Hotel Monasterium PoortAckere Ghent
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Hotel mit E Auto Ladestation
Ηistorisches Hotel
Errichtungsjahr: 1873
Was ist die Geschichte der Immobilie?
Like many towns in the Middle Ages, Ghent was enclosed by several canals. These were meant to protect the town from the dangers that threatened its inhabitants. Near the gate (“poort” in Dutch) leading into town, there was a field (“akker” in Dutch) : the Poortackere. In this field a complex for beguines was built, which was also called Poortackere by the people of Ghent. In one of the walls of the building there is an 18th century stone which reveals that the beguine house was founded in 1278. Not long after this, a chapel and a churchyard were added. Poortackere mainly housed older and sick beguines.
When during the French revolution all cloisters, churches, and beguine complexes were seized by the town councils, the council of Ghent confiscated Poortackere. In 1863 the site was sold to the Count Joseph De Hemptinne, a notorious Maecenas of the Neogothic Movement. With his permission, a congregation was housed here. At first there were plans to restore the old buildings, but in the end a new, neogothic cloister was built. Most buildings of Poortackere date from that period. A new chapel, two inside gardens, and an orphanage became part of the complex.
After World War II the site was successively an orphanage, a house for young women, and a student residence. In 1998 there were still 6 nuns living here, but due to the extravagant maintenance costs the buildings were sold. Thanks to private initiative, the site has been transformed into a hotel, guest rooms, seminar centre and a restaurant. As a result, everybody can now enjoy its architecture and its unique atmosphere.
Like many towns in the Middle Ages, Ghent was enclosed by several canals. These were meant to protect the town from the dangers that threatened its inhabitants. Near the gate (“poort” in Dutch) leading into town, there was a field (“akker” in Dutch) : the Poortackere. In this field a complex for beguines was built, which was also called Poortackere by the people of Ghent. In one of the walls of the building there is an 18th century stone which reveals that the beguine house was founded in 1278. Not long after this, a chapel and a churchyard were added. Poortackere mainly housed older and sick beguines.
When during the French revolution all cloisters, churches, and beguine complexes were seized by the town councils, the council of Ghent confiscated Poortackere. In 1863 the site was sold to the Count Joseph De Hemptinne, a notorious Maecenas of the Neogothic Movement. With his permission, a congregation was housed here. At first there were plans to restore the old buildings, but in the end a new, neogothic cloister was built. Most buildings of Poortackere date from that period. A new chapel, two inside gardens, and an orphanage became part of the complex.
After World War II the site was successively an orphanage, a house for young women, and a student residence. In 1998 there were still 6 nuns living here, but due to the extravagant maintenance costs the buildings were sold. Thanks to private initiative, the site has been transformed into a hotel, guest rooms, seminar centre and a restaurant. As a result, everybody can now enjoy its architecture and its unique atmosphere.
In welcher Epoche und/oder in welchem architektonischen Stil wurde die Immobilie erbaut?
neo gothic
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Romantisches Hotel
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Hotel mit Parkplatz
E Auto Ladestation
Lage der Parkplätze:
Im Freien, nicht überdacht (auf dem Gelände). Anzahl der Plätze:50
Parkkosten: Kosten pro Nacht: € 15
Selbstparken oder Parkservice?
Mehr anzeigen... Selbstparken: Die Gäste finden selbst einen Parkplatz.
Behindertengerechtes Hotel
Für wen ist Ihr Hotel/Ihre Unterkunft geeignet?
Menschen im Rollstuhl Gehörlose Menschen Blinde Menschen Menschen mit Autismus Menschen mit Asthma
Menschen im Rollstuhl Gehörlose Menschen Blinde Menschen Menschen mit Autismus Menschen mit Asthma
Gibt es einen ebenerdigen Zugang (eventuell mit Aufzügen) von der Straße zu den Zimmern? Ja, zu einigen Zimmern
Bitte spezifizieren Sie: comfort and large rooms
Bitte spezifizieren Sie: comfort and large rooms
Gibt es Orte, die Gäste, die einen Rollstuhl benutzen, nicht erreichen können? Nein
Mehr anzeigen...Hotel mit extra Sicherheits und Hygienevorschriften
Ankunft
Benötigen Besucher vor der Ankunft ein Gesundheitszeugnis (d.h. einen Test)?
Nein
Nein
Werden bei der Ankunft der Gäste Fiebermessungen durchgeführt?
Nein
Mehr anzeigen...Nein
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Bewertungen von Gästen
Nein, Hotel Monasterium PoortAckere Ghent hat keinen Pool.
Nein, ein Spa ist im Hotel Monasterium PoortAckere Ghent nicht vorhanden.
Nein, Hotel Monasterium PoortAckere Ghent erlaubt keine Hunde.
Ja, Parkmöglichkeiten sind im Hotel Monasterium PoortAckere Ghent vorhanden.Weitere Informationen finden Sie in den Antworten auf den Fragebogen Parkplatz.
Nein, Hotel Monasterium PoortAckere Ghent hat keinen Fitnessraum.
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