Titanic Hotel Belfast

Easily one of the best and most exciting hotel experiences I’ve ever had. I have wanted to stay here for some time and I was not disappointed in any way. The history and the way it has been incorporated into the hotel is amazing. For example, the bar used to be the drawing room for Harland and Woolff and it has been beautifully decorated and the Titanic plans are behind the bar. I loved the table we were kindly allowed for my birthday dinner in the bar and thought the food was delicious ( we all enjoyed the food and drink) and I had a really thoughtful Happy Birthday plate. The staff were very friendly and the service was excellent. The hotel is perfectly located for the brilliant Titanic museum and not far from the centre although far enough away to be quiet at night. The rooms were lovely and the bed was so comfortable, I actually slept well which is unusual for me. The breakfast was so good, sausages were the best ever. What a wonderful experience, just amazing

Visited the titanic hotel, and booked the museum through the hotel. Visited with my 14y/o titanic fanatic and we were never disappointed. Top class services and cleanliness. All staff always easy to approach and keen to help. The hotel itself is steeped in history, and even puts on a tour by the concierge (at noon-just ask) I would definitely recommend, and hopefully return here someday.

A truly unforgettable stay – thanks to exceptional service! We had a wonderful time at the Titanic Hotel Belfast. Our son was born exactly 100 years after the Titanic sank. When one of the waiters learned about this, he was genuinely excited and made us feel incredibly welcome. By chance, a Titanic researcher happened to be dining at the hotel that evening. The waiter, John, introduced us. A moment, our son will never forget. The hotel itself is beautiful, the staff very attentive and friendly throughout. We also visited the Titanic Museum – highly recommended. Belfast, the museum, and this hotel are well worth the trip. Thank you for making our stay so special.

Fantastic location, staff, room and service. Only disappointment was the food in the bar restaurant. Felt like this was aimed at tourists as it was expensive for what it was and was just about good enough that we didn’t complain about it. Wouldn’t eat there again but can’t fault the service or the staff. Extremely nice hotel and location couldn’t be better if you are wanting to visit the Titanic Museum. Hotel is a museum in itself and is worth a visit even if you aren’t staying there. Plenty to explore and see old offices of where the Titanic was designed alongside her sister ships.

We really enjoyed our 3 night stay with two teenage kids to explore the local area and learn about the history of the Belfast shipyards. The staff were very friendly and the food and drinks were lovely. The hotel building is a real highlight and it was great to be able to wander around it and admire all the wonderful art work and old photographs. Defo recommend.

The room was nice enough and one of the few hotels during our trip that had air conditioning. We only stayed 1 night. The reception staff was pleasant and helpful during check in and check out. We had terrible service in the bar, Drawing Office Two'. None of the bartenders would make eye contact and it took a long time to get our orders in. Not sure what was up with the staff that night but it was less than stellar service.

First off I love titanic hotel as I got married there a few years ago and had a great experience but I just wanted to leave a quick review about today. I was there for Sunday lunch with my in-laws, it was lovely. There was a pianist playing in the background and I heard him playing a very niche Tom Odell song. I quickly got my phone out and recorded a quick video as I work for Tom. I sent the video to him and he loved it. I had a lovely interaction with David the pianist and told him that Tom was impressed. And yea it was just a lovely addition to my day and I’m sure David’s! What a small world x

This is a special hotel. I cannot recommend this hotel enough. It is more than a room - the history and story of this fabulous place transport you back in time. It is special. The staff are wonderful - attentive, humorous and helpful. The rooms are perfect. The food at the Wolff grill was incredible and the surroundings interesting and luxurious. You will not be disappointed.

A one of a kind hotel experience! It makes a great deal of sense if you plan to visit the Titanic Museum, but even if you're just enjoying a stay in Belfast I definitely recommend this hotel. To start, the gentleman who checked us in could not have been nicer or more helpful. The hotel really has a feel true to the era and if you're a history buff you will surely enjoy it. Their bar and restaurant areas are also divine.

