Stormont Hotel Belfast

My daughter and I went for afternoon tea today Saturday. Everything perfect, food delicious, and plentiful. All staff very polite and professional from we went through the door until leaving. Got seated beside the wood stove which we appreciated on this chilly day. General manager Eamon came to check that everything was to our satisfaction, we praised the way everyone looked after us, and he spent a few minutes to chat with us which was a lovely touch. One of the youngest staff Josh mostly attended to us and such a lovely lad, other staff including bar staff too but sorry I didn't catch their names. We both had a lovely afternoon and will be back again, also recommend their mother's day afternoon tea we attended last year. Thank you to all.

We have just had the best carvery dining experience. After being to a few carvery lunches very recently, there is absolutely no comparison in value, flavour, or choice of food. The professionalism of all the staff has to be commended too. As we were warmly greeted and welcomed to our table, Ethan explained the details of the carvery to us. The choice of starters was excellent, followed by artisan bread selection and soup. We then met the chef, Brendan, who carved us delicious meats for our main course. The waiting staff, Robert, Josh and Evie, were all so pleasant and helpful, checking in if we needed anything and clearing our plates away. It honestly felt like every member of staff was happy to be at work today. I can’t remember the last time I noticed such excellent customer service. The dessert table was something else. I can’t say enough good things about our dining experience today. I initially thought the price point of £40 per head was steep but when you see the quality, quantity and variety of the food available, I have had to change my opinion. There was a very generous attitude to the portions, it really is a genuine all you can eat buffet. Well done 👏 I’m away to lie down.

Booked carvery for 6 adults @ £39 each. Food was exceptional. The quality of the starters was second to none. Main course was excellent as expected. Deserts were plentiful and very well made and prepared. The thing that I appreciated the most was that you had no limitations on going back for what you liked the most. So if you are partial to deserts, you can have as many or as much as you like and this was the same for everything. Drinks were normal price for hotels and the staff were very nice and friendly and helpful. Only bad thing, and this is me being picky, was that our glasses were not very clean. Lipstick marks. Enjoyed the experience and with live music in the background, highly recommended

We had a lovely afternoon tea for 6 people on my sister in law’s 70th birthday. The food was plentiful, tasty and well presented. The location in the large foyer area was a very pleasant place to spend the afternoon. The staff refilled our teapot as often as required. One helpful suggestion would be to provide us with a second teapot to prevent the need to keep refilling the one we had so often. We would have no hesitation in recommending this location to anyone for afternoon tea.

Booked the Sunday Carvery as it kept popping up on my socials. It certainly didn't disappoint. You are greeted at the entrance to the ballroom, a gentleman then kindly took us to our table, as this was our first time he explained where each course was located and that someone would be with us shortly to take drink orders. The spread of food was beautifully executed, especially the starters, this was layed out close to the centre of the room with a whole spread of different foods that would suit many taste buds. The mains at the far wall was a spread of Turkey, ham and roast beef. And to the left was soup breads and a children's section. The meats were beautiful and absolutely not dry. I guess my biggest complaint would be that the food was not even close to lukewarm, I understand that to much heat would dry out the food, but I think worth this in mind the gravy should be a lot warmer, this would add heat to the main meal, unfortunately the gravy was barely warm too. This is just an observation and certainly didn't take away from my experience, but it would of been nice to have hot gravy on lukewarm food. The desserts were in a different league altogether, a huge amount to choose from. I highly recommend the pavlova though, never have i ever tasted one so good. Staff were extremely polite and welcoming, very attentive and observing to ensure dirty plates were lifted promptly and drink top ups always available. A lovely experience, one I would certainly pay for again.

Thank you to Eamonn and the staff of the Stormont Hotel for such a wonderful stay. We were met with extremely helpful and friendly staff. Immediately felt clean, spacious but cosy. Suite was modern, spotless clean and quite spacious. Super king bed was a bonus. Beds extremely comfortable. Bar in hotel had a lovely relaxing vibe. We spent New Year’s Eve here, there was a great atmosphere with 2 amazing entertainment singing acts but it never felt overcrowded which was great! Evening dinner was beautiful in the restaurant for the whole family, something for everyone on the menu. Breakfast was hot and delicious with a great variety to chose from. Will definitely book again for our next visit to Belfast, would highly recommend.

Went to see a show and decided to have dinner first. Table of 5 served by Evie, who was polite and very helpful. Food was prompt and tasty. We had starters and mains, everyone loved what they got. Would definitely return again for food and show The Jersey Tones was excellent. Great Saturday night had by all.

