Bed and Breakfast in Northern Ireland

"Friendly staff Clean room Room wasn’t ready on arrival so was given complimentary drinks which was lovely "

"Had a wonderful stay this weekend. The staff were amazing! Suchadee, TJ, Azuka, Lizzie, Sanita and really everyone there were super nice, helpful and attentive. They went above and beyond and made our stay super easy and enjoyable. We had 2 amazing dinners at the restaurant and the breakfast buffet was delicious with lots of variety. The front desk ordered all our taxis and they were there in minutes. Would highly recommend. "

"Had an amazing weekend would definitely recommend central to everything staff lovely Rooms excellent if I went back to Belfast would definitely stay at Flint "

"Very pleasant staff were lovely and so was the food "

"The staff were exceptionally pleasant. The taps in the bathroom leaked. There seemed to be a shortage of staff on in the evenings"

"What a find! I cannot think of one fault For the entire visit. Loved the decor, breakfast was great, the bar during the evening was ideal. The room has everything I needed, was clean and spacious. Would visit again! "

"Great location, comfortable and spacious hotel, and fantastic friendly staff. Thank you"

"Gorgeous, well-appointed rooms. Staff behind the bar were not so helpful, and were actually quite aloof, but the waitstaff were wonderful. Food was quite good. "

"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. "