I had wanted to visit the Giant's Causeway on the Antrim Coast for a long time but had been put off by the troubles in Northern Ireland. After researching the area I decided to visit Belfast for a long weekend and take a coach tour to the Antrim Coast. I contacted Translink in Belfast and they booked me into the... more

Booked hotel online based on location and free parking, good competitive rate. Arrival the limpest ever with no eye contact from trainee staff who was nervous and little English, whilst his superviser was dealing with a phone complaint from another guest. Room very hygenic, hugh spacious shower. Pongy smell from rear of restaurant near lift doors, and self service brekkie... more

This hotel needs new management when we arrived it was chaos in reception no one seemed to know what was going on had to wait 15 minutes to check in due to a very big queue, then they didnt have the room i booked i was suppose to have a double, non-smoking instead i got a twin, smoking and it... more

my wife and i stayed here for two nights during a trip to the north. the hotel is in an excellent location and you are in the centre of belfast with a 5 minute walk. if you dont want to be on the edge of a loyalist estate then this isnt the place for you but i wouldnt consider the... more

Was disappointed to see that the only newspapers available for hotel guests to read were Loyalist/Unionist papers. The car parking is very confusing for guests as it is a public car park which requires you to get a ticket on arrival and the hotel validates it when you leave but there is nothing to advise you of this. As a... more

A bunch of friends decided to go to Belfast for a weekend and stayed at the Days Hotel since it was an affordable hotel in a quite expensive city. We arrived driving from Dublin and since Belfast is quite small it was very easy to find the hotel... the staff at the check-in were quite nice and very warm and... more

Stayed for one night and there's no way i would return. The hotel was a nightmare to find and when we arrived we were greeted by scary looking murals and a gang of kids starting a bonfire in the hotels car park (bonfire was still going at 2 am). Hotel is very basic. The staff at reception seemed nice enough.... more

decent budget hotel. b+b for 2- 98 euro. One night stay. Convenient to bars and restaurants. If you don't like the view of Unionist Sandy Row,then look the other way. Rooms were clean,spacious and had all mod cons. Hotel Guide is informative and well worth reading. A previous reviewer complained about £40 late checkout. She obviously didn't read it. Staff... more

Stayed at the Days over 2 separate stag weekends. Its location is excellent - a short walk from central belfast and its attractions. It is a good quality 'travel lodge' type hotel. It has been quite noisy on my 2 visits but I was there as part of a stag party and expected no less. 'Bouncers' on the hotel door... more