Belfast hotels near Queen's University of Belfast

Cons: Nothing

Cons: Wine list could have been more interesting, else nothing else negative to say.

Cons: Walls were paper thin.could hear everything from people beside us

Cons: Could be more at breakfast Rooms stuffy

Cons: The prices for room service is very expensive and then you also have to pay an additional amount on top of price - didn't use it for this reason!! Think with the costs of room breakfast should be included!

Cons: There was one member of the staff at the front desk that was particularly unhelpful. One of those people that follows the rules but doesn't go out of her way for anything. Unfortunately, don't remember her name, but she was small, young, and slightly chubby.

Cons: Decor on the modern side, so a bit boring.

Cons: Staff were quite food at check in giving a poor check in experience

Cons: There was a slight smell in the corridors, didn't bother me much but can be improved. I wasn't aware of any meal deals, but had a 3 course dinner at their restaurant - starters and dessert was great, the mains not so great as they were dry (chicken and burger). There weren't many food options though.

Cons: Only thing is that if both mine and my friends rooms were beside each other’s. But they were swamp and fully booked out and it didn’t dampen or ruin our weekend

Cons: I don't usually blast an otherwise-nice place for one single fault, but this was out of the realm of acceptable. Everything was fine until (too) early the following morning, when our bed positively SHOOK us awake for a good 15 minutes. It was the laundry truck downstairs. A disruption like that would be expected in a crappy hostel or AirBNB, but not at a supposedly-5-star hotel. I realize there's not a lot that can be done, but a warning would be one thing - we could have at least set ourselves up with earplugs, or not stayed up late planning the rest of our trip the night before. As it was we were both pretty much useless and irritable the next day, which is not desirable at any time, much less in the middle of a once-in-a-lifetime vacation.

Cons: No air conditioning in the summer

Cons: We were shown to the "Executive Suite" across the street. They have to show you where it is because the building is not labeled, and the room numbers not intuitive. (612L is on the second floor). The room appeared to be newly decorated. The first thing we noticed was that the television didn't work. There was no maintenance person on duty, so the desk clerk attempted to fix it, and was unable to. The internet was very weak (perhaps because we were across the street from the main hotel). The real nightmare was the bathroom. There was a jacuzzi tub, which my daughter wanted to take a bath in, but the cold water didn't appear to be connected, so she had to fill the tub with hot water, then wait for an hour to cool so she could get in. When she turned on the jets, one of the jets pointed straight up, creating a fountain which soaked the bathroom floor before she could get it turned off. The separate shower had an adjustable head, which was set at about chin height. When my husband tried to adjust the head, the entire thing came off in his hands. Only then did we realize that half of the hardware was missing. Oh, and the sofa was stained. So was the iron.

Cons: Room was a bit pricey mainly due to events on. Room also had no external windo . Not a huge issue for a night but made room very dark.