I highly recommend this stay! It is a rare find. Unlike all the other airbnb experiences I've had so far, this one was like staying at a traditional bed and breakfast. Kristof the host runs the breakfast place downstairs from the unit. He is incredibly warm and hospitable, and having such a host can go a long way to help connect you to a new city. The apartment itself is wonderful. My stay was eight days long, so it was great to have a fully functional and well equipped kitchen, and lots of storage space - i.e. shelves - to keep things tidy. The living room, having a sofa, super comfortable single chair and dining table, offers many different options for where to drink your morning coffee, read, chat on the phone, plan your day, et cetera, which I absolutely love! The shower, which is located in the kitchen, may be a bit small, but for a petite person like myself, it was fine - water temperature was perfectly adjustable and the pressure was just right. (One has to appreciate that when you stay in a historical building, there will be slight oddities.) And lastly, you cannot fully sense this from the photo but the bedroom is super cozy, inviting, and comfortable. The location is very central without being right in the eye of the storm. (I should also mention I stayed during Ghent fest, and though there were a couple stages close by, it wasn't in the middle of all the party madness.) All in all, an extraordinary stay.