What a great place. The hotel is full of history, art, and the design of the halls so creative. I love that the hotel is across from the Titanic Museum. The service was excellent. The bed comfortable, the bathroom large. Cookies every morning. I've been in Ireland for 15 days and I must say this was one of my favorite hotels. The walk into town is not far. The Game of Thrones stage is behind the hotel and I could see it from my room. Have fun finding the six glass panes. Breakfast was included in our tour and they had an array of food. March 17-18, 2024

The ambience and architecture and light .... Wow Now I'll add a bit more for the system!!

While this hotel certainly is beautiful and has historical significance (housed Titanic's draftsmen and furniture builders), it also has some shortcomings. The hallways downstairs have some near-impossible turns with a luggage cart so accept the luggage attendant's offer to help. The bathrooms are large, but the showers have a high step into the tub and they are tiny. The room is well-appointed with air conditioning, but no refrigerator.

Our Titanic hotel Belfast experience was a good one. The rooms are clean and well set up, the staff is friendly, and breakfast was included (and on point). Our stay was towards the end of a two week, multi-hotel trip for me, so I feel safe in making comparisons. I'll start with the 'theme'. Titanic Hotel is not shaped like a ship, however, it highlights aspects of Belfast's most famous ship. Guests are approached as 1st class passengers and even directions are written from the crews point of view. I did get a kick out of the room numbers, which were lit like on a ship. Expanding on the room, I felt the king bed room was spacious enough for two people. We had room to put some of our stuff away with place to lay things out as well. I will say the bathrooms felt a bit tight, but the shower (and shower pressure) more than made up for any shortcomings. Staff, as mentioned, was friendly. We didn't have many interactions with them, but when we did they were 'passenger' focused. We arrived early and they were quick to store our bags while we walked around a bit. They were also able to get us a room a bit ahead of regular check-in time. The only slight item for consideration was the location. Outside proximity to the Titatnic Museum, the location is a bit further outside the downtown than other offerings. With the river and limited bridges, that meant at least a 15 minute walk or 5 minute ride. We didn't have a car and had good weather to walk, but might have raked up taxi costs had the weather turned or you aren't up for walking. Overall, Titanic Hotel Belfast would be a place I'd consider staying again and would recommend. Travel well!

I'm sure the hotel is fine. We went here for a quick lunch. The bar area is beautiful with iconography about the Titanic, a ships model, and architectural drawings. There are about 20 low tables around the room - perhaps great for having drinks, but too low to the ground for dining. We ordered a chowder, fresh vegetables, and a club sandwich. It was very nice they were able to accommodate us with gluten-free bread. We also ordered a bottle of sparkling water. They had a few problems with service. The soup was delivered with a knife but no spoon or fork. The club sandwich arrived fine. We didn't get our water so we reminded the waiter and asked for the missing silverware. He came back with a spoon and the vegetables, but no fork or water. We asked again. Finally, I gave my wife my fork and eyed the waiter who noticed there was no water. We did get the bottle when we finished our meals. Nicely, he comped the water.

Beautiful hotel, and lovely restaurant/bar space in Drawing Room 2. The windowed walls & ceiling let in so much natural light that no extra lighting are needed until nighttime. Which means flattering picture lighting haha! Service was gracious, & the food was very good: Beer Battered Fish & Chips - we chose the chunky fries! The fish was delicious & the tartar sauce lemony. The grilled lemon half was nice to squeeze over it all, as was the vinegar on the table. Goliath Burger - we chose the skinny fries! A chunky patty, fresh tomato & lettuce, and nice bun. We saw wedding decor & tables being set up & guests arriving while we were there. A great venue for everything from a quick bite to a wedding!

I almost stayed here during our visit to Belfast as a big Titanic fan. However, with a group of five, I opted into the Airbnb. After visiting the museum, I wanted to have a drink or two at the bar at the hotel. I have seen pictures of the drafting room before arriving in Ireland and definitely wanted to drink where the magic happened. We sat the bar and I had a shot of the Titanic distillery whiskey and the Jack and Rose cocktail because you just HAD to. We were hungry but couldn't order food at bar, we had to sit at a table. But they were nice enough to bring us some crisps aka chips to Americans. I toured what I could see of the hotel with meeting rooms and the other dining rooms. The bathroom was clean but I really liked the design of the hotel. I hope to come back to Northern Ireland and stay here. Review #71 of 100 in 2023.

