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Jurys Inn

Jurys Inn
Yet another fantastically located hotel: literally a minute's walk from the Grand Opera House and on the doorstep of some of the city's best shopping and nightlife. Read_on (1 Comment)

Park Inn

Park Inn
Central and affordable, this three star hotel reflects the international chain's design ethos of block primary colours, Read_on (No Comments)

Premier Inn, Titanic Quarter

Premier Inn, Titanic Quarter
Sitting pretty for the major rejuvenation of the Titanic Quarter, this great value, new-build chain hotel has all the Premier Inn staples including (chargeable) parking and wifi and those snazzy purple and white en suite bedrooms. Read_on (No Comments)

Travelodge

Travelodge
If you're after a great value, no frills room with an excellent city centre location then this could be it. Great Victoria Street Rail and Bus Station are across the road and the surrounding area is replete with all manner of cafes, bars, shops and restaurants. Read_on (No Comments)

Balmoral Hotel

Balmoral Hotel
This family-run hotel, on the outskirts of South West Belfast, is a 15-min motorway drive from the city centre. Read_on (No Comments)

Benedicts

Benedicts
The bright peaches and cream exterior of this unpretentious hotel gives way to a stained glass, oak and wrought iron interior. Read_on (No Comments)

Crescent Townhouse

Crescent Townhouse
This charming boutique hotel's elegant, 19th century exterior certainly promises something different in the Queen's Quarter area. Read_on (No Comments)

Days Hotel

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This huge, eight storey monolith is the biggest hotel in town and a great base for city centre shopping and nights on the tiles. Read_on (No Comments)

Express by Holiday Inn

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This may be Holiday Inn without the frills but, with free breakfast and car parking thrown in for good measure, the price is hard to beat. Read_on (No Comments)

IBIS Belfast City Centre

IBIS Belfast City Centre
Rising nine storeys behind CastleCourt shopping centre is one of two new IBIS's in the city. This one is the most centrally located, with shops, restaurants, bus tours and other tourist treats mere minutes away. Read_on (No Comments)

IBIS Belfast Queens Quarter

IBIS Belfast Queens Quarter
With rooms, breakfast and wifi the same spec as its city centre sibling, this IBIS's USP is its vibrant, student-strewn Queen's Quarter location. Read_on (No Comments)

Lansdowne Hotel

Lansdowne Hotel
Of the few accommodation options available north of the city, this is certainly one of the best. Its Antrim Rd. location is particularly handy for bracing walks around Cavehill and Belfast Castle. Read_on (No Comments)

Madison's

Madison's
To locals, Madison's is a laid-back restaurant and subterranean nightclub. To the weary traveller, it's also a boutique-style hotel offering a lively atmosphere and great location. Read_on (No Comments)

Park Avenue Hotel

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Families, footballers and flying visitors flock to this East Belfast hotel set in the shadows of the shipyard cranes and a swift ten-minute drive from the City Airport. Read_on (No Comments)

Premier Inn, Alfred Street

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This sleek budget hotel has a fantastic city centre location - with great views on higher floors - and sparkly clean rooms. Read_on (No Comments)

Premier Inn, Waring Street

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Another great value hotel rises up in the city centre's historic heart - right next to Cathedral Quarter's bars and restaurants and a very short stroll from all the main shops, tours and attractions. Read_on (1 Comment)

Ramada Encore

Ramada Encore
An elegant piazza is emerging at the back of St. Anne's Cathedral, and this hotel is sitting pretty at one corner. Inside, Read_on (No Comments)