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International names, boutique one-offs and gloriously homely guest houses and B&Bs are plumping their collective pillows ready for your weary wee head. Budgeting weekenders and grungy backpackers are equally spoiled for choice, while long-stay execs and large groups can opt for showroom-style self-catering apartments. Get here quick before word gets out... you've never had it so good. Our categories are based on the star ratings as dished out by our wonderful friends at the Northern Ireland Tourist Board.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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Share Holiday Village
Established in 1981, Share is Ireland's largest activity centre and a pioneer in bringing together disabled and non-disabled people through its
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La Mon Hotel & Country Club
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Old Inn
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Rayanne House
Exuding all the charm and elegance of a boutique hotel, this sumptuous Victorian guesthouse is resplendent with eye-catching antiques and stylish design.
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Cordia Serviced Apartments
Situated on the Über sophisticated shopping mecca that is the Lisburn Road, these stylish apartments are great if you're looking for private
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Travelodge
Latest Comments
Stayed here for 4 nights NOV 08. Had a great welcome and if you want down to earth, good Irish people/ accomodation, then this is the place to stay. Kate and Clem were great and very accommodating to our numerous requests. Yes they do have cats, bu[...]
We have just returned today from a wonderful 4 days touring the Giants Causeway coast and ending up in Belfast for 24 hours. We found Helga Lodge on your website before we left and pre-booked there for one night. The from the bus station we too[...]
Stayed in Aug '08.If you want to stay in West Belfast then this is the place.Fifteen minutes walk from the city centre.Close to local shops and pubs.The absolute ultimate in Irish hospitality.Spotlessly clean rooms,never ending supply of fresh t[...]
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The site was easy enough to find but a bit intimidating as it's surrounded by a 10 foot high fence and trees; and access (both on foot and vehicle) is via locked gates, which I suppose, makes it secure and also child friendly. It is beside a mai[...]