Noveluver
Apr 6, 12, 1:30 pm
Any recommendations on centrally located decent hotels in Dublin and Belfast?
U.K. and Ireland - Hotels in Dublin and Belfast
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GoldCircle
Apr 6, 12, 2:16 pm
What's your price-point or are you using points? Kinda wide question...
Noveluver
Apr 6, 12, 2:26 pm
What's your price-point or are you using points? Kinda wide question...
No points. Just good old money. =)
No points. Just good old money. =)
LindaTerrill
Apr 7, 12, 7:38 am
Belfast :
The Merchant - great location, service, atmosphere. My favorite in the city.
Culloden Estate and Spa (Virtuoso*****) - outside the city
Fitzwilliam (3 star) - good location, inexpensive
Dublin :
The Merrion (Virtuoso*****) - My favorite! The best!!!
Fitzwilliam - balconies over St Stephens Green, a block from Grafton
The Dylan - very chic, love the terrace bar, good restaurant, service and staff are top notch
The Cliff Town House (3 star, delightful), great location
Four Seasons - next to RDS. Extraordinary hotel if the location suits you - Be sure to book so you get Preferred Partner benefits. (FSPP*****)
The Merchant - great location, service, atmosphere. My favorite in the city.
Culloden Estate and Spa (Virtuoso*****) - outside the city
Fitzwilliam (3 star) - good location, inexpensive
Dublin :
The Merrion (Virtuoso*****) - My favorite! The best!!!
Fitzwilliam - balconies over St Stephens Green, a block from Grafton
The Dylan - very chic, love the terrace bar, good restaurant, service and staff are top notch
The Cliff Town House (3 star, delightful), great location
Four Seasons - next to RDS. Extraordinary hotel if the location suits you - Be sure to book so you get Preferred Partner benefits. (FSPP*****)
St Vincent
Apr 7, 12, 2:46 pm
Re Belfast, if you want a convenient location and a good price you could try the Days Hotel on Hope Street. It's just a few minutes walk from the Great Victoria St bus and rail station where the airport buses drop you.
GoldCircle
Apr 8, 12, 11:52 am
To Dublin I'll add:
The Westin - SPG, near Trinity College
The Shelbourne Renaissance - Marriott, on St. Stephen's Green
Conrad - HHonors, kinda average and overpriced
For a well-priced 4*property, large rooms, new build - 15 mins form city centre, in a pleasant enough part of the city, beside Kilmainham Gaol, I'm also happy to recommend the Hilton Kilmainham. I use it for mattress runs occasionally.
For 3* properties look at Jurys Inns.
The Westin - SPG, near Trinity College
The Shelbourne Renaissance - Marriott, on St. Stephen's Green
Conrad - HHonors, kinda average and overpriced
For a well-priced 4*property, large rooms, new build - 15 mins form city centre, in a pleasant enough part of the city, beside Kilmainham Gaol, I'm also happy to recommend the Hilton Kilmainham. I use it for mattress runs occasionally.
For 3* properties look at Jurys Inns.
Bud Florida
Apr 9, 12, 1:46 pm
Loved the Westin in Dublin
Great location along with a unique hotel (old bank building)
Great location along with a unique hotel (old bank building)