The 75-room Wellington Park Hotel is a mid-range property and one of Belfast's landmark hotels. It's been run by the same family for over three generations, and features an on-site restaurant, lounge, and bar that are popular with locals, especially on weekends when concerts are hosted here. While common spaces and some rooms are a bit drab and dated, other rooms feel more updated, with fresh carpets, patterned accent pillows, and wall-mounted flat-screen TVs. And all have iPod docks and free Wi-Fi. Room service is available as well. Those travelers that are seeking a little more style may want to check out the upscale Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast.
The 75-room Wellington Park Hotel is a mid-range property and one of Belfast's landmark hotels. It's been run by the same family for over three generations, and features an on-site restaurant, lounge, and bar that are popular with locals, especially on weekends when concerts are hosted here. While common spaces and some rooms are a bit drab and dated, other rooms feel more updated, with fresh carpets, patterned accent pillows, and wall-mounted flat-screen TVs. And all have iPod docks and free Wi-Fi. Room service is available as well. Those travelers that are seeking a little more style may want to check out the upscale Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast.
The 105-room Stormont Hotel is an upper-middle-range property located in a residential area of east Belfast. All of the spacious, contemporary rooms feature flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, and electric kettles, but there are no in-room mini-fridges or minibars. The hotel's on-site upscale restaurant, La Scala Bistro, is a favorite with locals -- especially its Sunday Brunch -- and the cocktail bar is popular for afternoon tea. There is ample free parking and free Wi-Fi is available in all areas of the hotel. With extensive conference facilities and large, bright lounge areas, this is a popular pick for business travelers. For a contemporary hotel centrally located in Belfast, travelers could consider the Jurys Inn Belfast.
The 105-room Stormont Hotel is an upper-middle-range property located in a residential area of east Belfast. All of the spacious, contemporary rooms feature flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, and electric kettles, but there are no in-room mini-fridges or minibars. The hotel's on-site upscale restaurant, La Scala Bistro, is a favorite with locals -- especially its Sunday Brunch -- and the cocktail bar is popular for afternoon tea. There is ample free parking and free Wi-Fi is available in all areas of the hotel. With extensive conference facilities and large, bright lounge areas, this is a popular pick for business travelers. For a contemporary hotel centrally located in Belfast, travelers could consider the Jurys Inn Belfast.
The 34-room Tara Lodge is a modern, friendly boutique in a leafy residential area of Belfast within walking distance of the city center. Rooms are contemporary yet homey, and don't scrimp on amenities -- especially in the higher-end rooms. Modern bathrooms too are well equipped, featuring extra fluffy towels and luxury toiletries. Free Wi-Fi and on-site parking are a big plus, but spaces are not guaranteed. Despite its location street noise has been reported, so if you're after quiet rather than leafy surrounds the same distance from city center and at similar rates, look up the Radisson Blu Hotel.
The 34-room Tara Lodge is a modern, friendly boutique in a leafy residential area of Belfast within walking distance of the city center. Rooms are contemporary yet homey, and don't scrimp on amenities -- especially in the higher-end rooms. Modern bathrooms too are well equipped, featuring extra fluffy towels and luxury toiletries. Free Wi-Fi and on-site parking are a big plus, but spaces are not guaranteed. Despite its location street noise has been reported, so if you're after quiet rather than leafy surrounds the same distance from city center and at similar rates, look up the Radisson Blu Hotel.
This landmark 272-room Belfast hotel has seen a lot in its four-decade history -- from plentiful VIP visits to numerous renovations and repairs -- while maintaining a buzzy air of understated grandeur. Its location couldn't be more central, right in the heart of bustling Belfast. Soundproofing ensures little street noise makes it to the rooms, which are known for a particular attention to comfortable bedding. The elegant Piano Lounge attracts locals as well as the odd celebrity, though the lack of fitness facilities on-site feels like an oversight. Overall, it's a solid central Belfast choice, though for a more chic contemporary feel try The Fitzwilliam nearby.
This landmark 272-room Belfast hotel has seen a lot in its four-decade history -- from plentiful VIP visits to numerous renovations and repairs -- while maintaining a buzzy air of understated grandeur. Its location couldn't be more central, right in the heart of bustling Belfast. Soundproofing ensures little street noise makes it to the rooms, which are known for a particular attention to comfortable bedding. The elegant Piano Lounge attracts locals as well as the odd celebrity, though the lack of fitness facilities on-site feels like an oversight. Overall, it's a solid central Belfast choice, though for a more chic contemporary feel try The Fitzwilliam nearby.
