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"Never had breakfast. Staff were lovely. Room was clean enough definately "

"Very good location. Minutes to grand central station"

"The rooms were spotless. The hotel was very clean spotless the breakfast in the morning was excellent always fresh. The dinners at night were excellent. I can’t say anything bad about this place. The staff at the front desk were very helpful and very professional. If I go back to Northern Ireland and stay in Belfast I will be staying there again."

"Breakfast was only experience which let the hotel down. Despite warning to be careful about hot plates they were stone cold which caused the breakfast which was lukewarm at best to go completely cold very quickly. This was a shame as apart from the breakfast rest of the stay was excellent. "

"Nice central location, beds clean, nice room, didnt use the bar or breakfast but looked nice. 3 lifts all worked. Need room key to access lifts for extra security. Would stay here again. "

"Fabulous hotel with friendly helpful staff, it was a real joy to stay here. Comfortable bed and a lovely room and Jo Malone scents. The breakfast buffet is delicious!"

"Can you inform bar staff A gin and tonic is served with a slice of lemon I had to asked for it every drink on Wednesday night - nice chap - what’s with the lemon 🍋"

"Budget means worse than travel lodge and more expensive . Only plus point is its central location . Rooms small and needs renovating . Shower tiny and you best know your room mate well as absolutely no space to change clothes before or after showering except in room . No room coffee or tea (these are available in foyer as there are coffee sachets there but this is not well publicised) . Very small bath towels in room with no face towels . Also never been in a hotel that you have to pay to store your luggage for a few hours after check out. Also expensive at nearly £100 per night ."

"Excellent location and very convenient for sightseeing. Very helpful and friendly staff. It has bsrs sbd restaurants in the premises. "