The Culloden Estate and Spa  

The staff were well trained, polite, friendly, pleasant and local - important as I hadn't been back to Ireland for over 20 years. The accommodation was excellent and the beds were the most comfortable I have slept in. Were they just mattress toppers - I would love to know! The comfortable seats in the bar were perfect for us to spend time with family. The setting and building is beautiful.

Minor irritations were that the wi-fi had to be paid for - disappointing in a 5 star hotel. I overheard a member of staff telling another customer that the pool was out of use due work being down - disapointing not to have been told this when we booked in

was worth every penny got a good deal so was very happy veiws were fab for nice walk cultra inn food was supberb and good value for money will defo be back

It was exceptional and a dream place to stay

Nothing bad to say about the place

We felt that the staff were intent on giving a good service

We ordered breakfast for the first day in the room, very disappointing. Cold and greasy. We didn't order it for the second day.

Staff tried hard to please and the place is very grand and comfortable. My bed was astonishing and the bathroom huge.

Only two negatives- Internet cost was way too high! Most hotels have free wifi these days. And though it's nice to be out of the city, breakfast, at £20, even if you have toast and coffee, is steep.

The location close to belfast and the grounds in which the estate is set are beautiful . the "cultra inn" the restaurant on the grounds is a homely place with reasonably priced food

The hotel us classed as 5 star yet the superior rose are very small for 5 star, and lack basics like a fridge in the room. The bathrooms are compact; and again you should expect more from this class of hotel. For the price it is expensive.

Quiet, maybe a bit too quiet, lovely gardens, large room.

Catered for more of the over 50s. Breakfast over priced £18.00 per head, I thought this was included when I booked it, and £6.00 for a sandwich? Overall lovely hotel, but just under £500.00 for 4 nights for a room only was steep.

The location was perfect 12 minutes to downtownBelfast on the train. Walk to Ulster folk park and transit museum. The grounds and the views were lovely. The food was gourmet quality and the room was very large with every amenity imaginable but it was the delightful professional staff that made it truly exceptional. For the pric ed it was very good value. I would recommend this hotel to any one. It was great

on the 20th september we were married at belfast castle ,we booked the culloden as a small part of our honeymoon ,but when we arrived the room we had booked was not avilable the culloden upgraded us free of charge to the wonderfull tower suite the veiws were staggering ,ie belfast lough ,whitehead ,the coast of scothland,to name a few .room service was fast and friendly,the spa ,pool and steamroom,were just so relaxing,we would have no problem reconmending this wonderfull hotel to anyone, and would like to thank the managment and staff for making our short stay so wonderfull ......

The ability to enjoy the swimmming facilities as I attended the Travel event, the purpose to my visitning the hotel in the first place. I also availed of Room Service as I was able to choose from the dining room menu. (I did not like the room service menu - did not allow for a proper meal choice). Service of staff was excellent.

On this occasion nothing but had I been staying longer I would have been adversly affected by the lack of loungers by the pool as the three that were there had been reserved with towels and personal belongings. I would have liked to lounge there and definitely had I been staying for the weekend would have found this sadly wanting.

Staff so friendly & helpful. It was so relaxing & beautiful. Weather was good too which made a huge difference. Spa was great.

Nearly everything but particularly the ambience.

No fried eggs for breakfast - if we can get them in the stormont hotel why not the culloden ??