Definitely going to be staying here again when I'm in Dublin the hotel is beautiful. The staff really friendly on a genuine level. The rooms are warm and clean and really well appointed. with plugs the other side of the bed and somewhere to put the case. restaurants was warm and friendly with a good selection nice big car park good for vans they really made a special effort for Christmas with really well thought out and pretty decorations

Have been here for numerous events. Never stayed in the bedrooms. The standard across the board is good. My rating reflects that and also the food. The food often lacks depth of flavour. They seem to go for quantity rather not than quality. I was really impressed by this spread of canapes at a charity event I was at. That and the fancy set up made everyone feel very appreciated. The staff are very helpful. The car park is a let down. Being on a hill is not good when in heels or if you are elderly or have a disability.

I have nothing but good things to say about the Stormont Hotel - I have experienced their whole range of service, let me explain, firstly I attended a work conference, had diner at the onsite restaurant, burnt off my dinner at the gym and then stayed the night in a superior room - this was their description not mine. I would highly recommend The Stormont for any business that want host a professional event. The conference facilities are excellent, I was attending an event with Invest NI and we were treated to nothing but exceptional service from all the staff. The sweet bowls and water bottles table were kept filled at all times - it's the small things you remember and these little things could help to keep your customers happy or gain you extra orders! Having everything (Rooms, conference facilities, Restaurant, huge car park and Gym) in one place also is a huge benefit as it cuts down on the logistical nightmare for event attendees and hosts. The scenery isn't bad either - a five minute walk from Stormont Park and Parliament buildings - two great photo opportunities for visitors

I stayed here the first week in March. The hotel was freezing. The restaurant was cold. The bar was cold. We sat at the fireplace in heavy jumpers and it was still cold. The WiFi was terrible. Barely fast enough to slowly open an email. Very disappointed. Paid four star prices for a one star service.

We stayed here for two nights as part of a vacation package. I wasn't expecting much for what we paid, however the Stormont did not disappoint. It's probably about five minutes from the center of Belfast and right behind the hotel are parliamentary buildings. The hotel has a very nice ambiance from the moment you walk through the door. The rooms and the hotel are nothing short of 4 star. The people who work there were all very nice offering to help us all the time. The room was extremely clean and nice. Our package included the breakfast which were also beyond our expectations but we came to realize later that most of the hotels have a similar breakfast setup. The bar and the restaurant in the hotel were also very good. If we were to come to Belfast again I would choose this hotel.

My wife and I spent part of our honeymoon in Belfast (October 2016). We stayed at the Stormont Hotel while we were in Belfast. We were pleased with our stay there. The bed was very comfortable. The restaurant in the hotel was also very good. (Great soups!) The hotel's location wasn't that great. The hotel is right near some government buildings but it is far from everything else in Belfast.

Decor out of the 1970s - in good condition, but it looks like a throwback. Thin walls (so you hear the adjacent room's TV). Lousy, slow, unreliable, internet. Restaurant dinner menu is old school Irish dull, and uncreatively prepared at that. You cannot walk to anything -- everything is a car/cab ride away. No gym on site, but a reciprocal arrangement with a David Lloyd gym about a 6 pound cab ride away. Nice running trails on the grounds of the Stormont Parliament building, just across the street. The staff were pleasant and helpful.

I attended The Stormont Hotel for the first time ever today for a work course which was held in the Confex Centre of the hotel. On arriving at the hotel I noticed there is a lot of construction work being carried out to the front and the drive into the carpark. I was a bit unsure as to where the entrance of the hotel actually was and had to ask a passing lady. Not a great first impression! Once through the doors though my opinion changed as I was welcomed at reception by a very pleasant young girl and guided in the direction of my function. There was coffee and tea provided in a meeting area until the room was set up. The conference room was lovely and there was water, sweets, paper and pencils(not pens, felt like I was back at primary school) provided by the Hastings Group. We broke for more coffee about an hour in and then after the event, an hour later again there was a lunch provided. Strange sandwich type things which I passed on. All in all a nice place to attend a course but not sure if I would use the facilities of this hotel for anything further even if it is owned by the Hastings Group.

I've been here for a work conference, as a wedding as a guest, as a wedding singer and also to a formal event, and I've enjoyed every time I've spent here. Unfortunately, as a wedding venue or otherwise it doesn't really sell itself from the outside - in fact it's a bit of a 1970s throwback. But once inside, its comfortable, stylish and modern, clean and bright and has all the facilities you would need and it's very well run too. The food is good - and unlike some other hotel wedding venues, they don't throw the food at you as if you are at school dinners (hate that). And for people having their wedding here there is the grounds of Stormont across from the hotel so you wouldn't be stuck for a venue for your photographs. The staff are really nice too they couldn't be more helpful or obliging. There is plenty of car parking too. I can't vouch for the rooms, but if they are anything like the rest of the hotel, I'm sure they are great.