The elegant mansion has a turbulant history . In the 16th century it was known as the 'Lombard Stone " - a pawnshop that offered secured loans to people, run by Northern Italian bankers.

Today the house is famous because of the disappearance of an art-piece of “Het Lam Gods”-“De Rechtvaardige Rechters”- made by the Van Eyck-brothers in 1434, in Ghent. This house is on the long list of possible places where the stolen painting would have been hidden.

Located in Ghent's city centre above a pianoshop with small concert hall, Quatre Mains Klaviercentrum features a terrace and offers rooms with private bathroom and free WiFi.

Rooms at Quatre Mains Klaviercentrum come with wooden floors, seating area, a work desk, cable TV and an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower.

Breakfast is prepared with regional products and served daily in the common dining room. There are many eating facilities, bars and cafés in the vicinity of the accommodation.

The Sint-Baafs Cathedral is 4 minutes' walk from the bed and breakfast and the Gravensteen Castle is a 9-minute walk away. Ghent Dampoort Train Station is 950 metres from the property and the closest local bus stop is 3 minutes' walk away.