About the only thing this hotel has going for it is the staff, common areas are run down, there are…read moreno restaurants less than 1/2 a mile away, onsite restaurant for is generally mediocre, so where do we start? Let's start in the lobby, one of the elevator has both direction lights burned out, the other always shows up no matter which direction you are going. The common area carpets are what I would call filthy, foot prints and stains all the way through the hallway on our floor, peeling wallpaper, dirty walls. Housekeep staff is nice and it may be a staffing problem but both days they come while we were in the room, one day was early and the day after we had been out and about for about 6 hours, last thing you want to do on vacation is have to leave for housekeeping after you return from a day of excursions. They have an on-site restaurant, first night I ordered a steak medium rare, it came out much closer to medium, second night we ordered a pizza and on the crispy crust scale it was a big zero, no crisp to the crust at all, basically warm bread with pizza toppings, granted we are not in Chicago or New York or even LA but come on at least make it look like you know how to make a pizza. Unless you have a meeting in this hotel, I would pick something else in the city closer to some of the many fine restaurants. Lots of dust inside table lamps, floors not vacuumed during stay No USB chargers in room make sure to bring your own Big Letdown for a Radisson Hotel

Decent place to stay. Staffs are very good and helpful . Good experience . I will definitely stay…read morehere again in future

The Hotel is now renamed the Loughshore Hotel Carrickfergus. The staff are still the same helpful…read morehappy bunch. The rooms are excellent for 3*, and the food is superb. They have renovated and added a new bar, and it's great with free live entertainment at weekends! Definitely recommend a visit.

The hotel itself is good value. Especially considering hotels seem so expensive in Belfast…read more It could have been a bad experience for me but i found that ppl were slamming doors all night and running around. Not really the best nights sleep I have ever had. The room itself was fine, nothing fantastic to write home about but had the main features we all look for, including a nice tea station. The staff however are lovely and friendly, which is always great. Overall i think you get what you pay for here.

Stayed at Holiday Inn Express because it had parking and glad that we did stay here. The room was…read morevery comfortable and the staff are very friendly. I would definitely go back to this hotel. There was a buffet for breakfast and there was a great choice. The WiFi was great. The hotel is walking distance to the city centre and to the botanical gardens and the university. Would highly recommend this hotel, if staying in Belfast. I would definitely go back and stay here again

I enjoyed the breakfast buffet. It was always hot & adequately stocked…read more There is a huge dining area, which is also shared with the bar. The WiFi worked great. There is a gated parking lot. The hotel is located to many different restaurants, and it's also a quick walk to the city center. The shower drain was very slow. Even after putting in a request, it wasn't fixed during the duration of our stay. I requested extra blankets & pillows. It took the staff much too long to deliver the items. I had to go down to the front desk to request the items again. The rooms were clean & the bed was considerable. Overall, the stay was pleasant. However, the staffing needs to be held more accountable.

Great hotel. Saddest pizza I ever received in my life via their room service-seriously it reminded…read moreme of public school cafeteria pizza; it was atrocious and not at all delicious. Thankfully I was refunded after speaking to the front desk staff the next day, which renewed my faith in the location. Breakfast buffet has good offerings. Located right on the Lagan River, a short walk to St. George's Market and City Hall. My preferred hotel to stay at when visiting Belfast!

Pros. Location…read moregood for walking most spots. Breakfast very solid and included with Hilton status. Concierge is helpful. Cons. Hotel is a bit dated. Room not ready at check in time. AC not working. Only one elevator working. Other. Executive Lounge is good if free through Hilton status. Not worth more than $10/night if paying. Parking validated in nearby garage for 19 pounds a night.

Have been here for numerous events. Never stayed in the bedrooms…read more The standard across the board is good. My rating reflects that and also the food. The food often lacks depth of flavour. They seem to go for quantity rather not than quality. I was really impressed by this spread of canapes at a charity event I was at. That and the fancy set up made everyone feel very appreciated. The staff are very helpful. The car park is a let down. Being on a hill is not good when in heels or if you are elderly or have a disability.

I have nothing but good things to say about the Stormont Hotel - I have experienced their whole…read morerange of service, let me explain, firstly I attended a work conference, had diner at the onsite restaurant, burnt off my dinner at the gym and then stayed the night in a superior room - this was their description not mine. I would highly recommend The Stormont for any business that want host a professional event. The conference facilities are excellent, I was attending an event with Invest NI and we were treated to nothing but exceptional service from all the staff. The sweet bowls and water bottles table were kept filled at all times - it's the small things you remember and these little things could help to keep your customers happy or gain you extra orders! Having everything (Rooms, conference facilities, Restaurant, huge car park and Gym) in one place also is a huge benefit as it cuts down on the logistical nightmare for event attendees and hosts. The scenery isn't bad either - a five minute walk from Stormont Park and Parliament buildings - two great photo opportunities for visitors

