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A modern dining area with high ceilings, large windows, and a mix of bar and table seating.

A modern interior with seating areas, large windows, and a view of the street.

A modern hotel reception area with a curved counter, multiple receptionists' stations, a minibar, and a bar area.

A bar area with a modern design, featuring a brick wall, a yellow metal shelf, and multiple hanging lights.

1. Hampton by Hilton Belfast City Centre

Belfast City Centre

Linda

RM439

RM527 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A modern hotel lobby with a reception desk, bar area, and seating with a coffee machine.

A hotel room with two beds, a desk, a chair, and a large window with curtains.

A gym with exercise equipment, a water dispenser, and a view of the outside through a window.

A conference room with a carpeted floor, modern furniture, and a digital screen on the wall.

2. Maldron Hotel Belfast City

Belfast City Centre

Nadia

RM388

RM466 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A building entrance with large windows, potted plants, and hanging lights.

An entrance to The Flint Hotel with a sign above the door, potted plants, and a brick wall.

A room with a bed, a table, and a TV mounted on a wall.

A modern interior with large windows, indoor plants, and a bar area.

3. The Flint

Belfast City Centre

Samantha

RM272

RM326 total

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A modern kitchen with a long counter, a dining area, and large windows providing a view of the city.

An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, a green vertical garden, and a neon sign reading "The Terrace AC by Marriott Belfast".

A modern hotel room with a large window, a flat-screen TV, a sofa, a small coffee table, and a minibar.

A modern living room with a sofa, chairs, a coffee table, and a bookshelf.

4. AC Hotels by Marriott Belfast

Belfast

FLORENCE

RM465

RM558 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A restaurant interior with a green-tiled counter, hanging pendant lights, and various potted plants.

A modern hotel lobby with a red sofa, beige armchairs, and a wooden coffee table with books.

A staircase with a red handrail, surrounded by lush green plants.

A modern hotel lobby with a bar area, seating, and potted plants.

5. Second Nature Belfast

Belfast City Centre

Harold

RM449

RM538 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

The entrance of The Fitzwilliam Hotel with a circular facade and a sign above the door.

A modern living room with a sofa, armchairs, a coffee table, and a fireplace. There are bookshelves and a television.

A modern hotel with a corner entrance, large windows, and a well-lit facade.

A modern living room with a sofa, armchairs, a coffee table, and a fireplace.

6. The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast

Belfast City Centre

Natalie

RM690

RM828 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A lobby with a reception desk, marble flooring, a staircase with a railing, and framed pictures on the walls.

A restaurant with a long counter, booths, and a bar area.

A bookshelf with books and decorative items, a green vase, and a framed picture on the wall.

A hotel room with a view of a historic building, a comfortable chair, a bedside table with a lamp, and a neatly made bed.

7. The Bedford Hotel Belfast

Belfast City Centre

Carolyn

RM567

RM680 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Oct - 21 Oct

A grand hotel entrance with a symmetrical facade, large arched windows, and a central glass door.

A modern hotel room with a leather sofa, a glass coffee table, and a view of the city through large windows.

A waiter serving tea and pastries in a spacious, well-lit dining area with high ceilings and large windows.

A hotel room with a large bed, a desk, a chair, a vanity, and a window with a view of the city.

8. Titanic Hotel Belfast

Titanic Quarter

Janessa

RM551

RM662 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Nov - 4 Nov

An outdoor seating area with wicker furniture, a neon sign, and a mural.

A modern hotel with a prominent neon sign, large windows, and a classic building facade.

A modern cafe with a long wooden counter, multiple seating areas, and hanging pendant lights.

A modern bar area with a neon sign, a sofa, and a bar counter.

9. Moxy Belfast City

Belfast City Centre

Jordan

RM376

RM451 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A modern lobby with a staircase, seating area, and large windows.

A modern hotel room with a dining area, a sofa, and a view of the cityscape.

A dining area with a wooden table set for a meal, surrounded by chairs, with a view of a bridge through large windows.

A modern hotel with a prominent Hilton sign, a waterfront location, and a contemporary building adjacent to it.

10. Hilton Belfast hotel

Belfast City Centre

Emma

RM458

RM550 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A historic building with ornate architecture, large windows, and a tree in front.

A modern bar area with yellow seating, a neon sign, and hanging plants.

A spacious lobby with checkered flooring, seating arrangements, and large windows allowing natural light.

A restaurant with a curved seating area, a central clock, and shelves with white bowls.

11. Malmaison Belfast

Belfast City Centre

Bethany

RM444

RM533 total

includes taxes & fees

8 Nov - 9 Nov

A modern lounge area with a teal sofa, round tables, and colorful chairs.

A modern hotel lobby with a television, seating areas, and a bar section.

A modern hotel lobby with a wooden reception desk, seating area with a sofa and ottomans, and a bar in the background.

A modern lounge area with a blue sofa, wooden tables, colorful chairs, and a bookshelf with board games.

12. Holiday Inn Belfast City Centre by IHG

Belfast City Centre

Heather

RM426

RM511 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A modern cafe with wooden slat walls, red and blue seating, and pendant lighting.

