If you’re looking for a hotel in Belfast near Queen's University of Belfast then you are in luck. momondo recommends 11 hotels near Queen's University of Belfast and on average, hotels in the area cost £114/night. This price may vary based on season. Hotels near Queen's University of Belfast are typically 10% more expensive than the average hotel in Belfast, which is £102.
Low season | January | cheapest month to stay |
High season | August | most expensive time to stay |
29% | expected price decrease | |
25% | expected price increase |
Price | £90 - £170 |
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Cheapest day of week | Sunday | is the cheapest day of the week to book |
Highest day of week | Saturday | is the most expensive day of the week to book |
£99 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day | |
£150 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day |
Cheapest time to book | The cheapest time to book hotels in Belfast is: 1-2 star, 77 days before. 3 star, 86 days before. 4-5 star, 88 days before. |
1-2 star | £35 - £130 | |
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3 star | £51 - £156 | |
4-5 star | £82 - £149 |
Lowest Hotel Price | £19 |
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Most Popular Hotel (5-star) | The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast |
Hotels Near Airport | 1253 |
Average Length of Stay | 1 day |
Belfast experiences a temperate climate, and there is not much difference in the temperature or rainfall throughout the year. However, from April – October, you will get mostly sunny days and average temperatures of around 15 degrees Celsius. It is warm and pleasant, and also the time when several festivals and events are hosted in the city. If you plan to visit, this is a good time to explore Belfast. Since it rains almost all year round, make sure you bring an umbrella and rain boots when you visit Belfast. From November – March, average temperatures hover around 10 degrees Celsius, but the days are shorter, and there may be a few wet spells during this period. You are likely to find attractive deals and discounts on hotels and travel at this time of the year.
Belfast is a compact, walkable city with most of the tourist attractions located around the city centre. The bus and train network within Belfast and across Northern Ireland is integrated and operated by Translink. Fares are calculated based on routes and distance travelled. You have the option to buy a Metro dayLink Card which provides unlimited travel for 1 day at £3.50 GBP. You also have the Ulsterbus Town Service Travel Card which allows unlimited town travel on the bus for 1 day at £2.20 GBP. Taxis are available in plenty, at all times of the day. Renting a car is also a good option to explore the city and its outskirts. If you book early, you may find the best deals for car rentals with momondo.
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Belfast, the capital city of Northern Ireland has emerged into a colourful blend of art, music, food, architecture, and history. Over the years, Belfast has transformed itself into one of the coolest cities in the UK. A large student population gives the city an energetic, youthful vibe, and every neighbourhood or ‘Quarter’ in Belfast has its own unique charm and character.
City Centre
The buzzing city centre features the best of the culture, architecture, and dining that Belfast has to offer. If you are visiting Belfast for the first time, stay in the central area where most of the popular attractions are within a short walk from each other. Amid restaurants and cafés in the heart of the city centre, consider the Bullitt Hotel which features stylish rooms and a range of thoughtful amenities. You can also look at the Europa Hotel on Great Victoria Street. Known internationally as the ‘most bombed hotel in Europe’, it has now been beautifully refurbished and exudes an understated grandeur. Or for a mid-range budget option, stay at the Ten Square hotel located in a mid-19th century former linen mill, just behind the City Hall.
The Cathedral Quarter
Just a short walk from the City Centre, the Cathedral Quarter has an artsy vibe, and is relatively more relaxed. Plenty of restaurants, shops, cafés, and pubs, make for a pleasant stay in what is also called the ‘culture quarter’ of Belfast. Stay in grandeur at the Victorian and Art Deco-styled, The Merchant Hotel on Skipper Street, just a 4-minute walk from the St. Anne’s Cathedral. For mid-range budget accommodation, consider the Premier Inn Belfast City Cathedral Quarter hotel located on Waring Street, right across from the Royal Ulster Rifles Museum.
Queens Quarter
Catering to a large student population from the nearby Queen’s University Belfast, this neighbourhood has a young and hip vibe. You will get a wide choice of cheap eateries, lively pubs, affordable shopping, and entertainment in this area. Stay at the Dukes at Queens Hotel set in a beautiful, Neo-Gothic Victorian building, just a 3-minute walk from the Botanic train station, and close to several restaurants and pubs. You also have the Benedicts of Belfast Hotel, a boutique hotel with stylish, comfortable rooms.
Titanic Quarter
This is a recently regenerated neighbourhood comprising historic maritime landmarks, film studios, and a host of riverside entertainment activities. Stay in modern, comfortable rooms at the waterfront property of Premier Inn Belfast Titanic Quarter hotel. Or consider the modern, upscale rooms of Park Avenue Hotel, conveniently located on Holywood Road, and in close proximity to the George Best Belfast City Airport. Along the waterfront on Queen’s Road, you can enjoy the meticulously preserved maritime history, and exquisitely furnished rooms of the Titanic Hotel Belfast.
Belfast boasts of several youth hostels all over the city. You have the Belfast International Youth Hostel, the Lagan Backpackers hostel, the Global Village hostel, and Vagabonds Belfast hostel, amongst many others. You also have several low budget hotels in the city. Stay at the Ramada Encore Belfast City Centre hotel which is a 2-minute walk from the cobbled Hill Street and right next to the buzzing Cathedral Quarter. On the Botanic Avenue in Queens Quarters, just a 1-minute walk from the Belfast Empire Music Hall, you have the charming, Crescent Townhouse Hotel. Around the corner, on Cromwell Road, you also have the Tara Lodge which features bright, airy rooms with modern amenities. In the heart of the city centre, consider the budget accommodation of Hotel ETAP Belfast on Dublin Road.
A small city which is big on attractions and entertainment, Belfast has a unique history, world-class dining choices, a thriving arts and live music scene, and much more. Belfast has plenty to offer it visitors. Put the below activities on your itinerary for a holistic experience of this hip and vibrant city.
The average length of stay in Belfast is 1 night.
Hotels in Belfast show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around £123 per night.
In January prices are at their lowest, making it the most cost-effective time to book a hotel room in Belfast. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 30%.
The cost of a Belfast hotel room will vary for each day, but generally Saturday works out the most economical, with Friday proving the least economical.
£165 is around the price you are going to have to pay for a luxury hotel room in Belfast. This is on average a 22%% increase on the cost of a typical Belfast hotel, which is more likely to charge £123 a night.
Belfast hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around £31 for a bed per person. This will be around £98 under the cost of a typical Belfast hotel.
With an average temperature of 7 °C and a fairly low chance of precipitation (80 mm), March is a great month to explore the outdoors near Belfast.
The city of Belfast has holiday rentals available as well as hotels if you’re looking for different accommodation options. At the moment, there are 1,371 holiday rentals in the city. We recommend booking Lewis Square Town House for your stay, which is the most popular rental in Belfast. Search for deals on holiday rentals in Belfast.
There are 9 hostels in Belfast if you want to save money on accommodations during your trip. Cheap & Sleep, Basic hostel type rooms, NI Tourist Board Certified with Free Continental Breakfast, SKY Sports & Free Ultra Fast Broadband happens to be the most popular hostel in Belfast at the moment. Find deals on hostels in Belfast.
There are 1,004 operators available for hotels in Belfast as of March 2024.
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