Note: all my recent vacation in Ireland Yelp reviews will have the same 1st paragraph preamble, for…read morejust the review itself skip to the 2nd paragraph. On a whirlwind 2 week vacation to Ireland, the girlfriend & I tried to see & experience absolutely as much of this incredible land as we could. We did not accomplish every last activity we wished we could have on our rather ambitious itinerary. Nonetheless, we did discover a land of numerous stunning & magical wonders. We did see a land of unending natural beauty. We did learn of a land with a monumentally long history of trials, tragedies & triumphs. We did get to meet many kind, humorous, warm & generous people. Our vacation to Ireland was just 2 weeks, but that was time enough to know this is a land easy to love & a land to be sorely missed. Hotel 4 of 5 on our trip to Ireland was the Premier Inn Belfast near city center. This Premier Inn is a nice, clean, modern & inexpensive hotel with a very friendly & conversational staff. There are a couple hassles to staying here, however, & there was 1 complete fail in service during our stay. Checking in was great as we had a lively conversation with staff about our travels, the city of Belfast & a great many other things. We were greeted warmly from the front desk on most of our comings & goings. Our room was a decent size. While being neatly & efficiently appointed, the room still retained a comfortable feeling. From our 7th floor window we had a good view of Belfast & I was lucky enough to catch a couple beautiful sunrises over the low hills to the East. This Premier Inn on Alfred Street has no free parking or hotel car park. Paid parking is available nearby, but is pricey. Fortunately, we arrived on our 1st day late enough that it was after the paid street parking hours & we parked right in front of the hotel overnight for free. The next morning, we left the city for the day & again returned late enough to park on the street overnight for free. The day after that was Sunday & street parking is free all day. Lastly, the morning after that, we checked out & somehow managed to avoid paying for parking the 3 nights we stayed in Belfast. Internet is available in the hotel either at a couple computers in the lobby or by Wi-Fi in the room. Either way, you're really going to have to pay for it. Like £1/ 20 minutes or £20/ day pay for it. I think this is patently ridiculous. Finally, there was the single fail during our stay. Our 1st night in Belfast came after a long day driving & both the girlfriend & I were very tired. In addition to being very tired, it was late, we were hungry & we didn't know any places near the hotel to get dinner so we decided it would be easiest to eat at the hotel restaurant. I ordered a burger & fries. It took over 35 minutes for the kitchen to produce that burger & fries. Tired, hungry & waiting over 35 minutes for a burger & fries just ain't cool. We were comped a round of beers, so I left it at that. Overall, the Premier Inn on Alfred Street in Belfast is a good hotel for the money. The kind & hospitable hotel staff was definitely a highlight. It's in a conveniently central location, but parking a car while staying here can be dicey or expensive. Although Premier Inn is certainly not the only hotel to charge a fee for internet use, I find this practice at hotels to be absurd. About as absurd as waiting nearly 40 minutes for a burger & fries.

The Premier Inn, complete with Lenny Henry, offers customers a bed that is of Premier quality and…read morestaff that are as full of premier quality too. Thankfully they do just that. As part of a trip all over the UK, my auntie and uncle came here for one night. They got a taxi to and from the bus station so finding the hotel was not overly difficult. The lady at the desk got them checked in and sorted in minutes and their room was clean, tidy and quiet. They ate in the restaurant which was cheap and tasty. They got breakfast in the morning and the lady at the reception rang for a taxi and got them to the bus station on time, Uneventful I know but all you want from a hotel is that it is reliable and does what it should. And Premier Inn does just that.

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!

Not sure why Dukes Hotel doesn't have a much better Yelp page, they recently revamped their hotel…read moreand downstairs bar "The Practitioner". First and foremost, I will absolutely miss staying here. Staff was so friendly and helpful, tended to all our room needs, our room "Botanic Suite" had a wonderful street view, no street noise, no noise at all from our neighbors- it was so quiet during our stay we slept well for the most part - my only complaint was the queen bed was actually just two twin beds put together which could be uncomfortable, the TV was placed in the dinning area but made it difficult to watch in bed and there weren't many channels available. The suite was so big, but it lacked a refrigerator, microwave, drawers for clothing, and oddly enough the shower was missing a door. The tub bath included made up for that however. From what I was told the hotel is still being renovated. This hotel offers a variety of services including wake up calls, tour services, breakfast, transportation set up and much more. It's a small boutique hotel in a lively and safe neighborhood, right down the street from Queens university and the Ulster Museum, so you'll find lots of pubs, live music, restaurants, market store just a block away, the bus and train station is near by, Uber is easy to use in the area and you can walk to almost anything you need. I would definitely stay here again!

I can't say enough good things about the Duke's at Queen's. Apparently, it was renovated around 2-3…read moreyears ago, and it's a small but comfortable boutique hotel conveniently near Queen's University. Although small, the lobby is light and airy. The rooms are bigger than average, with incredibly sleek bathrooms. The beds were insanely comfortable, and the large plasma TVs were a nice touch, though a bit tough to finagle. The staff could not have been nicer, as they were insanely helpful in answering whatever questions we had about what to do in town. I hope I return to Belfast sooner rather than later, and I would definitely consider staying here again!