We arrived slightly late (5 hours) to check in for our weekend stay at the Atlas. We were greeted by a slightly oily Francis who greeted us warmly, explaining that he had been doing some work in his shed. Although a little unsuspecting from the footpath, the Atlas almost has a grand feel to it. An old building, bursting with... More

Two married couples in late 60's. Just stopped for four nights at the Atlas Bed and Breakfast in Gent. Brilliant. Never mind the comments about it being deserted, it is peace, quiet and elegance hidden behind Art Nouveau and some big gates. A restored mansion. Very close to the town and the maze of back street, the castle and the... More

I stayed in Atlas B&B for 3 days with my partner and only saw the owners for 5 minutes, when we first arrived. The place was always deserted. In the first day we didn't have any breakfast because the people in charge fell asleep (they did refund us for this, though). The second day was normal but in the third... More

We stayed in the Asia room which was a bit noisy being on the main road with trams. The room was large with it's own large en suite bathroom. The dining room and lounge were very tasteful with a sofa and armchairs. You can purchase beer and wine and have a good chin wag with other residents should you wish!... More

Our 2 families stayed for 3 nights in May. Very friendly owners, fantastic breafast daily, clean and lovely decorated rooms. Close to the downtown area. Would definitely recommend Atlas and will stay here again if we return to Ghent!

Well restored old house with lots of nice finishing touches, nice breakfast, parking available at 10euro, first ti,e to ghent and this lovely b and b added to the magic that ghent has to offer!!

The pictures on the website are lovely. However, my partner and I ended up in the 'American' room, which was painted pink and red, had garish pictures of Marilyn Monroe and a pink hearted comforter! I love the other rooms as they appear on the website, they look beautiful - this room was not. Francis and his daughter were lovely,... More

The Atlas was a great surprise for us. Originally we booked into the Stayatgenesis, for one night, but when we showed up, the owner Gaby De Schepper, asked me whether I had received an email she sent me. I obviously didn't, as I was there, waiting for my room. She didn't even bother calling us, to inform us that although... More

We stayed for one night only, but were blown away by this beautiful and unusual B&B. Not the cheapest in town but worth the extra pennies just for the fantastic architecture and funky decor. One of our two rooms (Antarctic) was a little tired - cracked sink in room, no en-suite toilet or shower; but the other (Asia) was sensational... More