The down stairs was very nice and I like the fact that they have a bar next to the check in area…read more Another good thing is that they are connected to a very nice sport bar with pretty good drinks. However, its time to buy a new chair for the room. The stains on that chair were pretty nasty. As an adult, I know what kind of stains they were.

Clean, convenient hotel. What you expect from a travelodge type accommodation. The only downside…read moreis the £5 per hour of in-room internet access.

I love this place. Anytime i have been here for food i have been completely satisfied both with the…read morefood and the staff! I had a goujons and a side. Simple food i know but it was just a spot of lunch. The goujons were very tasty and freshly cooked. The sautéed garlic potatoes were also cooked perfectly. I will be back for more delights from this spot!

We simply loved this hotel. The staff were amazing. Simply the best people who went out of their…read moreway to make us feel welcome. The pub which is attached has a wonderful selection for dinner including some very nice fish dishes which we really enjoyed. I had the hake and it was yummy. Breakfast was a real treat and came with everything you can imagine you would want. The beds were comfy and the area very nice and safe.

Great food in an authentic village pub. Craft beer by Five Kingdoms. It's a community pub and hub…read morewith folk music nights, coffee, beer garden, right near the sea.

The King Arms Hotel was very comfortable, clean, and hospitable!…read more On our journey 2014, we had left Belfast Ireland very late in the day on a Stena Line car ferry to cross the Irish Sea heading to Scotland. By the time we had arrived at Cairnryan Port Scotland it was very dark, but we decided to start driving the 200 mile trek from Cairnryan Port on the A77 roadway to Lochness Lake located approx (200) miles away. Being so very tired, and struggling to drive any further, we began looking for places to rest on the long dark roads around Ballantrae, this is when we stumbled upon the King Arms Hotel. The King Arms staff booked us in late without any trouble, were very polite and offered us a late night dinner and drinks. We ended up playing pool in the pub area, having drinks, and speaking to the locals in the pub about the history of the area. In the morning, in the dining room area, they had a very nice breakfast prepared for us to sustain us on our journey, the atmosphere was amazingly family like. It was a very unexpected and pleasant stop on our journey into Scotland! If you walk to the west of the main parking lot, there is a small trail which will lead you through a large grassy soccer field, this trail will take you to the shore of Ballantrae Bay, the trail is approximately 700 feet in length. The view in the morning hours was amazing!!!!! Definitely Recommend!

Most of the hotel is just a very old building right kn the water front. You do get to go into a…read moreturret up a circular staircase. There is a nice walk along the ocean. Had the foresight to book dinner reservations given there is not much around there. The dinner dishes were a bit bland. Odd that they did not have the Red Malt Vinegar. They provide distilled white vinegar for the fish and chips. Server said it was "distilled malt vinegar." Service was very good in the restaurant and hotel otherwise. There is a Game of Thrones door leading into the restaurant.

We ate in the restaurant twice (walking through the very cool door that apparently appears in Game…read moreof Thrones), and it was actually very good. We had our tour finale dinner there, which was ordered off a pre-set menu, and it was very good. The next morning, we had a traditional Irish Breakfast buffet, and it was one of the better ones we had during our 13 days in Ireland. Service was also very good for both dinner and breakfast. Not sure what restaurants are around in Ballygally, but eating at the hotel turned out to be a convenient and good option.

Enjoy the Bayview very much been there at least five times. The location and scenery are…read moreunmatched. The quaint little pub serves a fine pint. In the morning breakfast is one of the best in the area. Thanks for the great memories

We had the BEST lunch here ! They were very accommodating with our large group. The servers were…read moredelightful. And the view... spectacular. What a gem!

We stayed at Walsh's hotel for two nights for our stay in the North of Ireland. It was a lovely…read morecharming hotel, wonderful staff nice bar and dining. Nice location as a base for exploring the North of Ireland.

