Jurys Inn Belfast Reviews

We had a long weekend in Belfast. Visited Giant's Causeway and Titanic Exhibition.

This hotel is in a very convenient location. We found it easy to park in a secure local carpark which had a discount for Jurys Hotel guests. Very nice indeed.

The hotel is about as convenient as it can be. It is right in the centre, near all the shops and attractions and only two streets away from the bus and train station. My room was spacious and very quiet as it overlooked an internal space. No view as such but just what I needed -- peace and quiet. The staff were friendly and helpful. The food was good, if a little expensive.

we arrived at 9.30 and expected to just leave our bags til 2pm but was givn the key the room was ready...excellent. the bar was a little expensive other than that we had a fabulous stay. the housekeeping were accomodating if we were in they kindly asked if we required anything and happily fulfilled our wishes... i was impressed with the attitude as i have worked their job before and expect high standard and i wasnt disappointed. We will be returning.

Great hotel, ideal location. Two blocks away from bus and train stations and a few minutes walk from City Hall. Good facilities and very helpful, friendly staff.

We stayed early June for long w/e and found Jurys an excellent central base for our Belfast experience. Took a bus from City airport to main Belfast central station and jurys is literally 5 mins round the corner on Gt Victoria Street so eazy to find. We were attending an event at Kings Hall down Lisburn road and there was a handy bustop across the road (no's 9). Jurys is a busy wee hotel with several touring coach parties coming and going but we had no problems at reception, breakfast or in the bar despite the hotel being busy. The buffet breakfast was good quality and hot but too much for us so we had simplier and cheaper options after first morning in nearby shopping mall (by the Europa Hotel).

I couldn't believe this wasn't rated with 4 stars. Warm welcome and attentive thoughtful staff continued without fault throughout my stay. Rooms immaculate and spacious. Bathroom big enough to have a seat in it and very well designed. Comfortable beds and tea/coffee. Great housekeeping, reception, bar and restaurant staff. Very professional and all really enjoyed working there. They looked after me extraordinarily well. You can sit looking out at the world passing by. Two minutes takes you to the bus/train station and you are right in the city centre. A fantastic sightseeing company operates outside the hotel and I highly recommend this. They too were wonderfully helpful and answered my many questions happily even phoning a staff member off duty for me! The irish are warm, welcoming, strong and funny and all the staff are great advertisements for the nation. The food is top quality and casual relaxed dining atmosphere. Well equipped for disabilities with a ramp, lifts and hands on staff. So good I would go back again. I know what I am talking about as I am a qualified hotel manager. Go for it! Go the the Jury's Inn Hotel and you will come out smiling.

Rooms are on par with a good Travelodge or Premier Inn, they have everything you need and are clean and tidy. We had a few problems during our 2 night stay (someone was in our first room already, second was opposite a lift and we were woken up by cleaning trollies at 6am continuously for 3 hours, and the third room the TV aerial was broken) but that said the hotel staff were amazing and helped solve the issues really quickly. I couldn't fault the staff of Jury Inn.

Had a great 2 night stay here, will be back again.

this hotel had a very central location and was a good place to go back to when needing a break during the day....easy access to everything.....lots of tourists while I was there and we took a free tour of Belfast city hall.....the tour runs 3 times a day and people just need to register same day for a ticket......lots of beautiful stained glass windows and a wonderful oak chest which was due to go on the titanic but arrived too late for the voyage.......Belfast city hall is insured for 500million pounds...lots of expensive art and furnishings...beautiful.