The Hotel d'Hane-Steenhuyse is an 18th-century hôtel particulier in the Belgian city of Ghent. It is located in the Veldstraat and was formerly owned by the D'Hane de Steenhuyse family.
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This is not a hotel but a small hidden palace in Ghent’s most popular shopping street. When you are shopping or are in the neighbourhood, make sure to tribute a visit, because this pearl has been hidden for a very long time from the people of Ghent. Now the little palace which is owned by the city has been restored in all its beauty and is showing us a very good view of what the life of the aristocrats was back in the 18th century. In the different rooms with all there beauty and magnificence, you can see the role of those rooms clearly explained. You’ll see how the aristocracy loved to show off their wealth, and even learn how Louis XVIII, King of France, was the centre of attention of curious ‘Gentenaars’ when dining along the Veldstraat in the beautiful dining room....
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One of the best museums to visit in Ghent. This house-museum may not be very big (about 10 rooms to visit) but it is in perfect condition, maintaining all the luxury it used to have in the past. Beautiful items, ceilings, furniture, baroque atmosphere etc.And all these for free! (Of course you can make a small donation in a box they have, which i suppose would be very useful for them).There are also guided tours on Fridays and Saturdays which you need to pay for, but it will be for free of you have the 48/72hrs...
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Former residence of a local noble family, this baroque and rococo style palace is to be accessed free of charge in the afternoon of Friday, Saturday and Sunday's. You can always do a free contribution for the volunteers working there to show your appreciation. Furnished and decorated rooms give you a past time experience. Louis XVIII of France took refuge at this place for 100 days after Napoleon Bonaparte...
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