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We had an amazing stay, near to shops, restaurants, Grand Opera house & bus station. Lovely helpful staff
Jurys Inn Belfast£57
Jurys Inn Belfast£57Good room spacious good bathroom. Breakfast was buffet style and excellent. Staff very helpful, suggested how to get to attractions
Park Inn by Radisson Belfast£43
Park Inn by Radisson Belfast£43Luckily blessed with lovely weather to enjoy sea views,excellent location,staff very friendly and helpful, easy to enjoy yourself,stress free
Portrush Atlantic Hotel£56
Portrush Atlantic Hotel£56for the price of the hotel it was really nice to stay at. Cheap and affordable and the staff where excellent. Very friendly and welcoming. The mattress was a little on the hard side but that’s my own personal taste but I still slept well.
Botanic Rest Bed & Breakfast£33
Botanic Rest Bed & Breakfast£33Great for a stop over Limited restaurant menus but good food Comfy bed Great position for airport
Maldron Hotel Belfast Airport£59
Maldron Hotel Belfast Airport£59Staff very friendly and helpful. Few issues with room that were dealt with initially very quickly however seems communication between staff not very efficient as problem not known to have not been fixed. Good outcome also discount though and sincere apologies. much appreciated
ibis Belfast City Centre£42
ibis Belfast City Centre£42Nice, friendly hotel. Rooms comfortable, extremely clean, only gripe was waterstain on the ceiling and a shower with a fixed head and no room to stand under the water. If you were short then the water would probably not touch you.Temperature of water was OK but not hot, pressure of water excellent. ...
Ballyrobin Country Lodge£52
Ballyrobin Country Lodge£52Stayed for one night, excellent location, lovely staff and delightful room. Will be staying there again.
The Crescent Townhouse Hotel£54
The Crescent Townhouse Hotel£54Lovely option to explore Belfast. Not right into the town centre, but easy enough to walk. Good amenities in the area but the hotel has a good restaurant as well. Thanks for showing all the Champions League games :-) Really enjoyed watching them live.
Ramada Encore Belfast City Centre£49
Ramada Encore Belfast City Centre£49Basic Ibis hotel. Good student neighborhood for variety of inexpensive restaurants . About a 20 minutes walk from airport bus, one block from Belfast city train. Worth the price
ibis Belfast Queens Quarter£42
ibis Belfast Queens Quarter£42Antrim is a town in County Antrim, sitting in a truly stunning position on the banks of Six Mile Water River and the shores of the largest lake in the UK, Lough Neagh. There has been a settlement on this particular spot for more than 1,500 years, a fact which is reflected in the narrow, 18th century streets of the town centre itself and by the presence of a number of historically important buildings.
The fact that Antrim is only 18 miles west of Belfast city centre, however, means that there’s much more to it than simply an enjoyment of rural solitude and a quieter pace of life. A base such as a three star hotel in Antrim will allow you to enjoy everything which Belfast has to offer, in terms of culture, nightlife and commerce, while still being able to return to accommodation which is tucked away amid a degree of tranquillity and seclusion.
The centre of Antrim itself is a fairly bustling place, packed with not only the aforementioned historical buildings, but also a wide selection of shops, running from local independent traders to larger, well-known high street names. As befits a town which is ideally located for an exploration of the wider Ireland beyond its borders, Antrim attracts many visitors from around the world. Seeking somewhere to stay, you can choose between budget bed and breakfasts, luxurious country lodges and backpacker hostels offering a basic but comfortable bed for the night.
A three star hotel in Antrim will offer the best of all worlds – clean, comfortable and luxurious enough to allow you to enjoy your stay, but affordable enough to leave plenty of money left over to spend on everything which Antrim and County Antrim has to offer. Whether you travel further afield to explore the fabled nightlife of Ireland or sample what Antrim itself has to offer, you’ll be grateful for the convenience of a town centre three star hotel to return to at the end of a lively night out.
Although the bright lights of Belfast are just a short drive away, the centre of Antrim itself offers its own selection of places in which to enjoy a night out. Both the Antrim Park Pub Restaurant on Ballymena Road and the Back Shed on Bridge Street combine a warm menu and family-friendly ethos with the chance to enjoy some simple but satisfying pub grub. Maddens Bar and Grill on the High Street offers the same amid a friendly welcome and also provides live music and a DJ at the weekend and on several week nights.
An exploration of the town centre is bound to turn up several more traditional pubs, packed with the kind of local characters that Ireland seems to specialise in, and a three star hotel in the centre of town makes for the perfect base for just such an exploration.
Two major airports, George Best Belfast City Airport and Belfast International are less than 30 minutes’ drive away from Antrim, with the latter being only five miles distant. This ease of access, combined with the proximity of both rural Ireland and the bright lights of Belfast, make Antrim worth visiting from anywhere in the world at any time of the year.