Darragh Cross Holidays from £192

Given the price, I found this travel lodge a bit shabby. There’s a lot of competition in central Belfast and I don’t think it was quite up to standard

Stunning property with extremely helpful staff and gorgeous rooms.

Amazing Hotel and the views on a Sunny day are remarkable, well worth the stay

The apartment was ok, but very overpriced at £400 for the weekend. There is a lot of noise from outside as some local bars nearby, lots of shouting on the street outside at intervals from 11pm to 3am. The boiler is housed in a cupboard in a bedroom and rattled overnight. The apartment is very spacious and the boiler could easily have been housed in a cupboard away from sleeping areas. Having said that there is lots of space and nice to be able to relax in dining/lounge area. Check in was accommodated after our flight was delayed by 2 hours, and the building felt safe.

Suite was amazing and had plenty of room for three of us

A once-good hotel undergoing refurbishment - not told that in advance nor offered price reduction. Staff were lovely, especially dining room. Room nice; complementary coffee sachets not topped up, twice. Location: in a business area, access to city by car or on foot via river walk. Food: Dinner: ok but menu limited, with no 'small bite' options xc Caesar salad from starter menu. Chips not very crisp, but fish batter was crisp so we know they can do it. Breakfast: good choice, quality varied - bacon often dry, overbaked; boiled eggs cold or lukewarm some days, no marmalade! Bread: 'supermarket'-style packet white or brown, or v. heavy artisan bread - no rolls, no fresh-baked options. Coffee: poor quality - instant.