Hotel Ibis

Can’t really complain about this place to be honest. Really quick check in, staff could have been a bit more friendly and informative, for example telling us when check out was would have been helpful!
The room was great. It was clean and bright, the bathroom was a bit small but what do you want for one night?
The bed was so comfy! We had a great nights sleep. A 12pm check out time is also great for late risers.
All in all a decent hotel.

Cheap rooms, decent bed. No frills or thrills, and central.
Do not, under any circumstances, pay the £6.95 for their breakfast. Walk 100m down and go to West, and get an excellent Ulster fry for £4.95.
Or the place about 10m down Castle street that offers a £2.50 «five item breakfast». That’s where I’m going tomorrow. Watch for details.
Ignore all their signs guilt-​tripping you to reuse your towel. they’ll just replace it.

No frills. No thrills. It seriously is just a clean bed to sleep on. Cheap too. Seemed to be a lot of business people staying there.
Their bathrooms remind me of the ones on airplanes. Make sure you don’t get a handicapped room because those bathrooms are straight up scary — as in it looked like Hannibal Lecter’s lair.
We did have this incident with a tour that they recommended (see my review for Allen’s tours) but they actually were helpful-​ish in stepping in to resolve.

The Hotel was was nice and clean. The water was warm and the price was not too bad. I would stay here again if I am back in the area. The pillows were kind of thin but that was about the only problem. They also offer free wifi which is a huge plus!

This was a decent hotel to stay in for the two nights we were in Belfast. The rooms were modern and clean but it was definitely a budget hotel.
*The beds were comfortable (we didn’t hit bottom and they weren’t lumpy or saggy) but they were tiny and the duvet on top was about as wide as the bed so there was always a breeze on your bum!
*The tv only received 2 channels despite what their website and the tv list in the room says
*The internet isn’t free and even if you were to pay it would be near non-​existent in the room
*There weren’t any plug-​ins near the beds
*The bathroom was a round pod — while pretty cool looking — it made us feel as if we were on a moving ship when inside
*Breakfast was expensive
*Dinner service was S.L.O.W. — we only ate there the 1^st night because we were tired from a day of travel
So, you’re wondering, if you’re listing all this stuff why are you giving it 4 stars? Price, location, modern, clean. Just be aware of the items listed above so as not to get your hopes up too high!

My parents stayed in both this hotel and the newly-​built one in the Queen’s Quarter. This one gets the edge because of its location so close to the city centre. Hotel Ibis is within walking distance of Castle Court and of the Europa. It is a quality hotel and somewhat cheaper than said Europa. Though Days Hotel is much cheaper, my parents preferred this because it was quieter. They were placed on one of the top floors which meant it was quieter. Plus they did not see any other patrons which kept my Dad happy! Though they only stayed one night in this particular hotel, they will definately go back having had a dreadful night in Days where they got little/​no sleep because of a party next door. The hotel sounds similar to that of the Premier Inn brand where it is «luxurious» but cheap.
My parents would definately return, though they said the breakfast was over-​priced for £7. Overall, good hotel.