The street food restaurant Frituur Bargie is located a 7-minute walk away.
Review by hotel critic
The hosts were notably friendly and accommodating, providing a warm welcome that set a positive tone. The room was spacious, boasting a delightful parquet floor. the flat-screen TV and electric kettle were appreciated touches for a comfortable stay. Location-wise, it strikes a good balance—just a short 10-20 minute walk from the city center while being secluded enough to avoid noise, which is a plus for families like mine. Breakfast was simple but sufficient, catering to different needs, even offering gluten-free options. There are a few areas where improvements could enhance the value perception. The communal bathroom, though private, might not suit everyone, especially if you're looking for en-suite convenience. A little extra attention to maintenance could undoubtedly elevate the overall experience. In summary, Atlas B&B offers a reasonably priced stay with valuable amenities, but with some room for improvement.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no cots provided in a room.