What a pleasant surprise to find this oasis of super friendly staff who were on point for every…read morerequest from our group of high school students. The rambling hotel with never ending spaces and types of rooms were inviting and provided plenty of room. There were local activities and frankly the hotel acts like a community center. Zumba, line dancing, and a pub with a huge TV for viewing games or GoT premieres! Grocery is nearby and laundry round the corner made mid-tour replenishing easy. Thank you for making us feel welcome and well fed!

What a wonderful hotel on a great location by the coach station. Lizzie at the front desk is the…read morebest! She provided excellent service and was so helpful. What a positive attitude she has! Management, please do something nice for her as she is a rare gem!

This is a well managed, clean and well kept hotel. The staff worked hard to provide excellent…read moreservice at every turn. Meals are fresh and delicious. Great staff!

What a great property. Staff was engaging, friendly and very accommodating. Rooms were very nice…read moreas well as the restaurant and bar. While the hotel is a 5 star rating, the staff would be a 10 plus if the scale went that high. Walking distance to Grand Central train station and any of the City centre activities. If we return to Belfast I guarantee this is where we will stay. Sophie even got our friend a leprechaun doll for his granddaughter and a special Liverpool pen for the rest of us. A lovely touch from a lovely lady. Also spent 1 night in the Dublin Premier Inn on our way back home with similar results and ratings.

Nice budget hotel with a hot breakfast, clean rooms and friendly staff…read more -There are 3 Premier Inns in Belfast - this is the one on Alfred Street in the city center. -The other 2 Premier Inn hotels are in the Belfast Quarter and the City Cathedral Quarter.

We were invited here for something to eat on the Sunday of the Belfast Marathon. We had to put it…read moreinto the sat nav as we aren't locals. We arrived about 5:30pm and the place was very busy. I think we got the last parking space and when we left about two hours later our space was taken so fast we had a hard time getting out as the folks were just bad mannered. We sat at a cramped table and the place was full of drinkers enjoying themselves. One waiter passed us several times with two pints on a tray as he couldn't locate the customers. After passing us a few times over several minutes he just gave up. The food menu was ok. I went for beans on toast small plate. This included a poached (fried) egg and this was what intrigued me. My food arrived (like the rest of the food (6 diners)) after far too long a wait and nobody bothered to drop by to say why it was so slow. We didn't see a lot of food going out as we waited. Service was friendly and the singers were terrible at singing and ok at playing instruments. We could hardly talk such was their volume and folks having to shout at each other to be heard. My Heinz baked beans came on toasted bread with no butter which would have helped immensely and not further seasoned and cool on a cold plate. The food was cooked/cold as I began to eat. The egg I really liked and it was poached sadly it too was cold and looked fried. The yolk was a bit runny and I did enjoy it but the meal ain't £8 worth. Absolutely no excuse for the food being cold. Others got chips with their burger mains all from a factory. This place doesn't need chefs just folks who can deep fry and assemble a plate. Teaching the importance of hot plates for hit food would be good. I wouldn't return for free it was pretty lousy. But what made it one star was the £8 dessert of Eton Mess. It had no strawberry or any other fruit like raspberry. It was a small bowl of whipped single cream with a small amount of cheap factory made meringue broken in and a red sugary cheap probably artificially coloured syrup meant to look strawberry. So no real strawberries were hurt in the making of this rubbish. I really loathe being ripped off and this do ye rightly culture which pervaded Northern Ireland for 50 years still persists. Never again. Avoid.

Our stay at the Lansdowne was absolutely excellent. From start to finish, it was fantastic. We…read morestayed for two nights and enjoyed lovely, clean rooms with fabulous showers and an added boost of shampoo and conditioner. The rooms were very soundproof, and we appreciated the complimentary water and Taytos. The staff were incredibly welcoming. We had a great breakfast--my husband enjoyed the Irish breakfast, while I opted for the vegetarian option. The cappuccino was the best I've ever tasted! We also savored delicious cocktails at the bar. Rhonda, our server, was sweet and helpful, as were the two bartenders and the check-in staff. The smoked haddock for dinner was outstanding. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough; it's definitely a solid choice!