Room in Merelbeke, Belgium

1 single bed
Shared bathroom

Rated 4.65 out of 5 stars.

Stay with Alain

6 years hosting

Listing highlights

Great check-in experience

Recent guests loved the smooth start to this stay.

City view

Soak up the view during your stay.

Room in a apartment

Your own room in a home, plus access to shared spaces.

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Small room on the 2nd floor, close to the University of Ghent, in particular the veterinary medicine. Single bed for 1 person, but you can pull out an extra bed so that sleeping with 2 is possible at an extra price. Public transport at the front door, in the center of the municipality, so you have everything at hand.
Cheapest room in this area.
You will get everything delivered neatly. For long stays, you must take care of the maintenance of your room and common areas yourself.

The space
Cheapest room in this area. Do not expect a large luxury, modern or renovated interior, but a clean room and bathroom and a good bed. The window is located at the front, so you may experience traffic nuisance during rush hours. The window is on the north side, so in summer it is cooler there.
You're sleeping in my eldest daughter's room, so there are personal belongings present. The bed is not made for you, you do that yourself with your own or present bedding.
The owner of the 1st floor is doing renovations. The common entrance can be a bit messy, but your room and the bathroom are delivered neatly, after which it is up to you to keep everything that way.
The electric heating in your room is in operation from November 1st to April 1st. During the week in the morning and in the evening. On weekends, also in the afternoon.

Guest access
Shared bathroom

During your stay
I keep my distance, if you need anything or there are problems you can message me electronically or call, or call me if I am present.

Other things to note
The room is on the 2nd floor, there is no elevator available.
My home is in the center of the municipality, sometimes the traffic can be busy.
There's a public market at my front door every Thursday.
The bathroom is old and has some traces of use, but is offered neatly when you move in.
You are expected to clean the bathroom each time after use and leave it dry so that the person who comes after you can use it in a neat condition.
If a door is closed, it means that you are not allowed to enter and must respect the privacy of the other. Your own room can be locked, but not the bathroom for safety reasons.
It is recommended on colder days to install the electric heater in the bathroom during your use so that you can not only shower comfortably, but also to prevent condensation. After cleaning and tidying up, put the electric heater back on and open the door again.