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Holiday Inn Gent Expo
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: 3,88 / 5
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Location: Outside City Centre -> Saint-Denijs-Westrem
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Features: Internet cafe, Fitness club, Central heating, Banqueting services, Room service (part time), Bar, Exchange office, Safe at reception, Pets accepted, Restaurant, Luggage room, 24-hour front desk, Rooms for non-smokers available, Shoe shine... more
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Hotel de Flandre
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: 4,03 / 5
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Location: City Centre -> Patershol
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Features: Elevator, Bar, Laundry, 24-hour front desk, Internet cafe, Rooms for non-smokers available, Central heating, Newspaper stand, Airport shuttle... more
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Hotel Harmony
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: 4,55 / 5
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Location: City Centre -> Patershol
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Features: Room service (part time), Banqueting services, Facilities for disabled people, Babysitting service, 24-hour front desk, Newspaper stand, Ticket Service, Bar, Luggage room, Garden, Safe at reception, Central heating, Shoe shine machine,... more
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Nh Gent Hotel
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: 4,10 / 5
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Location: Near City Centre -> Blaarmeersen
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Features: Secure parking at hotel, Coach parking at the hotel, Laundry, Bar, Internet cafe, Safe at reception, Banqueting services, Access for disabled, Car rental, Room service (part time), Shoe shine machine, Newspaper stand, Restaurant, 24-hour... more
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About Gent
The Belgian town of Gent is the capital of the East Flanders Province and has a population of about 230,000. It lies at the confluence of the Scheldt and the Lys. It is connected to the sea by a canal, and has a large harbour.
According to archeologists, the area was first inhabited during the Stone Age. Some say that the name of the city may derive from a Celtic word meaning "confluence". The Franks invaded the Roman territory in the 5th c. and the Dutch language came to replace the Celtic and the Latin. Two abbeys were founded about 650, and along with the commercial center, they served as the nucleus from which the city grew. The Vikings plundered it twice in the 9th century. Ghent eventually recovered from the attacks and flourished from the 11th century onwards as Europe's second biggest city after Paris.