Holiday Inn Belfast

Shopped, excellent value and great shops.Good restaurants very close to hotel

Room a bit cold.

We were very satisfied with most aspects of our stay at the Holiday Inn and would stay there again on visit to Belfast.

The bar prices were a little high. A pint of Guinness, at £3.95, was exactly £1 more than what I pay at my own local and a round of drinks for four, which included one Coke drinker, came to almost £14. We enjoyed the only meal we took at the hotel but didn't find the ambience very inspiring, particularly the food dispensing bar which was left open when not in use: a few small adjustments such as screening and different lighting would have created more of a restaurant feel. We would probably have eaten in the restaurant on both evenings but it was not available on the Saturday because of a pre-booked party, something I think we should have been made aware of. However, that is to the hotel's loss as we found an excellent restaurant nearby.

Location to the city centre.

Arrived at 10pm to find they only had twin rooms left for me and my partner even though I stated I would not be arriving until this time. Hotel is moreso a 3 star then 4 star, room walls need re-doing. Too dear for the room we got £136 for just a room with two rooms. Better hotels in Belfast to stay in, would definately not return. 1 pillow on each better which was wafer thin, was like sleeping on the mattress. Shower was dripping all night so awoke every few hours. Basically if you want a good location but not a great hotel stay here.

Location

Yes the reception staff had very bad attitude and were very unhelpful.

the hotel was in a great location, ideal for shopping and nightlife

lack of parking

Extremely disappointing - staff were not good enough - too slow and problems ordering room service - not good enough

Not enough staff

convenience for shopping

Internet access available in rooms, this was not the case, when arrived for booking, no sofa bed as booked, no toiletries in bathroom, filty mouldy bath math. Breakfast approx 40 mins wait and no bread, croissants etc out each morning.

it was trouble free,relaxing and convenient to everything i wanted to do and see in belfast

The location was quite good - only a few minutes to the shopping areas. The staff were generally very good.

The rooms were tatty and not very clean. Paint was peeling off the walls. There were stains on the pillow covers and chairs. The food in the restaurant wasn't nice. We asked for an iron at reception at 7.30 in the morning. They said they'd drop it up to the room. By the time we were leaving at 12.00 it still hadn't arrived.

Proximity to city centre. Breakfast was very nice. Great value for money.

No car parking although reasonable price for hotel rate in multi-storey car park.

Central location and the fact that it had a pool.

Food and drink in Junction restaurant was overpriced for the quality. I ordered a dish off the menu "grilled salmon with sugarsnap peas" and got salmon with green beans but as we'd waited so long for the meal I didn't want to ask for a replacement and have to wait another 1/2 hour as our 3 year old was becoming slightly fractious. Also, although the rooms were basically clean the carpet was badly stained, there were marks on the walls and furniture where previous guests must have had spillages which weren't properly cleaned and the bathroom tiles were seriously mildewed. Not what I would have expected of a 4* hotel.

Only a few minutes walk form the center of the city