A modern building with a covered parking area, multiple cars parked, and a clear view of the entrance.

A gym with weightlifting equipment, including barbells, weight plates, and a squat rack.

A modern hotel room with a bed, a red chair, a TV, and a desk with a lamp.

13. Holiday Inn Express Belfast City by IHG

Belfast City Centre

Sinead

RM304

RM364 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A bar area with a long counter, multiple bar stools, and a seating area with a sofa and chairs.

A modern lounge area with various seating options, including sofas and chairs, and a bar area with shelves of bottles.

A hotel room with two beds, a desk, a chair, a TV, and a window with curtains.

A modern lounge area with a sofa, chairs, a TV, and a fireplace.

14. Leonardo Hotel Belfast

Belfast City Centre

Thomas

RM383

RM460 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A building with the sign 'CARALOOE' on the facade, featuring large arched windows and a brick exterior.

A hotel lobby with a red carpet, a sofa, two armchairs, a reception desk, and a wall clock.

A table with a bottle of champagne, two glasses, and a metallic container, surrounded by red rose petals.

A hotel room with a bed, bedside table, lamp, mirror, desk, chair, and a wardrobe.

15. Tara Lodge

Belfast City Centre

Douglas

RM385

RM462 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A multi-story hotel with a brick facade, multiple balconies, and a glass entrance.

A bar area with a bartender serving drinks to customers seated at a table.

Three people engaged in conversation at a wooden counter in a modern interior with large windows and a chandelier.

16. Clayton Hotel Belfast City

Belfast City Centre

Daniel

RM435

RM522 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Nov - 17 Nov

A building with the word "EURO" on the facade, suggesting it is a hotel or similar establishment.

A cozy living room with a fireplace, a round coffee table, and a seating area with a sofa and armchairs.

A hotel interior with a waiter serving a tray of food. The room has a cozy seating area with striped cushions and a red sofa.

17. Europa Hotel

Belfast City Centre

Corry

RM571

RM686 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

An outdoor dining area with tables and chairs, a large decorative structure, and a building with multiple windows in the background.

A restaurant interior with a bar area, seating arrangements, and visible kitchen equipment.

A cozy indoor seating area with a wooden wall, a ceiling with string lights, and a sign that reads "MALFY GIN ITALY".

A restaurant with wooden ceiling beams, patterned tablecloths, and hanging light fixtures.

18. Bullitt Hotel

Belfast City Centre

Kiana

RM538

RM646 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

An outdoor seating area with tables and chairs, a coffee planter, and a sign for SQ Bar & Grill Belfast.

A restaurant with long wooden tables, black cushioned booths, and hanging pendant lights.

A wooden display with a map titled 'Belfast Visitor Map Ramada by Wyndham', a sign about Ramada property ownership, and a potted plant.

A building with a sign reading "RAMADA BY WYNDHAM" and a large entrance with glass doors.

19. Ramada by Wyndham Belfast City Centre

Belfast City Centre

jorge

RM295

RM354 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A modern interior with a large tree in a planter, a yellow sofa, and bookshelves filled with books and decorative items.

A large, historic stone castle with multiple towers and turrets, surrounded by well-maintained gardens and a manicured lawn.

A modern lobby with a large tree, bookshelves, seating, and a glass elevator.

20. voco Belfast by IHG

Belfast City Centre

Arun

RM381

RM457 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

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Holiday Rentals in Belfast

Aparthotel

A hotel room with a large bed, a wooden wardrobe, a round mirror, and a view of the outside.

A wooden deck with glass railings overlooking a building with large windows and a brick facade.

A hotel corridor with a skylight, round wall lights, and a red carpet.

A modern living room with a sofa, a coffee table, and a TV on a wooden stand.

Cordia Serviced Apartments

Belfast City Centre

"Great apartment for a business trip."

Apartment

A greenhouse with a glass dome, surrounded by well-manicured gardens with various colorful flowers and a clear blue sky.

A Victorian-style brick house with bay windows, a green door, and a well-maintained front garden.

A neatly made bed with floral pillows, two bedside lamps, and a large abstract painting on the wall.

A modern living room with a grey sofa, wooden coffee table, and a dining area with a glass table and chairs. A kitchen with white cabinets and a brick backsplash is visible.

The Ulsterville Residences

Belfast City Centre

"Great stay"

Apartment

A living room with a grey sofa, a dining table with yellow and blue chairs, and two framed pictures on the wall.

A modern living room with a sofa, a dining table, a yellow armchair, a flat-screen TV, a world map, and a clock on the wall.

Central Belfast Apartments: Salisbury

Belfast City Centre

"The property is a bit outdated and the location is not as convenient. Overall ok experience"

Aparthotel

A modern kitchen with dark cabinetry, a herringbone-patterned floor, and a dining area with a large window offering a view of the outside.

A laundry room with six stacked washing machines, a patterned floor, and a window with a view of buildings outside.

A modern kitchen with dark cabinetry, a herringbone-patterned backsplash, and a black door.

