Titanic Hotel Belfast

What is there not to like....literally 2 minutes from the hotel entrance to the Titanic Exhibition. The whole hotel has its theme of course but this was everywhere... you didn't know where to look next and what to read....amazing. Bit of advice..go exploring .. you find rooms, board rooms, old reception areas that you can look through. Having dinner in the actual drawing / planning room where the Titanic was designed was incredible and something my dad and I will always remember. The meal was lovely and not expensive at all. Can't speak highly of the rooms also....comfortable beds, again the Titanic theme on the headboards was so well thought out...and very clean. JUST GO AND STAY... you will not regret it.

Absolutely nothing....only that our stay was not long enough.

The hotel is magical with it's "going back in time" feel, all of the wonderful Titanic memorabilia, the re-created rooms, the replica bar and drawing rooms, the food in the restaurants were over-the-top, and the rooms themselves were incredible! The whole feeling in the hallways of being on a ship was eerie, yet captivating. I will recommend this hotel every chance I get. The proximity to the Titanic Museum (which is a not-to-be-missed activity) is the cherry on top.

I didn't like that we had to check out and leave. I didn't like that I had to stop drinking their espresso martini's (you'll understand if you every have the opportunity to try one.) I didn't like climbing out of that luxurious bed to pack.

The style, the welcome, the wee hats, the bedrooms, the GM, the bar, the food the drinks, the bed, the toiletries, the distance to the museum, the wee laugh from the receptionist when I asked is it far to the museum... come on how daft am I? I can not speak more highly of this hotel. The tasteful decor is magnificent, the approach and design treatment sublime. When I said in passing its time for us to go home but I wish I was staying - the response from the well knowledged conscious staff member was stunning. We wish you could too but we are full and have a few events here too. so come back another time and we'll make sure you enjoy it' That from a young man who knows his craft is PRICELESS.

come on stop it.. nothing not to like

We liked the whole building, the history of the building. The hotel itself is a living museum of memorabilia relating to the Harland & Wolff offices. Our accessible room was fantastic for my wife's needs. She thought the bathroom and wet room shower area was great. She requested a non slip bath mat which was delivered to our room in no time. The breakfast room and food available was excellent. We would like to send our thanks for the excellent service and attention we received from all your staff especially in the bar namely Roisin, Kirsty and Jake and Ben in reception. We will certainly be hoping to stay with you again in the not so distant future. I reckon this was one of the very best hotels we have had the pleasure to stay in. It was a nice touch to view the Titanic Experience building from our windows especially when illuminated at night.

Just a little gripe is the noise from the little trucks manoeuvring the lorries and trailers on and off the ferry ramps across the way which did wake us up so early, even before 6am. Obviously this is only heard from our side of the hotel which is balanced out by the excellent facilities and comfort of our accessible bedroom.

The bathroom was amazing, especially the shower. Plenty of choice for breakfast and freshly cooked. The hotel is filled with beautiful interior and designs. Ideally located with the Titanic Experience literally on the doorstep. The staff were warm, welcoming and eager to help.

The giant thick netting on the windows although necessary for privacy looked dated, the curtain was heavy and couldn’t close it fully. The furniture had not been dusted for some time. The a la carte menu was very limited.

Excellent location in Titanic Quarter. Beautiful hotel, rooms were elegant .great history. Right next to the Titanic museum. Staff were awesome- reception Ben on arrival and during stay very helpful . William the concierge very knowledgeable about the area, and provided an exceptional tour and explanation of the hotel as it was the former shipbuilding business- the hotel kept the several key artifacts, offices, details of the company. Has its own museum!

Found in the evening the wolf lounge busy and a wait for dinner service and bar. Otherwise great service in the restaurant; breakfast was varied and delicious.

We had a wonderful stay. The room was fabulous and the whole building is like a museum - history wherever you look. The breakfast was plentiful and very yummy! You can go healthy or not or both!!! We had a meal at the Wolff Grill which was delectable and the staff were super friendly. All the staff are really helpful. We loved hanging out at the bar - David in the day and Andy at night were superb (Andy thanks for the ice for my knee!). Lovely chat with the Polish lady - sorry I didn’t get your name - but the staff just make an evening staying in the hotel, chilling, sitting at the bar! The Titanic museum is directly opposite and the Maritime mile is there too. It’s a nice walk back from the city - we took taxis out in the morning booked by the hotel - not too expensive. All in all - we loved it and would highly recommend.

It didn’t bother us but it might be nice to have a mini fridge in the room.

An amazing Hotel steeped in history. If you are interested in the Titanic Story you have to stay here.This is where the Headquater of the shipyard were.Beautifully restored and with a huge attention to details An unbelievable Team that do everything to help during your stay. We were lucky enough to get the extra Tour of the Hotel from David who gave us so much behind the scene information. The breakfast Buffet was just perfect and the great morning Crew brought everything you needed, even special reqests Very friendly and well organised. The afternoon tea was just so special and that extra bit of elegance.

Everything was perfect

The accommodation is located in a great building with a great historical background, which is staged in a great way. A coherent and atmospheric ambience is found throughout the house. The rooms are very stylishly furnished to match the Titanic theme - the whole house exudes this flair. We went to the museum opposite of the hotel. Our visit there explained a lot about the hotel. The shower was very good and the beds extremely comfortable. Very tasty breakfast. There was everything the heart desires. On request we got a very good omelet. One day there was even fresh smoothie from the buffet.

The overall ambience of the hotel, loved all of the history, plenty to read around the hotel. Location of the hotel was great and our room was clean, spacious and comfortable.

We thought a fresh cooked breakfast would of been better than a buffet which we feel let down the quality of the hotel. Evening drinks in the drawing room, first night the staff didn't acknowledge us for quite a while, the Espresso Martini was great when we did get it; 2nd evening the staff were better even though we did have to collect our own drink from the bar as our waitress lady vanished and it was not a great drink compared to the first night