Best Hotels in Belfast
Explore Belfast with 61 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Gooderson Kloppenheim Country Estate ★★★★
"A Serene Romantic Country Escape Five Stars Our short stay during our honeymoon was absolutely perfect. Our one-night stay at this magnificent country estate was utterly enchanting, with secluded, picturesque grounds that create an intimate atmosphere for couples and a restorative haven for nature lovers. Service was flawless and discreet, and the on-site restaurant turned every meal into a memorable moment — the breakfast bagel with smoked trout was exquisite. Our room was lovingly prepared for our arrival, with distinctive, characterful furnishings that felt refreshingly unlike a typical hotel. Even in cool weather the in-room fireplace and heated bed blankets made the evening warm, cozy, and romantic. Choosing this tranquil retreat instead of staying in Johannesburg was the best decision and gave our journey a magical beginning."
Cinzaco Dullstroom ★★★★
"Nice place, very clean and friendly stuff. Great place and good value for money. Love how everything is close and also the stuff is just a phone call away irregardless of the time they always will to help "
Walkersons Hotel & Spa ★★★★★
"This review is relatively objective being my 20th road trip, this year encompassing 17 properties over a 43 night period. I stayed 3 nights solo in April. Easily found just outside of Dullstroom and its shops/restaurants. A real old school property that has been well maintained and sympathetically brought up to date without losing any of its undoubted charm and character. Friendly, professional and efficient staff throughout. My chalet, with an unobstructed view across the valley to the mountains, was large, clean, comfortable and well equipped. Excellent quality bed linen and towels. The fireplace on the cool evenings was especially warming, literally and for the soul! Excellent old school public areas, bar and restaurants with plenty of fireplaces. Think linen table cloths in the main restaurant. The terrace restaurant provided a less formal ambience. Food was excellent in quality throughout. Breakfast was taken outside overlooking a pool in the early morning sunshine - very, very pleasant. I hired a mountain bike to tour the whole property, which was interesting. However, the bike itself did need some serious maintenance on the brakes - almost non existent on downward slopes - tricky! I also walked up to the hilltop viewpoint. The well maintained path was paved most of the way, which made it much safer during periods of inclement weather. All of this comes at a price, but does provide value for money."
Dunkeld East Hotel ★★★★
"My husband and I haven’t had any breaks in 2024, so we decided to spoil ourselves with luxury breakaway at ‘luxury’ accommodation in Dullstroom for a romantic long weekend. We booked out a day earlier - need I say more? The pin on Google maps took us on a very dodgy, dark road that didn’t even lead to the accommodation, but rather deep into the woods. If we weren’t in a 4x4 there would have been severe damage to the tyres and shocks. When we arrived at the premises, the gate was locked (this was around 7pm), with a handwritten note on a wet paper saying ‘please call me’ and an illegible number. Eventually the guard came to the gate to open up after being away from his post for who knows why. The staff were uninterested in serving us and the general manager was on leave over a busy long weekend. The cleaning lady asked us to leave our room key with her to clean during the day while we were out in town (leaving all out valuables and personal items in our room). In effect this meant that we had a dirty room for 4 days, as we refused to leave our key with staff. The general dining area is aesthetically beautiful, but the staff played loud (non-tranquil) music during dinner and breakfast, spoiling the serene atmosphere one would hope for in an establishment like this. All in all, our experience was far below the expectation created by a 4-star boutique hotel and we decided to go home earlier, as it was cleaner, more pleasant and more comfortable than Dunkeld East Hotel."
Elandskloof Trout Farm ★★
"Excellent venue for trout fishing. Been there twice. This time however a cold front took fish of the bite. The chalets are excellent equipped and very cosy once the fire is burning. The dams are on your front stoep and the staff extremely friendly. Please is well kept and well looked after. Wifi and TV is not up to scratch as signal is dropped non stop and it is an effort to watch anything or to use the internet."
Fox & Squirrel ★★★★
"Stunning view of the dam and mountain here. Dorothy is also the sweetest lady. Amazing leather shop in the area and great food at Vine eatery"
Hoyohoyo Machadostud Lodge ★★★
Rocky Drift Private Nature Reserve ★★★
"We stayed overnight while touring the area. Communication and preparation were perfect. We enjoyed the special and well thought out property. Sorry we couldn't stay for longer. You'll love it!"
Dunkeld Country & Equestrian Estate ★★★
"Stunning Views, Disappointing Hospitality The scenery was absolutely breathtaking, with stunning views that made for a picture-perfect setting. However, the hospitality was far from welcoming. There was little to no customer care, and it felt like guest satisfaction was not a priority. Basic requests were either ignored or met with indifference, making the experience frustrating rather than relaxing. It’s a shame that such a beautiful location is let down by poor service, especially at reception and the restaurant. We had plaster falling off the wall in equestrian 26A. I see there have been multiple reviews about this and no change. Wouldn’t return unless major improvements are made."
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FAQ – Hotels in Belfast
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What is the average price of a hotel in Belfast this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Belfast this weekend is £73 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £121 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Belfast this weekend typically cost £279 per night.
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How much do hotels in Belfast cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Belfast during weekdays is £71 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £95 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Belfast generally cost £239 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Belfast?
Some of the best places to stay in Belfast are near popular attractions like Dullstroom Bird of Prey & Rehabilitation Centre and Highland Gate Golf Club, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the best family-friendly hotels in Belfast?
Families visiting Belfast often prefer hotels like Gooderson Kloppenheim Country Estate (from £53), Wayside Lodge (from £24) and Elandskloof Trout Farm (from £25), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
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What are the top hotels in Belfast near Dullstroom Bird of Prey & Rehabilitation Centre?
Some of the top hotels in Belfast near Dullstroom Bird of Prey & Rehabilitation Centre include Dunkeld East Hotel (from £65), Dunkeld Country & Equestrian Estate (from £36) and Elandskloof Trout Farm (from £25), all offering easy access to Dullstroom Bird of Prey & Rehabilitation Centre, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Belfast?
The most popular Belfast hotels for your stay: Gooderson Kloppenheim Country Estate (from £53), Wayside Lodge (from £24) and Elandskloof Trout Farm (from £25) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Belfast are pet friendly?
Elandskloof Trout Farm (from £25), Rocky Drift Private Nature Reserve (from £27) and Absolute Leisure Cottages (from £48) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Belfast are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Gooderson Kloppenheim Country Estate (from £53), Dunkeld Country & Equestrian Estate (from £36) and Rocky Drift Private Nature Reserve (from £27) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Belfast provide airport transfer services?
Not familiar with Belfast? Hoyohoyo Machadostud Lodge (from £24) provides airport transfer services.
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Which hotels in Belfast have swimming pools?
Gooderson Kloppenheim Country Estate (from £53), Wayside Lodge (from £24) and Dunkeld Country & Equestrian Estate (from £36) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Belfast offer an especially good breakfast ?
Gooderson Kloppenheim Country Estate (from £53),Dunkeld East Hotel (from £65) and Dunkeld Country & Equestrian Estate (from £36) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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