A staircase with black balusters and a wooden handrail, flanked by framed pictures on the walls.

No 5 by Warren Collection

Belfast City Centre

"Stayed here for two nights, beautiful property and spotlessly clean. "

Apartment

A double room with two beds, each with a headboard, bedside tables, and lamps.

A glass-enclosed shower with a handheld showerhead and a wall-mounted faucet.

A compact living space with a kitchenette, a sofa, and a TV mounted on the wall.

A double bed with a striped blanket and a pillow, a nightstand with a lamp, and a wall with two paintings.

Waterworks En Suite Rooms with Private Living Room

Skegoneill

"I recommend it for anyone who wants to visit Belfast."

Apartment

A row of multi-story residential buildings with a gated entrance and a "No Parking" sign.

A modern living room with a dark wood floor, a black leather sofa, a dining table with chairs, and a kitchen area with white cabinets.

A bedroom with a bed, bedside table, lamp, and a view of the outside.

A room with two leather sofas, a small table, and a TV mounted on the wall.

Welly Self Service

Belfast City Centre

"Very good location as bus stop just across it .. shops nearby .. has washing machine .. had a comfortable stay"

Apartment

A modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and a white countertop.

A vintage bar with a checkered floor, multiple stools, and a counter with various items.

A bedroom with a bed, a wardrobe, and a window with a view.

A modern living room with a glass dining table, leather sofa, and large windows offering a city view.

Skyline & Sea

Belfast City Centre

"Great Belfast apartment with lovely views for one night in the city"

Apartment

A modern kitchen with a central island, black bar stools, pendant lighting, and a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall.

A modern hotel room with a bed, a bathroom with a marble shower, and a herringbone-patterned floor.

A modern kitchen with a central island, black cabinets, and a white countertop.

A modern kitchen with a herringbone floor, a black and yellow sofa, and a dining area with a white table and chairs.

No 1 Luxury Service Accommodation

Ballymacarret

"The apartment was clean and location was good."

Aparthotel

A dining area with a wooden table, chairs, a chandelier, and a fireplace.

A cozy living room with a fireplace, comfortable seating, and a chandelier.

A bar area with a dark wood bar, shelves with bottles, and a brick wall.

A library with dark wood bookshelves, leather armchairs, and a large window with a view of trees.

Regency House

Belfast City Centre

"The attention to detail and care with which every query was carried out were phenomenal. As for the food, it was on a whole other level of quality and creativity - worthy of a Michelin star!"

Apartment

A compact kitchen with white tiles, a built-in oven, and a stainless steel range hood.

A hallway with a door at the end, an emergency exit sign, and a ceiling light fixture.

A digital keypad lock with illuminated numbers and a card slot, mounted on a wooden door.

A neatly made bed with a green blanket and two towels, a white bedside table with a lamp, a yellow pillow, and a white dresser with drawers.

3-bed Central Apartment - Sleeps 5 & Pets Ok

Belfast City Centre

"The flat is a good size and in a good location. The facilities and equipment were more than adequate, the hosts were responsive and pleasant and overall we were very happy. There were some minor issues - cleaning and maintenance could both be improved somewhat."

Holiday Home

A narrow hallway with a wooden floor, a black mat at the bottom of the stairs, and a wall with a stone pattern.

A hallway with grey wooden flooring, white baseboards, and a brick wall on one side.

A corner of a building with a white door, a window with metal bars, and a small outdoor seating area with two white chairs and a round table.

A neatly made bed with striped bedding, two floral pillows, and a folded towel on the bed.

St James Street Townhouse Belfast

Belfast

"It was clean and comfortable "

Holiday Home

A modern living room with a brick wall, a flat-screen TV, a fireplace, and a sofa.

A bedroom with a brick-patterned wall, a bed with floral bedding, a bedside lamp, and a window with blinds.

A living room with a dark blue sofa, gold and blue cushions, a side table with a lamp, and a brick-patterned wall.

A hallway with a wooden railing, a glass shower, and a window with a decorative item on the sill.

RS Belfast Hesketh

Belfast

"The property was easy to find and access was simple and effective The host was very helpful with her communication. The property had all of the amenities we were looking for and was located close to downtown Belfast."

Apartment

Central Belfast Apartments: University Street

Belfast City Centre

"It’s the best place to stay for everyone loved it "

Apartment

A neatly made bed with a checkered pillowcase, a folded gray towel, and a wooden headboard.

A dining table set with bowls, plates, cutlery, and a fruit basket.

A compact living space with a black leather sofa, wooden dining table, and kitchen area including a microwave and refrigerator.

A kitchen with grey cabinets, a stove, oven, microwave, and a window with blinds.

3Bed/2Bath Duplex Apartment - Pure Bliss Belfast

Skegoneill

"Nice property and very easy to get to."

Apartment

A neatly made bed in a hotel room with a wooden headboard, a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall, and a window with a view of the outside.

A bar area with a wooden counter, stools, and a tiled backsplash.

