Hotels in Cathedral Quarter, Belfast

Excellent location. Very close to city hall, the high street, Grand Central Station, and transport links to Belfast City Airport. Very clean. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Very nice cocktail bar.

First time visit to Belfast… what a beautiful city. We will definitely return. The Leonardo Hotel was brilliant, the location is absolutely spot on, a short walk from Grand Central station, whilst being central to the city and the sites. The staff were outstanding in the professional and friendly approach, they are to be applauded. The breakfast was lovely with a large selection on offer to all. I will definitely return to the Leonard😄

The room was relatively clean and quiet. I felt like I was staying at a temporary home for three days. Each door was a fire door. There was a problem with the door stopper in the living room. I reported that they were all fire doors. They did not replace the broken door stopper, so it was still a bit inconvenient and I had to open the door constantly. The bedroom was nice and cozy. The room was not cleaned for three days, but the trash can was big enough. The amount of coffee and tea was a bit small, and the 4.8-4.9 in the evaluation was a bit too high. After the experience, I felt 4.4-4.5

Although there is a bar downstairs, my room is not noisy. The facilities are not bad, the water is not very good. The room cannot boil hot water, and the cockroach can go to the front desk.

On arriving at the hotel I didn’t find the reception very appealing. However, staff were lovely and the room was great. Very reasonable cost and lots of restaurants basically next door. We did not eat at the hotel but there was a great menu. Bar staff were lovely and accommodated a change on drinks request with no issues. The bed was comfortable and I didn’t hear any noise at night time. We loved our stay and will most definitely return. Thank you Ramada at Wyndham

Based in a great location, small but reasonably sized room. Staff were nice, breakfast is self serving continental so we ended up going to other breakfast places. Overall would still recommend

The hotel itself was really nice. Unfortunately unbeknownst to me was the fact I'd booked an adjoining room. It did not make for a peaceful night's sleep.

The hotel is located in the city center, a 5-minute walk from the city hall, but the neighborhood downstairs does not feel safe. The front desk is very simple, it is set in the restaurant, the room is large but has a peculiar smell, and the toilet is very small. It is a hotel with good value for money.

We arrived late on Friday - around 10pm - and was very tired so disappointed to discover the volume of music being played in the foyer/bar area. However, we checked in with ease and given a little paper bag with tea bags, coffee and milk. There are 4 floors and our room was on floor 3. The room was certainly small as the elevator shaft essentially took up a big chunk of our room. This unfortunately meant that any time someone used the elevator, we heard the pings and the comedy Belfast voice they play when you get to a floor. I called reception and asked when the music was played until - and I was told 1pm. Shame as we wanted to sleep and its all we could hear - and feel. The bass was that powerful that you could feel it 3 floors up! Don't get me wrong - it's a cracking hotel in a great spot - but don't stay here if you want to get a good nights sleep. It's a party hotel really. The service was great and the staff were lovely. Breakfast options were great and the pastries were delicious.