It's not all bad at the Hotel Adoma... It's not in the very centre of town, but, transport there is fast, frequent and cheap. It does look a bit of a turn off from outside, but, then the communal areas are very clean and well tended. The rooms are spacious, with the usual facilities, but, the decor isn't to everyone's... More

We stayed here 1 night during the Gent Jazz Festival. We were allocated a 3 persons bedroom so we did have a spacious room and it was about a 10-15 minute walk to the centre of Gent so that was ok. The bed a too soft though and you needed to keep the showerhead in you hand because there was... More

Booked a double room for my father-in-law and myself to attend the 6 day cycle racing at the nearby Sportpaleis, so the location was ideal for us, within a 10 minute walk. The previous mixed reviews seem to focus on the hotel's location and modest offer of comfort. My suggestion would be that if you are looking for more comfort... More

The hotel is situated on the outskirts of Gent and takes approxiamately 1 hour to walk to the City Centre. There was no kettle and there wasn't a shower holder in the bathroom. Won't be staying here again.

Arrived at the hotel after the short walk from the train station. On seeing the building I had a really bad feeling. The signs and the building in general just look suspect. The entrance door is very narrow and not welcoming at all. Straight after entering you go down some steps to a very small reception window which again is... More

I stayed at the Adoma at the begining of May 2004 and found it very comfortable, good sized rooms, good breakfast and service, handy for the trains and trams.

Good size rooms, good breakfast. But hotel has 2 tramlines and a mainline station right outside its front door. Heavy goods trains trundled through all night, making sleep impossible when we were there, because it was a hot June night and we'd have suffocated if we hadn't opened the windows.