A kitchen with a tiled backsplash, a kettle, a coffee maker, and a tray with glasses and a bowl of fruit.

A cozy, air-conditioned room with a wooden interior and a glass door, featuring a sign that reads "LUCKY DUCK AUTHENTIC BELFAST CHINESE."

Converted Bar & Chinese Takeaway

Belfast City Centre

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Where to stay in Belfast

Find the best Belfast areas for the activities you enjoy most.Learn more about Belfast

A street with a mural, brick buildings, and flower boxes.

A cobblestone street lined with brick buildings, some with flower boxes and string lights.

A narrow street with red flowers, neon signs, and people walking.

A historic street with ornate buildings, street lamps, and parked cars.

A street with a large mural, brick buildings, and hanging plants.

Cathedral Quarter

Belfast's Cathedral Quarter surrounds historic St. Anne's Cathedral with cobblestone streets and Victorian warehouses that showcase the city's rich heritage. The area buzzes with traditional Irish pubs, live music venues, and cultural energy. Art lovers can explore the MAC's contemporary exhibitions and colourful street murals. Wander through narrow alleys lined with boutique galleries and craft shops. Enjoy an authentic Irish meal in a historic pub before catching a performance at one of the many cultural venues. The quarter's walkable design makes exploring this creative district remarkably easy.

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A modern building with a unique purple-lit facade and a large open plaza with a train track.

A modern building with a unique geometric facade and a glass section.

A modern building with a unique geometric facade and a prominent entrance area.

A modern building with illuminated patterns at night, reflecting on the water.

A modern building with a unique geometric facade and tall vertical poles.

Titanic Quarter

Belfast's historic Titanic Quarter celebrates its maritime heritage with modern flair. The gleaming Titanic Belfast museum anchors this waterfront district where the legendary ship was built. Iconic yellow Harland & Wolff cranes tower over a revitalised harbour lined with restaurants and walkways. Explore the historic slipways where Titanic first touched water or tour the SS Nomadic, the ship's tender vessel. Film studios and interactive museums like W5 Discovery Centre offer engaging experiences. Wide promenades make strolling along Belfast Lough pleasant, with spectacular views of the shipyard's industrial landscape transformed.

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A large, historic brick building with multiple towers and arched windows.

A street with a historic tower, modern buildings, and pedestrians.

A street lined with trees and parked cars.

A tree-lined sidewalk with pedestrians, a bus, and buildings in the background.

A busy urban street with historic red brick buildings, a green traffic light, and a sign for Botanic Gardens.

Queens Quarter

Queens Quarter revolves around Belfast's historic Queen's University campus with its striking Victorian architecture. Students bring youthful energy to tree-lined streets dotted with independent bookshops and cosy cafes. The area offers cultural gems like Ulster Museum and the beautiful Botanic Gardens with its tropical plant houses. Wander through Georgian and Edwardian terraces to discover arthouse films at Queen's Film Theatre. International restaurants reflect the diverse student population with affordable dining options. The area remains walkable and relaxed while offering easy access to Belfast's city centre via frequent bus services.

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A marina with several boats docked, a modern building, and a clear blue sky.

Ballymacarret

East Belfast's Ballymacarret offers a window into authentic Northern Irish life away from tourist centers. CS Lewis Square honours the famous author with impressive sculptures from his Narnia series. Belfast Oval provides green space in this working-class area known for its striking loyalist murals and rich cultural heritage. The area reveals Belfast's evolving post-industrial identity through emerging creative spaces. Traditional pubs serve hearty Ulster fry breakfasts at budget-friendly prices. Within walking distance of Titanic Belfast, this residential haven lets visitors experience everyday Belfast while accessing nearby attractions.

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A grand neoclassical building with a large dome and two towers, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and benches.

A large historic building with a green dome and two towers.

A large historic building with a green dome and classical architecture.

A grand neoclassical building with a large central dome, two smaller domes, and a statue in front.

The Grand Opera House with a marquee advertising 'Scoundrels'.

Belfast City Centre

Belfast City Centre blends Victorian grandeur with modern energy around the majestic domed City Hall. The Cathedral Quarter buzzes with art galleries and traditional pubs housed in ornate red-brick buildings. Historic cobblestone streets lead to theatres and museums that showcase the city's rich cultural heritage. Excellent rail connections at three nearby stations make exploring easy from this walkable district. Shop at Victoria Square mall or browse St. George's Market for local treasures. After dark, enjoy everything from traditional Irish music sessions to contemporary dining in this compact, character-filled heart of Belfast.

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Stay near popular Belfast attractions

A modern building with geometric patterns and illuminated signage.

Titanic Belfast

9.2/10 (1,837 reviews)

Explore the world's largest Titanic experience at the shipyard where the legendary vessel was built. Journey through nine galleries bringing the ship's tragic storey to life with artefacts and personal narratives.

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A nighttime marina with boats docked, a modern building with multiple floors, and a brightly lit hotel in the background.

SSE Arena

8.8/10 (570 reviews)

Northern Ireland's premier entertainment venue hosts concerts, shows, and Belfast Giants ice hockey games. Enjoy performances in state-of-the-art comfort with premium hospitality options and excellent acoustics.

