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"Stayed two nights at the Ramada in Belfast early May 2024 and were quite happy with our experience. The hotel is in a great location for exploring Belfast and easy to reach from the airport via the300A. Although the hotel was 100% booked, the staff were welcoming, relaxed, and accommodating. Having had a long travel day, and with both a marathon AND a Bank Holiday happening, they found a way to put us in a requested "quiet room" that didn't look onto the streets full of revelers. Breakfast was a buffet, but staff were constantly checking & refreshing dishes so that it was all fresh. The usual espresso self-serve machine, juices, etc. BUT the "full Irish" meant it was possible to enjoy yogurt, fruit, cereals, eggs, bacon, sausage - but also sample potato bread, soda bread, blood sausage. "

"Really great central location in the centre close to the bus station, shops and pubs 5 min walk into futher into the centre and visitor attractions. Great friendly helpful staff Clean rooms with all basic needs "

"Everything was great. "

"Nice place."

"Lovely, big rooms, comfortable bed, good quality linens, and good-size mini fridge. If you're used to using a face cloth, bring your own as they don't seem to be a "thing" in Ireland. "

"We loved all the titanic decor around the hotel. The staff were absolutely fantastic, extremely friendly and helpful. The food was amazing we would definitely stay here again"

"Comfortable rooms & friendly staff. Handy location for the Europa Bus & Train Station."

"Friendly staff. Called me personally to collect my personal property after I checked out the hotel."

"Very friendly staff, reception, bar and restaurant. "