Very nice little hotel tucked behind Botanic station near Queens University. Was recommended to…read morestay here by my host and there were no complaints. Hotel was well located and quiet, a little off the busy street with stores and restaurants but still close enough to walk to Queens U, Ulster Museum, and the Botanic Gardens. Rooms are on the smaller side but have a bath tub and plenty of hot water which is always nice. Little fridge and a kettle provided. Front desk staff is very helpful. Breakfast was more delightful than expected with a full selection of cooked to order dishes as well as the usual fruit and croissants. Definitely worth staying next time I'm in Belfast.

Wonderful hotel with spectacular level of service. Walking distance to plenty of sites. Great place…read moreto stay.

Best French Toast and Bacon in town. For ultimate satisfaction ensure you ask for both toast and…read morebacon to be well done, I ask for crispy. Utterly to die for. Coffee is good. Service bit slow tbh but food in general makes up for that. And staff are lovely. Seating difficult for those with mobility issues and the layout is not exactly stroller or car seat friendly but nothing a bit of manoeuvring can't fix. Parking limited however a little trick is to leave car to car wash on main Lisburn road beforehand, just opposite Maryville Park for valet and collect it after. Parking issue solved.

Came here with a Grab One deal from Dublin and was amazed--the rooms are really nice with great…read moresoft fluffy beds and pillows, decent TV selection, and great food and tea. The tea is all loose-leaf which I like better than the bags of tea so I was really excited about that. The breakfast was so good that we cleared it super fast--the Irish Breakfast and the Eggs Benedict. I think the sauce for the benedict is homemade as well because there was a mustard flavour in it that I am not used to. For afternoon tea we got sandwiches and scones (scones, by the way, are sitting on the first floor all day long so if you want one at 2am you can have one) and tones of cute desert items--meringue, two different types of cookies, and some moose. The staff were great and friendly and the whole place is very clean. If I come back to Belfast I would stay here again in a second!

Looking for a lovely B£B in Northern Ireland, make a stop in Bangor. Studio 101 has it all…read more Affordable, friendly, clean and comfortable. You will want to cone back!

Went for a pint after dinner and ended up staying late thanks to the hospitality of the regulars.read more

Stayed here for 2 nights in September 2013. The Room was spacious though the bathroom small. Was…read morenice to have the pub and the nice waitstaff so close. Seemed a tad pricey but I think maybe everything was in the area. Very close to Bushmills

Comfy Bed and Breakfast with very reasonable rates and a feeling of being at home each time you…read morestay ;)

Nice place and very warm greeting from Mary. Recommended a…read moregreat place for dinner and was a short walk away. Close to all major attractions on the North Coast and would stay here again.

From the owner: On-Site Self Catering, Bed And Breakfast, Tea And Coffee In All Rooms, Televisions With Freeview…read moreChannels, Full Irish Breakfast, En-Suite Double Rooms, Interconnecting Suite, Traditional Hospitality, Guest House

My wife did a photo shoot here today and we were absolutely bowled over by this fantastic building…read more Not only has it got stupendous building character, it's contents are out of this world. This is a true shrine to Elvis and all things Film and TV!! It's also a working B&B and I was fortunate to meet the very pleasant Lady of the Manor, Ethy. The B&B is located on the glorious coastal route and is but a stones throw from Belfast. The rates to stay are very competitive and I think I will pop in for brekkie!!!! It's open for tours during upcoming European Heritage Open Days next weekend.

A wonderful place to stay. Just a little outside Belfast but a 12 mnute drive away, enough outside…read moreto enjoy the view over Belfast Lough and the short walk down to the shore. It's a listed building designed by Lanyon who did the QUB building. Tim and Ethy go out of their way to make you feel at home, with home-made breakfasts and a genuine feeling of hospitality. The building is full of quirky objects from Tim's collections which makes it all the more one of a kind!

Main attraction here are the folks running this B&B. They are retired farmers in their seventies…read moreand very nice and friendly. The room itself had a wonderful view over the bay. Everything was clean and modern and the room had it's own bathroom. There was no TV or water heater though. The room was 55£ for the two of us including breakfast. No credit cards accepted.

Ah The X Factor. You have a myriad of ways to ruin folk's lives and also weekends away. We needed a…read morehotel room because our ferry had been cancelled and we were stuck in Belfast for another night. We frantically looked at options such as getting a bus to Dublin and staying the night there. But thanks to the internet and smart phones we found a wee B&B near the Antrim Road. We had a bit of trouble finding the place at first and the taxi driver was quite unfriendly. We got there and no one answered the door for a while so we were a bit scared we'd been scammed. But then a friendly Irish woman opened the door and showed us to our room. Our room was lovely and cosy. It was done up very nicely. The heating took a wee while to come on and we had an issue with the Free view box. The bed was fairly comfy. Breakfast the next morning was amazing. Aoife makes everything herself. The jams were great as was the home made bread. Sleepy Cedars was so welcoming. What I like about small B&Bs is that they are a lot more personal than big hotels. If I was coming over to Belfast again, I'd stay here.