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.

Very nice Guesthouse. Typically English, but very clean and the intercontinental breakfast was…read moretaste fantastic. Will be here for my next Ireland holiday as well. Good starting point to visit Belfast and all POI's around. 15-20 minutes walk to the centre with lot of pubs and restaurants on the way.

What fantastic value! It's in a good location - a quiet neighborhood next to Lisburn Road, which is…read morefull of shops and restaurants, and about a 20 minute walk to the city centre. They cook a good British breakfast (included in the price) and are friendly without being annoying. The private rooms are quite a good size, it's very clean, and the bathrooms are just down the hall and I never needed to wait to use one. It's not the quietest place I've stayed, especially early in the morning when everyone gets up and about for breakfast, but there's not pounding music from the club next door or street noise. A really great value if you're looking for somewhere clean, cheap, and well-located to stay while in Belfast.

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!

At around £34/night this place offers excellent value. The rooms are small and cozy--but not too…read moresmall to prevent you from moving around freely. You don't get a toilet/shower ensuite, but they're available to share with other guests and if you're up early enough there shouldn't be too much trouble getting through. They also serve a simple, but tasteful breakfast with Eggs and Bacon made to order with toasts, cereal, orange juice, coffee and everything. The breakfast is included in the room's cost, so you're not really paying anything extra--great deal if you're traveling on a budget. The hosts are super-friendly and I would definitely come back here if I'm visiting Belfast again.

Edenvale is a beautiful B&B set on farmland right on the coast. The innkeepers are both very…read morefriendly and nice. The house itself is a lovely Irish farmhouse that is probably hundreds of years old. The inside of the house has been totally remodeled to retain the classic look but with modern amenities. The outside is surrounded by vast farmland with a hedge defining the inner yard and gardens. An Irish farm outbuilding sits out back but it too has been remodeled into living space. Breakfast was wonderful with fresh fruit, yogurt, and a plate of eggs and bacon or salmon. There was more than enough to eat and the breakfast tasted really good. It is for all these reasons that I give Edenvale a five star rating.

The Keep is a gorgeous guesthouse just outside the centre of Carrickfergus…read more I had known it was there for years and hadn't really given it much thought, until about a year ago when I was inside due to meeting with visiting friends from England who were staying there. It is so modern and tastefully decorated inside, and the couple who own it are super friendly, and my friends told me that they really went out of their way to help them, even giving them a lift into Belfast to see a show at the opera house when their taxi failed to turn up! Each room has a large flat screen TV and DVD player, and the bathrooms have power showers - and as mentioned, the decor is outstanding. No run of the mill generics here! If you are on business, or even just a net junkie, they have free wifi throughout. It only costs £25 per person sharing, and this includes a full cooked breakfast. This guesthouse would be absolutely perfect for anyone visiting Carrickfergus, or Belfast, which is only a short 15 minute drive from here.

I found this place via hotels.com had good star rating and a perfect stopping point coming out of…read moreDublin heading towards Giant Causeway. Carrickfergus Castle, you can see from the front door. We were met by Raymond, very nice and friendly. He lugged our suitcases up stairs for us. When I entered the room, it was very clean and had the home feel to it. 3 single beds, one double bed. We're traveling with 3 adults so the room is perfect size. A couch, flat screen tv with 172 channels if you planned to stay in. Small refrig for some cold items. $30 pound per person a night. I would definitely stay here in the future and highly recommend this B & B.

What a lovely place to stay in Belfast! Nestled off the main road & covered in ivy, this B&B is…read morejust so quaint. From the entry way to the cozy living/ dining room, you feel like you've stepped back to the early 20th century. Breakfast orders are taken the day before & you're greeted in the morning with a beautifully laid out table labeled with your room number. Delicious food!! The rooms are very cozy & decorated with various oriental themed items. Upon going out for the day, leave your key fob on the rack under the stairs. The proprietor is extremely helpful with information about touring around town & well as educating you on past & recent history. Highly recommended.

We stayed one night here. Our host was very accommodating and attentive to our needs. The home was…read moredecorated with antiques, China, and other decor for a older/well maintained building. The furnishing were very nice and our room was comfortable. The food was amazing and even had big portions! I definitely recommend the Irish breakfast here! Thank you for a great stay and fantastic food!

If you're visiting Belfast or Northern Ireland in general, this is the place to be. With amazing…read morehosts, this Bed & Breakfast comes with delicious breakfasts (you can choose what you want from a variety of options) including a full ulster breakfast. The rooms are fresh and the beds are very comfortable. The bathrooms are like new. No complaints about this place except that it is a bit in the middle of nowhere, but that is a positive as well- the drive into town has a nice countryside view!