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Belfast Titanic Quarter hotel

Visit the the recently regenerated Titanic Quarter, where the RMS Titanic was designed and built

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2A Queens Road, Belfast, BT3 9DT

Sat Nav Directions: BT3 9DT

Directions: Follow signs for the SSE Arena, Belfast (formerly Odyssey Arena) signposted on all major roads. The hotel is situated 100m from the M3 motorway. From the M2 follow signs for the M3. Exit the M3 onto Queens Island. Continue forward at the traffic lights and the hotel is on the left hand side.

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Transport and local information: George Best City Airport 1 Mile
Translink Airport Express 1 Mile
SSE Arena Belfast 20 Metres
Grand Opera House 2 Miles

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Hotel Parking:

Premier Inn does not own or operate any car parking at this hotel. There's plenty of parking available for guests at a discounted rate at ‘Gateway Hotel’ car park which is adjacent to the hotel. To get there, follow the road to the left hand side of the hotel and you will arrive at 2 sets of barriers. Turn sharp right and proceed through these barriers. You will be issued with a blue and white ‘Electro’ ticket on entry. Premier Inn guests receive a discounted rate of £6 flat rate between 5pm-10am and max. £1 per hour outside these times.

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15 Jan 2019

Wanderer54716311389

Newtownards, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Family

"our stay"

excellent service, staff very friendly and rooms were immaculate. would recommend it to anyone either on their own or with families. we were at an event in sse arena which the inn is right beside and close to the titanic centre or Belfast city centre for those interested in shopping..

14 Jan 2019

Oldlagontour

Cleckheaton, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Premier inn belfast. Titanic Quarter"

Excellent location for airport, city centre and titanic exhibition. Clean and tidy. Would stay there again. The breakfast was excellent and the staff were helpful efficient and very welcoming. I would recommend this premier inn if you are visiting Belfast.

7 Jan 2019

kmck01

Lancs

Trip Type: Couples

"Great hotel for SEC arena, but get to the bar quick ?"

Great room as standard with Premier Inns. Handy for Titanic Quarter, and SEC arena 5 mins walk. City across the river 10 mins walk. Restaurant food and bar good, but if you are going to a concert like us, then you had better be quick to get to the bar. We were there for the weekend of Snow Patrol 7/8 Dec, but after the gig it was the nearest place to go, unless you walked into the city. The two barmen were absolute heroes working, whizzing back and forth with no hint of complaining at the hopeless task they had been given by the staff resourcing. The management need to reappraise their ignorance of staffing needs in the bar, when gigs are on.

7 Jan 2019

Rachel C

Belfast, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"As expected"

As you would expect from a Premium Inn. Car park is very expensive even with the discount rate. We used on street parking just up from the hotel as it's free and not restricted. The food was just ok. Better options in town, we didn't have the time to go in however. Family room was as expected.

6 Jan 2019

NST66

Plymouth, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Family

"Make sure you get a room away from the road"

When I make one of my frequent trips to Belfast to visit family, I usually stay in the Alfred Street Premier Inn; this time I thought I'd have a change. Unfortunately, it was not one of my better decisions. As usual with PI, the staff were friendly and welcoming, and all seemed fine. However, when I went to bed that night, the problems began. Firstly, I was on the top floor, (room 601) which faced on to, not only the main road, but also an industrial estate which is used by the local boy racers; hence, there was constant road noise until the early hours. Nevertheless, worse was yet to come. As the wind picked up, the whole of the room began creaking and whistling, as the wind whipped around the roof. (A little too much of the 'Titanic Experience', I feel) I rang reception, but was unable to be moved that night as the hotel was fully booked. Luckily, a room became available the next day, and the very helpful staff were happy to move me. This review is not a criticism of the hard working staff in this hotel, (it is clearly the company, who have built a very big hotel that is clearly not fit for purpose in certain areas). The rooms on one side of the hotel need better glazing,so that the traffic noise is cut down at night. (I certainly would not stay there during the summer). Despite the location being very nice, I think the next time I visit Belfast, I will return to my usual choice of Alfred Street, and forego the live car racing, and the real time Titanic Experience.

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Hotel description Stay at Premier Inn Hotel Belfast Titanic Quarter and your next port of call could be tourist attractions, great shopping, nightlife or twenty-first century business venues. Harland and Wolff shipbuilders chose to build some of the world's most iconic ocean liners right here in Belfast. Whatever floats your boat, it's all within walking distance. Spend the morning visiting the world's biggest Titanic visitor experience. Then set sail for a great food in the city centre. Stumble across some live traditional music, or hop aboard a historical pub walking tour. There are seasonal events all year round, like our Metro Monster Mash over Halloween or the Christmas markets. Whatever time of year you come, you'll find great food in our onsite restaurant and a lovely comfy bed in your room.

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Belfast Titanic Quarter hotel

Visit the the recently regenerated Titanic Quarter, where the RMS Titanic was designed and built

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