Located in the heart of Belfast, The Merchant is grand and stylish, combining Victorian elegance with a modern Jazz Age vibe. There are several options for dining and drinks, including The Great Room, which serves a traditional afternoon tea, and Bert’s Bar, which has live jazz every night. Light sleepers might be wary of a hotel that provides earplugs to muffle noise from surrounding bars, particularly in some ground-floor rooms. Rates are in the splurge range, but that’s to be expected from the only five-star hotel in the city center — especially one that sells haute couture shoes in the gift shop. Travelers wanting a cheaper boutique hotel in the city center might try The Fitzwilliam Hotel, which has funky yet very modern decor.
Located in the heart of Belfast, The Merchant is grand and stylish, combining Victorian elegance with a modern Jazz Age vibe. There are several options for dining and drinks, including The Great Room, which serves a traditional afternoon tea, and Bert’s Bar, which has live jazz every night. Light sleepers might be wary of a hotel that provides earplugs to muffle noise from surrounding bars, particularly in some ground-floor rooms. Rates are in the splurge range, but that’s to be expected from the only five-star hotel in the city center — especially one that sells haute couture shoes in the gift shop. Travelers wanting a cheaper boutique hotel in the city center might try The Fitzwilliam Hotel, which has funky yet very modern decor.
The Culloden Estate is a popular spot among couples and honeymooners and it's not surprising; this luxurious historic property was once a palace, and it still sits on over 12 lush acres today. But instead of days filled with royal duties, guests here enjoy days filled with rest and relaxation, whether they're spent at the gorgeous spa, in the fine-dining establishments, or in the attractive rooms which come complete with free water and welcome trays. Bathrooms are small and there are few amenities for children, but otherwise it's hard to find fault with this Irish property.
The Culloden Estate is a popular spot among couples and honeymooners and it's not surprising; this luxurious historic property was once a palace, and it still sits on over 12 lush acres today. But instead of days filled with royal duties, guests here enjoy days filled with rest and relaxation, whether they're spent at the gorgeous spa, in the fine-dining establishments, or in the attractive rooms which come complete with free water and welcome trays. Bathrooms are small and there are few amenities for children, but otherwise it's hard to find fault with this Irish property.
This upscale, über-contemporary hotel has gone to every effort to wow with a focus on funky chic design and a modern, moody vibe. Its smart and snazzy rooms haven't scrimped on comfort, with Egyptian cotton sheets and duck-down duvets. In-room tech also leaves nothing wanting. The hotel's low-lit restaurant is a design gem, while its stylish bar serves excellent cocktails. The location is right in Belfast's city center, and is thus within walking distance to many attractions and transport links. All in all, it's pretty well priced for a property of this caliber, though if it's just a little too hip, check out the Europa Hotel round the corner.
This upscale, über-contemporary hotel has gone to every effort to wow with a focus on funky chic design and a modern, moody vibe. Its smart and snazzy rooms haven't scrimped on comfort, with Egyptian cotton sheets and duck-down duvets. In-room tech also leaves nothing wanting. The hotel's low-lit restaurant is a design gem, while its stylish bar serves excellent cocktails. The location is right in Belfast's city center, and is thus within walking distance to many attractions and transport links. All in all, it's pretty well priced for a property of this caliber, though if it's just a little too hip, check out the Europa Hotel round the corner.
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Reliable comfort and central positioning make the mid-range Premier Inn Belfast City Centre (Alfred Street) Hotel a good downtown pick, but don't expect more than the basics here. Near Belfast City Hall and attractions, it draws a mix of corporate and sightseeing travelers, as well as families, particularly since 60 of the 148 rooms sleep four. Their air-conditioned layouts are predictable but pristine, and include desks, kettles, and pillow menus. The on-site bar and restaurant are well-reviewed, as are buffet breakfasts, although mornings get busy. Limited features are reasonable for the price, and families aren't phased by the lack of kid-centric amenities, especially since much of the city's attractions are family-friendly. The Ibis Belfast City Centre is more central and cheaper, although tiny bathrooms reflect the lower rates.
Reliable comfort and central positioning make the mid-range Premier Inn Belfast City Centre (Alfred Street) Hotel a good downtown pick, but don't expect more than the basics here. Near Belfast City Hall and attractions, it draws a mix of corporate and sightseeing travelers, as well as families, particularly since 60 of the 148 rooms sleep four. Their air-conditioned layouts are predictable but pristine, and include desks, kettles, and pillow menus. The on-site bar and restaurant are well-reviewed, as are buffet breakfasts, although mornings get busy. Limited features are reasonable for the price, and families aren't phased by the lack of kid-centric amenities, especially since much of the city's attractions are family-friendly. The Ibis Belfast City Centre is more central and cheaper, although tiny bathrooms reflect the lower rates.
