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Most of Belfast's B&Bs and guesthouses are restored Victorian townhouses lining the leafy streets of the Queen's Quarter, Lisburn Road or Ravenhill Road. The Northern Ireland Tourist Board's star grading system is used here for easy reference. Guesthouses offer evening meals.

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Rayanne House

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. Read_on (1 Comment)

An Old Rectory

An Old Rectory
This delightful late 19th century converted rectory serves a top-notch breakfast with the emphasis on fresh food with venison sausages and smoked salmon adding a gourmet touch. Read_on (No Comments)

Ash-Rowan Town House

A master bedroom with luxurious linens, antiques peppered throughout the house and a choice of nine gourmet breakfasts make the Ash-Rowan a real stand-out on the guesthouse scene. Read_on (No Comments)

Avenue House

Avenue House
Chandeliers, marble fireplaces and authentic plasterwork sit happily with the modern conveniences of wifi, internet and DVDs. All rooms have freeview satellite and DVD players. Read_on (No Comments)

Bienvenue Guest House

Bienvenue Guest House
An elegantly appointed early 20th century period residence gearing itself towards the leisure and business market... the owners can cater for small conferences for up to 12 people. Read_on (No Comments)

Camera House

Camera House
Another Victorian townhouse with a great Queen's Quarter location and fab organic breakfast to kick-start your day. The fresh, bright interior offers a nice change from the chintzy guesthouse norm and there's WIFI in all rooms. Read_on (No Comments)

George

This renovated Victorian guesthouse (as most are) gets good reviews from travellers, not least because of its great location at the Lisburn Road end of one of South Belfast's beautiful, tree-lined avenues. Read_on (No Comments)

King's Lodge

King's Lodge
Stylish and contemporary accommodation is hard to come by in this south Belfast locale, which is why we're loving this new-build with trad façade boutique guest house. Read_on (No Comments)

Malone Guest House

Look for the big detached Victorian red brick house on one of Belfast's most opulent thoroughfares. There's good parking space for cars, motorbikes and cycles and, inside, the rooms are neatly presented and en suite. Read_on (No Comments)

Maranatha

This restored 18th century South Belfast townhouse overlooks Ormeau Park - home to one of Ireland's oldest golf clubs where members of the public are welcome to play its nine-hole course. Read_on (No Comments)

Marine Guest House

This imposing red brick guesthouse, with neatly-manicured front lawn, commands a corner position on leafy Eglantine Avenue. Read_on (No Comments)

Pearl Court

One of the best locations for the Queen's Quarter pub scene or the tranquility of the neighbouring Botanic Gardens and Ulster Museum. Read_on (No Comments)

Ravenhill House

Yet another well-appointed Victorian home a short bus ride south east of the city centre. All bedrooms have modern, locally designed hardwood furniture and the ensuites boast those all-important power showers. Read_on (No Comments)

Roseleigh House

Crisp bedlinens, silver service breakfasts and freshly brewed coffee and home-baked scones tempt visitors to this South Belfast Victorian guesthouse. Read_on (No Comments)