Holiday Inn Belfast City Centre, BelfastHoliday Inn Belfast City Centre in Belfast, United Kingdom has a corrected score of 3.2 ± 0.6 (thin evidence, no platform scores), ranked 53 of 66 hotels we score in Belfast. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.1 before correction. Rooms from about $222 a night (cached, not a live quote).Holiday Inn Belfast City Centre is a modern four-star hotel in central Belfast, a short walk from City Hall, the Grand Opera House, Queen's University and Victoria Square shopping centre. Belfast Grand Central Station is about five minutes away on foot, which makes arriving and leaving straightforward. The hotel runs an open-lobby layout with all-day dining, a Starbucks, a fitness centre, a restaurant, room service and on-site parking. Rooms have Wi-Fi and comfortable beds, and guests rate the breakfast buffet and the bar food highly. It suits business travellers and city-break visitors who want to be close to the main sights. During busy breakfast periods, service at the buffet can feel stretched.What stands out

Central location near major attractions

Comfortable beds and clean rooms

Good breakfast and restaurant food

Five-minute walk to Grand Central Station

Watch out for

Staff stretched during breakfast rush

Breakfast service can feel unfriendly

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