ibis Belfast Queens Quarter

Great hotel, we would definitely stay again. The staff are so friendly and helpful. The buffet breakfast was excellent. Our room was spotless. As someone else mentioned a plug near the bedside would be useful for phone charging/setting an alarm. Our only negative was that we were on the top floor (6th) and there was a noise which we thought was probably equipment on the roof cutting in and out. We soon got used to it and although it kept me awake for a while, I did fall asleep eventually. Overall an excellent stay and good value

Great location close to lovely restaurants, pubs and convenient stores. Special thanks to the great staff and Adrian who made our stay so memorable. We will be back!

I stayed a weekend here to attend a concert and was the best choice ever. Staff is very kind, supportive and friendly, I really want to thank you guys for making me feel like home. My room was clean, comfy, and had all amenities and toiletries I needed as a standalone traveler. I can’t complain about it, it was totally perfect to me and my needs. By the otherhand, I wouldn’t recommend you this hotel if you’re traveling with your family, ‘cause it may be a “small place” for your needs; but if you’re traveling by yourself or with some friends I think it’s a good choice. Just remember breakfast and drinks have an extra cost. Location is a plus, it’s a quiet hotel near the University and there’s no loud on the streets or outside the hotel itself. You can easily go walking to any place in Belfast like St George’s Market, City Hall, parks, local restaurants and the Victoria Square mall. Next time in Belfast I’ll surely book again at this place. Thank you so much!

Lovely hotel and the staff are really helpful, especially Josh who went above and beyond to make our stay memorable.

A fantastic experience. Sinead and Ciaran were grand!

Spent 3 nights here to see a friend and visit Titanic Exhibition. Stayed in Room 401 (see pictures). Excellent room - quiet clean, near stairs and lift. Fabulous shower (east to operate) which came with body/shower products. Breakfast was well worth the £12.50 (if you book online) with plenty of choice from cooked, cereals, fruit etc., coffee machine and all buffet so you can eat and have as much coffee as you like. Friendly chef (didn't get his name unfortunately) popped out every so often and was told that if it's not busy you can ask for fried eggs etc. The buffet option was scrambled. Excellent service especially from the very helpful & knowledgeable manager, Rebecca (a real credit to the Accor Ibis portfolio) & a shout out for Saoirse on reception, again very friendly who managed to get my apple laptop connected to the WiFi (something to do with settings). Tony who dealt with electrics was also chatty and good craic. The location was perfect & located very near to the Botanic Gardens & train station, and tbh it's quite easy to walk around most of central Belfast from there. Even the Titanic Exhibition which was the other end of town only took me 35 mins to walk. Only 2 small gripes. i) WiFi sometimes dropped out ii) Plug sockets - there weren't any next to the head end of the bed, so if you want to charge your phone and set alarm you might want to think about taking a long lead, although of course without a long lead you'll have to get out of bed to turn it off (maybe other rooms have a socket next to the bed but 401 didn't). All in all a very convenient and pleasant stay at this hotel. Very impressed and not overly expensive compared to others. Oh yes... the bar stays open until 3am for residents too!

Great location rooms nice and clean and staff were so nice and couldn’t do enough, will definitely be back

We stayed here Saturday the 7th and all I. I can say is Amazing Stay!!! From the moment we arrived it was the staff that stood out we had the pleasure of meeting two lovely ladies who where working on the front desk/bar made us feel very welcome from the minute we came through the doors. Both of them were so attentive and nothing was too much trouble. Had great craic with them before we headed into the city for our night out. The room was also spotless not even a spec of dust. Also the night porter was an absolute gent aswell and kept us fed with an incredible pizza Overall great experience and sorry I didn’t catch either of the ladies names or the night porter but we will definitely back great experience very welcoming and very clean!! No complaints from me from start to finish.

Bang next to Queens University is a side street in South Belfast. Standard IBIS but with spacious quiet rooms. Staff true hospitality professionals. I joined the scheme and got a £5 discount . 15 minutes walk to centre of town just up the street for Queens.

Excellent short break at this hotel for the family between Christmas and New Year. We had to book two twin/double rooms but it was still very affordable. The hotel is nicely located on the edge of Belfast city centre, next to the University and Botanic gardens. There are scores of cafes and fine restaurants within a 5 mins walk, Donegall Place/city centre is a 15 mins walk. Also there is a train station and lots of buses that pass close by. The hotel is clean and quiet, friendly and helpful staff, lovely breakfast, parking is usually available on the street outside (free for the most part) - what more could you want. Perhaps the only slight flaw is a lack of atmosphere in the lobby/cafe part of the hotel in the evening - although food and alcohol is available, there didn't seem to be any takers while we were there. This is not a fancy hotel by any stretch, but is very good value for money and in an excellent location.