Belfast Hotels with Wifi

"A lovely hotel in a great location with friendly and helpful staff —- however there were so many small negatives that the overall experience was disappointing. The lift was not in service so had to use the stairs. Thankfully not a high rise and I was on the 1st floor. A huge, well decorated room was ruined by air conditioning and extraction units right outside the window which made for a loud and restless night. The frosted glass on the windows left the room dull. Black mold in the bathroom, large crack on the wall and dirty carpets did not help. Neither did the badly made bed and stiff coarse dressing gowns, which I had to look for and found squashed into a shelf in the wardrobe - and one had a large black stain on it. WiFi was very good but there were no usb / type C charging ports. TV was tiny in comparison to the size of the room and kept losing its signal. I also noted a blown lightbulb, but I guess this could have happened at any time. Breakfast was also disappointing, although the sausage was delicious and the highlight. They did provide a small gluten free option too, but I’m not sure if GF bread and non dairy milk is sufficient in and of themselves. The hotel claims a 4* rating and for that I would have at least expected tea/coffee table service. Instead I got it myself from a coffee machine. The coffee itself was very strong to the point of being undrinkable. Finally while speaking with staff it emerged that the Trip price, which supposedly included a huge discount was actually way over the standard price for a room with this hotel."

"I booked this hotel solely because it was advertised as having air-conditioning, which is essential in the summer. We found out at check in that not all rooms have air-conditioning and was given a room without air-conditioning. We subsequently spoke with Reception team and was upgraded to a room with air conditioning, thanks to help from Roland. Please take note when booking if this is an essential requirement for you. "

"We really enjoyed our current stay at Ten Square Doubletree by Hilton. The room was very spacious with two double beds, a sofa, a large screen tv and fridge with tea/coffee making facilities. The shower room was very large with a walk in shower and very nice toiletries. We booked a meal that evening in Jospers restaurant and the food was excellent and very reasknably priced. We attended the entertainment for the evening in Doffers bar and altogether had an excellent trip. Slept very well in the comfortable bed."

"For those traveling by car, this is an absolutely superb option. The rooms are generously sized, and the amenities are excellent."

"This is a good hotel for a short stay. It has a large bed, TV, bathroom, a table and chair, and a kettle with coffee/tea. The hotel also has a great location, right in the city center. Downsides: hairdryer and iron are only available at reception, there are no bath mats, wardrobe, fridge, air conditioning, or bedside tables."

"The hotel is in the city centre, with daytime shopping and evening bar access; a single authentic English breakfast; the front desk is eager to help solve the ticket problem"

"Unfortunately, our stay was very disappointing, especially considering we paid around £300 for three nights. The biggest issue was the sofa bed provided for our daughter. The mattress was extremely thin and uncomfortable, and she struggled to sleep properly throughout the stay. Breakfast was also a real let-down. The hot selection was very limited, with dried-out food and only scrambled eggs available. We asked whether fried or poached eggs were available and were told no. There was also no ham or cheese, so the breakfast felt very basic compared with what we expected from a Holiday Inn Express. Sleep was made even more difficult by the amount of noise at night. We could hear people coming and going, doors repeatedly slamming and noise from the rear of the hotel. On the positive side, the location was useful for exploring Belfast and the staff we dealt with were polite. However, for approximately £300, we expected a much more comfortable stay. The lack of sleep, particularly for our daughter, really affected our experience and unfortunately we would not choose to stay here again."

"It was a gorgeous place to be honest, nice aesthetics and all, calm environment, so this place is a beautiful place to stay in. My only problem was they couldn’t check me in earlier, so I had to sit elsewhere for 7 hours waiting for my check in time since I flew into Belfast at 8am. I called them to get checked in @12 but they couldn’t make that happen. Got in at 3pm though, 1hr earlier than the original time."

"This was a subsidized hotel. I booked a cheap apartment through the platform, but couldn't reach anyone. They couldn't sell it either, but the platform handled it promptly. They then asked me to book another hotel, and they covered the subsidy. They even followed up within an hour to check if I had booked it, which was quite good. It started off as a bad experience though, mainly because it was cold and rainy with no shelter. I was freezing, almost collapsing from the cold, and my waist felt like it was going to break from standing in the cold. There was no restroom either! Luckily, there was a mechanic shop across the street where I could relieve myself. That owner who didn't operate but also didn't delist their property was really causing trouble! Hotels, even if a bit more expensive, are definitely different – the rooms are much larger, and someone empties the trash daily, and there's tea and coffee."

"This hotel is nice and conveniently located close to the City Hall, the rooms are clean and spacious; furthermore, hotel staff is friendly and helpful. There was a nice touch when someone made up the room in the evening and left some chocolates. This is not however a five star hotel, maybe it was at some point, but I don’t think it’s up to the standards of current five stars. The wifi wasn’t working properly and the bathroom was quite average, the TV was poised in front of the window thus covering most of the natural light coming in. I wouldn’t recommend staying in this hotel if you are looking for a five star experience."