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A multi-level shopping mall with a glass ceiling, a tree with flowers, and various stores including a cinema and restaurants.

Victoria Square Shopping Centre

8.8/10 (1,115 reviews)

Belfast's premier shopping destination houses 70+ stores beneath a stunning glass dome offering panoramic city views. Ascend to the dome for a free 360-degree perspective of Belfast's historic skyline.

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A circular building with a glass facade, a Hilton hotel, and a modern skyscraper in the background.

Waterfront Hall

8.8/10 (372 reviews)

This sleek riverside venue hosts world-class concerts and performances in the heart of Belfast. Enjoy panoramic views of the River Lagan while experiencing Northern Ireland's premier entertainment destination.

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Grand Opera House

8.8/10 (465 reviews)

Belfast's Grand Opera House dazzles with opulent Victorian architecture and gilt-adorned interiors designed by Frank Matcham in 1895. Book a performance or tour to appreciate this premier theater's rich heritage.

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A historic stone building with red windows and a turret, surrounded by well-manicured gardens and a lake in the background.

Belfast Castle

8.6/10 (433 reviews)

Perched on Cave Hill's slopes, Belfast Castle offers sweeping views of the city and Belfast Lough. Wander through Scottish Baronial architecture and manicured gardens before dining in the atmospheric Cellar Restaurant.

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A monument with a statue, a large building in the background, and a well-maintained lawn.

Stormont Parliament Buildings

8.8/10 (223 reviews)

The home of the Northern Ireland Assembly is known as the “House on the Hill” and is a united symbol of this once divided part of the United Kingdom.

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A brick building with a circular top, surrounded by well-maintained hedges and a tree.

Lisburn Road

8.2/10 (357 reviews)

Lisburn Road showcases Belfast's upscale shopping scene with boutique fashion stores and art galleries. Savour local cuisine at charming cafés between browsing independent retailers and designer collections.

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Belfast and related destinations

Wander through the Titanic Quarter where the famous ship was built and interactive exhibits bring maritime history to life. The vibrant Cathedral Quarter offers cosy pubs with live traditional music, while political murals along Falls Road tell powerful stories of the city's complex past.

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Top Belfast Hotel Reviews

Second Nature Belfast

10/10 Excellent

"Wonderful hotel and a great location"

Hilton Belfast hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Well located - the staff was lovely and very friendly. I had the chance to have a room with a lovely view as well. Would definitely recommend it"

easyHotel Belfast

10/10 Excellent

"Everything was very good, even noise insulation from the street. The space in the room is just about enough. Al the rest very good, including option to buy coffee salads and cakes in the morning"

Maldron Hotel Belfast City

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely central hotel. Great room and nice to have a bath in the bathroom. Breakfast room lovely but the cooked breakfast items were only warm- so it was not a hot breakfast which was disappointing. Second morning I just had cereal. But overall great trip and would recommend hotel !"

Holiday Inn Express Belfast City by IHG

8/10 Good

"Overall good experience. 15 min walk into the centre of Belfast."

The Bedford Hotel Belfast

10/10 Excellent

"Really nice hotel, room was brilliant, nice and clean and very spacious. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Had a few drinks in the bar, they do a really nice old fashioned."

Leonardo Hotel Belfast

8/10 Good

"They have a fairly good breakfast with a good amount of options, but it was inconsistent as to what was available from one day to the next. The breakfast area was clearly understaffed as they could not keep up with clearing and cleaning tables, nor keeping the buffet adequately stocked. The room was somewhat clean, stains on the carpet made it appear otherwise. This was a good value and well located for visiting the area."

Travelodge Belfast Central

10/10 Excellent

"The location is perfect, with lots of really good pubs, cafés and restaurants nearby. Our favourite pubs there are Fibber Magee (Robinson's), which does a good selection of drinks & a number of food dishes, and The Crown, lots of drinks choices and a full food menu, featuring pies, burgers, traditional mains, including Irish Stew (of course!) and sausage & champ. Restaurants we liked are Pizza Express (their pizzas are great no matter what location you are in) and The Shed, literally next door to Travelodge, for something a bit more special. Our favourite café is Maggie May's, which we enjoyed for breakfast (loads of good choices and super friendly staff). Shops were within very easy walking distance too. Transport links are really good (both trains & buses, run by Translink). There is also the hop on hop off bus tour which is really useful for getting to know where various places and venues, such as the Titanic Experience, Crumlin Road prison, the Peace Wall, Ulster Museum and Botanic Gardens (all well worth a visit) are. Trains will get you further afield to lots of different towns and cities in Northern Ireland and even beyond to ROI. The station staff are happy to recommend interesting places to go, as are staff & locals in pubs, cafés and restaurants. Tourist Information is also good for local info. They even have luggage storage at very reasonable prices."