The 148-room Park Inn by Radisson Belfast is a mid-range property centrally located in downtown Belfast. Its proximity to attractions, transport, and business headquarters brings a mixed crowd of corporate and leisure travelers. The vibrant rooms are decorated in primary colors that feel a bit childish, but they're contemporary and have desks, flat-screen TVs, and tea- and coffee-making facilities, plus rollaway beds in Family rooms. An atmospheric bar and restaurant are highlights, though note that the space gets busy, particularly on weekends. A gym, sauna, and steam room are bonuses, while parking is off-site. Budget-conscious travelers should compare with the more competitively priced [Premier Inn Belfast City Centre (Alfred Street) Hotel](Centrally-located and impressive for its category, the 148-room Park Inn by Radisson Belfast is an upper-middle-range property in downtown Belfast. Proximity to attractions, transport and business headquarters form a mixed crowd here. Summer tour groups and families join leisure couples and corporate travelers, and rooms here are equipped for all. They come with work desks, flat-screen TVs and room service, and rollaway beds are great in Family rooms. An atmospheric bar and restaurant are highlights, but the space gets busy, particularly on weekends. Fitness and wellness facilities are a bonus, although the gym is independent, and shared with the public. Budget-conscious travelers who don't mind chain decor should compare with the more competitively-priced Premier Inn Belfast City Centre (Alfred Street) Hotel).
The 148-room Park Inn by Radisson Belfast is a mid-range property centrally located in downtown Belfast. Its proximity to attractions, transport, and business headquarters brings a mixed crowd of corporate and leisure travelers. The vibrant rooms are decorated in primary colors that feel a bit childish, but they're contemporary and have desks, flat-screen TVs, and tea- and coffee-making facilities, plus rollaway beds in Family rooms. An atmospheric bar and restaurant are highlights, though note that the space gets busy, particularly on weekends. A gym, sauna, and steam room are bonuses, while parking is off-site. Budget-conscious travelers should compare with the more competitively priced [Premier Inn Belfast City Centre (Alfred Street) Hotel](Centrally-located and impressive for its category, the 148-room Park Inn by Radisson Belfast is an upper-middle-range property in downtown Belfast. Proximity to attractions, transport and business headquarters form a mixed crowd here. Summer tour groups and families join leisure couples and corporate travelers, and rooms here are equipped for all. They come with work desks, flat-screen TVs and room service, and rollaway beds are great in Family rooms. An atmospheric bar and restaurant are highlights, but the space gets busy, particularly on weekends. Fitness and wellness facilities are a bonus, although the gym is independent, and shared with the public. Budget-conscious travelers who don't mind chain decor should compare with the more competitively-priced Premier Inn Belfast City Centre (Alfred Street) Hotel).
The 56-room Park Avenue Hotel is a small four-pearl property run by the same family for four generations. Located in the east of the city, it isn't particularly convenient for local tourist attractions, but it's a five-minute drive to George Best Belfast City Airport. The on-site restaurant is a fine-dining destination opened in 2015 by celebrity chef Marco Pierre White, and is popular with locals. Decor here is contemporary and off-beat; individually decorated rooms are spacious with luxurious bathrooms while suites offer extras such as gas fireplaces, whirlpool bathtubs, and iPod docks. But rooms don't have minibars, and the free Wi-Fi connection can be a bit slow. A cooked-to-order breakfast and parking are both free. For a property located in the city center, travelers may prefer the contemporary Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast.
The 56-room Park Avenue Hotel is a small four-pearl property run by the same family for four generations. Located in the east of the city, it isn't particularly convenient for local tourist attractions, but it's a five-minute drive to George Best Belfast City Airport. The on-site restaurant is a fine-dining destination opened in 2015 by celebrity chef Marco Pierre White, and is popular with locals. Decor here is contemporary and off-beat; individually decorated rooms are spacious with luxurious bathrooms while suites offer extras such as gas fireplaces, whirlpool bathtubs, and iPod docks. But rooms don't have minibars, and the free Wi-Fi connection can be a bit slow. A cooked-to-order breakfast and parking are both free. For a property located in the city center, travelers may prefer the contemporary Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast.