OYO Queens Quarter

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La douche était bouchée et a coulé sur l'étage du bas.. dès notre arrivée. Nous n'avons pas utiliser le café, car la bouilloire était remplie de calcaire. Nous avons manqué de papier de toilette en plein milieu de la semaine...

Clean and tidy and comfortable but this is without doubt the noisest place I've ever stayed. There is supposed to be a noise curfew between 11_7 but that all goes out the window when there is nobody there to police it. Doors slamming all night partly down to the door closing system and you can hear every word spoken in the next room and when that is 3am first night and 4:30am second we were unable to have a full night sleep. Don't get me wrong it was a cheap price so my expectations were not that hight but the least I expected was a little quiet and privacy. The conversion was obviously done on the cheap with no sound proofing which is a shame

Awful, will not return here. It is not a hotel, it is a glorified hostel fitted out and maintained on the cheap to take advantage of Belfast's inflated hotel prices. My list of grievances is long, so I'll stick to the key ones. The very uncomfortable bed was a thin, lumpy mattress, whose every spring I could feel, set on a cheap, creaky metal frame. The closest I've had to this before was an old folding camp bed. The blind was ill-fitting such that the room filled with light. The room was not serviced during the 4 days I was there, even though I saw a chambermaid in the property. The microwave and fridge in the kitchen were filthy and, again, were not cleaned in 4 days. The cushions smelled of smoke and there were cigarette burns on the windowsill. There is more besides, but that should be enough to give a feel for how bad it is.

As a mainland Brit, I was pleased with the amenities offered for the price. There were some things (a kitchen) that I wasn't expecting, but I gather are pretty normal inclusions in NI. But nothing was unwelcome: the other guests were unobtrusive, the location was good, and the stay overall was very pleasant.

A great room for a budget stop over. This room had everything we needed for using as a base. With one of the most comfortable beds I've ever slept in. But budget is the key word here. Paper cups for morning coffees and we only had one towel between two...

Clean Room - No Staff

Nice appartment in a converted victorian house. It is opposite a Holiday Inn Express, which was very useful for breakfast, although there is a shared kitchen in the house.

Really easy check in with the electronic locks. Good location, short walk from Ulster museum and about 20mins to the centre. Quiet street, with no noise internally or externally. Comfy and clean bed.

It was clean and easily accessible. Parking on the street was pretty easy, (we arrived in April) and fairly quiet on a Saturday night. Walkable to many sights!

Loved the bedroom in a room in the room; this protected my sleep from outside noise and light. Best sleep in a hotel room yet! Good location, close to where I needed to be. The hotel doesn't seem to have staff on location, but when I rang the number, the guy answered promptly, super friendly and resolved my issue (lost door code) immediately.