Hampton by Hilton Belfast City Centre

10/10 Excellent

"Good location . Breakfast has plenty options. Friendly staff and evening food menu good"

More cheap stays in Belfast

Ocho Homes Lux By Eight Continents, Belfast

210A, Duncairn Gardens Belfast Northern Ireland

RM233

RM280 total

1 Nov - 2 Nov

includes taxes & fees

OYO Queens Quarter

127 University St. Belfast Northern Ireland

RM229

RM304 total

20 Oct - 21 Oct

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Bank Sq by the Warren Collection

Bank St Belfast Northern Ireland

RM297

RM357 total

8 Nov - 9 Nov

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Alexandra Park Guest House

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RM249

RM560 total

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Student Only Nelson Place

8 Nelson St Belfast Northern Ireland

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8.8/10 Excellent! (8 reviews)

Find out more about Belfast

Top reasons to visit Belfast

Titanic Belfast: Explore the iconic visitor attraction dedicated to the history of the Titanic, located at the shipyard where it was built.
Vibrant City Life: Experience Belfast's lively atmosphere with its bustling city centre, friendly locals, and diverse entertainment options.
Rich History: Visit historic landmarks such as Belfast City Hall and immerse yourself in the city’s rich cultural heritage.
Outdoor Activities: Enjoy urban parks, scenic suburbs, and excellent golf courses for a refreshing outdoor experience.
Diverse Accommodation: Choose from luxurious hotels to charming guesthouses, catering to every traveller's needs.

Find great hotels in Belfast

From luxurious hotels to charming guesthouses, Belfast offers a diverse selection of accommodation options tailored to every traveller. Whether you're seeking a business-friendly environment, an eco-certified stay, or an LGBTQIA welcoming experience, Belfast's hotels, including the renowned Titanic Hotel, provide exceptional service. Discover the perfect base for your adventures with various choices, from the trendy Hometel to elegant star-rated establishments, ensuring a memorable visit to this vibrant city.

Leonardo Hotel Belfast: A 4-star hotel celebrated for its eco-friendly initiatives and modern comfort. With a guest rating of 8.6 out of 10, this hotel caters to environmentally conscious travellers seeking a sustainable stay. Located in Belfast, it offers stylishly designed rooms equipped with contemporary amenities. Guests appreciate the hotel's dedication to sustainability without compromising on comfort, making it a popular choice for those keen on an eco-certified vacation experience.
Holiday Inn Belfast City Centre by IHG: Known for its family-friendly atmosphere, this 4-star hotel boasts a commendable guest rating of 9.2 out of 10. Situated in the heart of Belfast, it provides convenient access to local attractions. Amenities include complimentary cribs for families, making it a practical choice for those travelling with children. This hotel is also eco-certified, appealing to both business and leisure travellers who value sustainability alongside comfort.
Maldron Hotel Belfast City: With a guest rating of 9.0 out of 10, this 4-star property is ideal for those seeking a city-themed stay in Belfast. Its central location allows easy exploration of the vibrant city life, while the eco-certification highlights its commitment to sustainable practices. Guests enjoy well-appointed rooms and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a suitable option for urban explorers looking to balance comfort with an eco-friendly ethos.

Where to stay in Belfast

Belfast offers a vibrant mix of history and modernity, perfect for family-friendly and eco-conscious vacations. The city centre is the ideal starting point, bustling with friendly locals and rich heritage. For a relaxing city getaway, explore the charming suburbs just a few kilometres away, where you can enjoy a romantic atmosphere or engage in outdoor activities. Experience the heart of Belfast and its welcoming neighbourhoods for an unforgettable staycation.

Belfast City Centre: The vibrant heart of Belfast, the City Centre offers a dynamic mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment. Conveniently located, it boasts a range of attractions from parks to sports facilities, making it a perfect spot for families and outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy various activities, including theatre performances and live music at local arenas. The bustling streets come alive particularly from July to September, drawing in tourists eager to explore the city's rich culture and history.
Cathedral Quarter: Known for its artistic flair and cultural significance, the Cathedral Quarter is a charming neighbourhood that showcases Belfast's heritage. With its historic colleges and vibrant street art, it is a cultural hub ideal for family outings and outdoor exploration. The area is dotted with theatres and educational venues, offering a unique blend of entertainment and learning. Peak visitor times coincide with the summer months, when the streets are filled with life and creativity, providing an unforgettable experience for all who visit.
Titanic Quarter: An iconic area steeped in maritime history, Titanic Quarter is home to the famed Titanic Belfast museum, which narrates the story of the ill-fated ship. This neighbourhood is perfect for families and culture enthusiasts looking for an engaging experience. Visitors can explore significant architecture and monuments while enjoying leisure activities such as golfing. The atmosphere here is particularly vibrant during the summer, making it an ideal destination for those interested in Belfast's rich maritime heritage and modern entertainment options.

Things to do in Belfast

Shopping

Located in the city centre, Victoria Square offers a range of high-street and designer shops, perfect for finding unique gifts. For a more traditional experience, St George's Market features local crafts and artisanal products, showcasing the region's creativity and culture.

Recreation

In Belfast, the Fitzwilliam Hotel Spa offers a serene escape with bespoke treatments and a tranquil atmosphere. Nearby, the Galgorm Spa & Golf Resort features luxurious thermal spas and relaxing wellness facilities set in picturesque surroundings, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration.

Adventure

Explore the thrilling indoor activities at the Titanic Quarter's W5 Interactive Science Centre, where hands-on exhibits ignite curiosity. For an outdoor experience, venture to Cave Hill Country Park for scenic hikes and panoramic views of Belfast, an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.

Nightlife

Belfast's nightlife buzzes with energy, featuring venues like The Limelight, where live music fuels the atmosphere, and the stylish House Belfast, known for its vibrant cocktails. The Cathedral Quarter offers a mix of pubs and bars, providing a lively scene for socialising and enjoying local culture.

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Booking tips and Expedia advantages for Belfast

Belfast offers numerous ways to save money during your visit. Enjoy free attractions such as the Botanic Gardens and Ormeau Park. For transport, utilise buses over taxis to cut costs. The best time to visit is from January to March when accommodation prices are lower; avoid Saturdays for the cheapest stays. Booking about a month in advance or exploring last-minute deals on Expedia can yield significant savings. Additionally, consider combining your hotel, flights, and activities for better package deals. Always filter for eco-friendly options and sort prices from low to high for the best rates.

The most and least expensive months on average to stay in a hotel: The cheapest months to stay in Belfast are January to March, where the prices are slightly lower. This is in comparison to May to July, where prices are slightly higher.
The best time to book a hotel: Booking a hotel in Belfast about 1 month out from when you are planning to stay is usually when prices are lowest. If you're a little more spontaneous, you could also peruse Expedia's last minute deals for hotels, look out for the green banner below the price, as this indicates a cheaper deal.
The most and least expensive days on average to stay in a hotel: The least expensive day to stay in Belfast is Monday. The most expensive day to stay in Belfast is Saturday.
Find cheap hotels on Expedia: Utilise Expedia’s search tool to refine your preferences, such as your budget, preferred location, and the type of hotel you desire. For instance, selecting the Eco-certified filter will showcase sustainable and eco-friendly accommodation options currently available. To find the most affordable prices and offers, arrange the price filter from low to high.
Consider bundling your trip: You can save money by combining your hotel reservation in Belfast with your flights and activities through an Expedia package deal.

Find the best attractions in Belfast

Belfast is an ideal destination for outdoor and family-friendly vacations, offering a variety of attractions such as urban parks, maritime museums, and leisure centres. Visitors can immerse themselves in the city's culture by exploring iconic sites like Belfast City Hall, the vibrant city itself, and the renowned Titanic Belfast. With its eco-friendly options and diverse experiences, Belfast promises a memorable getaway for all types of travellers.

Titanic Belfast: Dive into the rich maritime history of Belfast at Titanic Belfast, an impressive museum dedicated to the ill-fated RMS Titanic. Located in the heart of the city, this architectural marvel offers interactive exhibits that detail the ship's construction, tragic voyage, and legacy, providing a unique cultural experience.
Boucher Road Playing Fields: Ideal for families, Boucher Road Playing Fields is a vibrant outdoor space that hosts various recreational activities and events. With expansive green areas, it’s a great spot for picnics, sports, and community events, perfect for enjoying a sunny day.
Belfast Botanic Gardens: A serene retreat, Belfast Botanic Gardens boasts stunning floral displays and peaceful walking paths. This botanical garden is a romantic setting, with lush greenery and historic structures, making it an enchanting place for leisurely strolls or family outings.

Best time to go to Belfast

The best time to visit Belfast can depend on the weather and when visitor numbers rise and fall. The hottest average temperature in Belfast falls in July, when visitor numbers are slightly high and weather is mostly cloudy with light rain. The coolest average temperature in Belfast falls in January, visitor numbers are slightly low and weather is mostly cloudy with light rain.

Calendar Month	Temperature	Precipitation	Cloudiness	Occupancy	Pricing
January	40.8°F (4.9°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly Low	Slightly Low
February	41.4°F (5.2°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly Low	Slightly Low
March	42.8°F (6.0°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Slightly Low
April	46.2°F (7.9°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Average
May	50.9°F (10.5°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Slightly High
June	55.9°F (13.3°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Slightly High
July	58.3°F (14.6°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly High	Slightly High
August	57.7°F (14.3°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly High	Average
September	55.0°F (12.8°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly High	Average
October	50.9°F (10.5°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Average
November	45.7°F (7.6°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Average
December	42.3°F (5.7°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly Low	Average

The nearest major airports for your trip to Belfast

Getting to Belfast is convenient with its major airports. George Best Belfast City Airport (BHD) is situated approximately 5km from the city centre, with excellent hotels nearby such as The Fitzwilliam Hotel and The Merchant Hotel. Belfast International Airport (BFS) is about 19km away, offering accommodations like the Doubletree by Hilton Belfast Templepatrick and Dunadry Hotel and Gardens. For those considering Glasgow Prestwick Airport (PIK), located 132km from Belfast, the Marine Troon Hotel and Lochgreen House Hotel are noteworthy options. Each airport provides accessible transportation services to nearby hotels, ensuring a smooth arrival for visitors.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the best place to stay in Belfast?

Based on our traveller data, The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast is one of the top choices for your stay. This hotel offers a restaurant and a 24-hour fitness centre. Other good options for your stay include Leonardo Hotel Belfast and Second Nature Belfast. See all available top hotels, or vacation rentals in Belfast.

What are some of the best holiday rentals that Belfast has to offer?

St James Street Townhouse Belfast: This highly rated holiday home rental in Belfast comes with free WiFi so that you can feel at home during your trip. Kitchen amenities include a full-sized fridge to make your meal-planning easier. See all vacation rentals in Belfast.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Belfast, will I receive a refund?

Yes, most room reservations are refundable if you cancel prior to the accommodation's cancellation deadline, which often is within 24-48 hours of your scheduled arrival. If you have a non-refundable reservation, it might still be possible to cancel it and receive a refund within 24 hours of booking. Filter your search by fully refundable to find flexible hotel deals in Belfast.

What's the best accommodation for a budget-friendly stay in Belfast?

Based on reviews, Hampton by Hilton Belfast City Centre is a popular hotel for our travellers who want a more economical choice, and features free buffet breakfast and free Wi-Fi. Other choices to stay on the cheap include Queens University Belfast - Elms Village - Hostel and Lagan Backpackers. View all budget hotels in Belfast.

What's the best family accommodation in Belfast?

Second Nature Belfast is a hotel with laundry facilities and free WiFi, and it's a top choice on Expedia for families. Other choices to stay with the children include Ramada by Wyndham Belfast City Centre and Titanic Hotel Belfast. Also, attractions such as W5 Interactive Discovery Centre and Odyssey Complex are fun for children of all ages. Find more child-friendly accommodations in Belfast.

What's the best LGBTQ-friendly accommodation in Belfast?

Second Nature Belfast is a top LGBTQ-friendly hotel that features free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour business centre. Clayton Hotel Belfast City and Ramada by Wyndham Belfast City Centre are two other good options for your holiday. See all available hotels listed as LGBTQ-friendly in Belfast.

What's the best dog-friendly place to stay in Belfast?

Second Nature Belfast is a top hotel for people travelling with their pets, and offers a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/cafe for its human guests. Other good choices for you and your pet include ibis budget Belfast City Centre and Hilton Belfast hotel. See more pet-friendly hotel accommodations in Belfast.

What's the best luxury accommodation option in Belfast?

The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast is a luxury hotel with valet parking and a bar, and it's a popular choice for Expedia travellers looking for an elegant place to stay. Grand Central Hotel Belfast and Titanic Hotel Belfast are two other upscale options for your holiday. Find more luxury hotels in Belfast.

What's the best boutique-style hotel in Belfast?

The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast is a favourite hotel with Expedia travellers looking for a stylish stay, and features a 24-hour fitness centre and 24-hour room service. The Bedford Hotel Belfast and Malmaison Belfast are a couple of other boutique hotels. See all boutique hotels in Belfast.

What is the best spa hotel in Belfast?

The Merchant Hotel is a top luxury spa hotel featuring 3 restaurants, a rooftop terrace, a fitness centre and a bar. Treat yourself to a facial, body scrub or Swedish massage at the on-site spa. Another popular spa hotel in Belfast is La Mon Hotel And Country Club. See all spa hotels in Belfast.

How is it to stay in Belfast?

History buffs will enjoy exploring Belfast, and visitors give high marks for the local tours, lively bar scene and fascinating museums. Tourists who journey to this welcoming city can discover its gardens, university setting and shopping. In Belfast, there are 685 hotels and other accommodation options to choose from. Find out more about Belfast.

What should I see while I'm in Belfast?

Known for its museums, cultural venues include Ulster Hall, Grand Opera House and Waterfront Hall. Attractions such as W5 Interactive Discovery Centre, Odyssey Complex and SS Nomadic are fun for children of all ages. Notable for its historic sites, landmarks like Crown Liquor Saloon, Royal Courts of Justice and Albert Memorial Clock are not to be missed. Take a look at what more there is to see and do in Expedia's Belfast guide.

What's the weather like in Belfast?

The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 14°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual precipitation for Belfast is 1005 mm.

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18. Bullitt Hotel

19. Ramada by Wyndham Belfast City Centre

20. voco Belfast by IHG

Holiday Rentals in Belfast

Cordia Serviced Apartments

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No 5 by Warren Collection

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Welly Self Service

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Regency House

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St James Street Townhouse Belfast

RS Belfast Hesketh

Central Belfast Apartments: University Street

3Bed/2Bath Duplex Apartment - Pure Bliss Belfast

Converted Bar & Chinese Takeaway

Where to stay in Belfast

Cathedral Quarter

Titanic Quarter

Queens Quarter

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Belfast City Centre

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Titanic Belfast

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Belfast Castle

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Lisburn Road

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