This stay was magical when we spent the night in Belfast at the Titanic Hotel during our honeymoon trek to Ireland and Northern Ireland. From the moment we checked into the hotel, we had a lovely time. We loved the accommodations. The room was gorgeous with a huge king-sized bed, with a sitting area and desk. The bathroom had two sinks and a tub, which my wife and I took advantage. The staff made us feel at home, with a congratulatory bottle of champagne, chocolates, and a charcuterie board -- the latter I ordered ahead of our stay, which my wife loved. With the history of the building being the shipbuilding location of Harland & Wolff that generated ocean liners such as The Titanic, the experience was quite epic. Walking through the hallways and the various rooms with ceilings that seemed to go sky high was surreal. Knowing we were walking in rooms where ships like The Titanic were designed takes you back into history. The bar was gorgeous, where we enjoyed delicious cocktails, while the restaurant part was perfect for breakfast, where I enjoyed the Full Breakfast voraciously. The hotel is right across the street from the Titanic Museum, so it would be recommended if you wanted to do a tour of that. Unfortunately, we were there when they weren't opened, so next time for sure.

We could not have picked a better hotel for our stay in Belfast! The Titanic Hotel is full of history and decorated with classy and vintage nautical furniture to make you feel like you're a first-class passenger on a ship. When we arrived in Belfast we showed up at the hotel to drop off our bags a few hours before check-in, however the staff at the front desk were extremely friendly and able to accommodate us with an early check-in. Upon arriving on our floor, we were met with a dimly lit hallway to stimulate the experience of being on a real ship. Our room had massive windows with a view of the museum across the street and with so much natural light that we didn't need to turn on the room lights until much later in the day. Both the room and our bathroom were extremely spacious, and the room had air conditioning. The bed was very comfortable and it took no time at all to fall asleep after a day spent walking around Belfast. The hotel itself is about a 15-20 minute walk from downtown Belfast which makes it easy to get around, and if you are planning to come with a car there is an underground car park across from the hotel that costs $15 for 24 hours of parking. Overall, it was a lovely stay and an incredible experience paired with the Titanic Museum right across the street. It was my favorite place to stay during our trip to Ireland and Northern Ireland and I would absolutely stay here again!

From the minute we walked up to the front door until we left, we were treated exceptionally well. The concierge and front desk staff are helpful and courteous. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable. I had a view of the working ship yard that was impressive both day and night. If you can possibly arrange it, take advantage of the hotel tour that provides so much information you won't find anywhere else. The proximity to the Titanic Museum is an added bonus.

Still one of my favorite hotels I've ever had the pleasure of staying in. I love history so just being near the dock and museum were wonderful. The hotel itself is decorated so classy and vintage, from beautiful tile work to metal/brass features. I didn't realize our room was gonna come with such a wonderful bathtub and bathroom! I would of stocked up on some bath bombs, so be prepared if you love to soak! The bar and restaurant downstairs were lovely. We had dinner and drinks and everything was wonderful. I had a drink called "the Jack and Rose" and still consider it the best cocktail I've ever had in my life.

We were walking along the waterway in Belfast and found this great place to have a drink. The bar area has a beautiful "indoor garden" type of feel. The ambience was very nice and the food that was being served looked good! I would definitely rtn when I am back in Belfast.

Super clean, fun to walk through hallway to room since feels like in ocean liner. Room design modern and comfortable. Staff welcoming and helpful

Fantastic place to grab a drink. Justin the bartender was great. Will be back when in the area.

This hotel is just amazing!! I just stayed for the fourth time and cannot say enough good things about it. The staff are incredible, helpful, kind. The restaurant and its food are amazing The rooms are so comfortable (so, so comfortable) The price is very reasonable!!! I would highly recommend to anyone!!!

I have the pleasure of traveling quite a bit. I stay in a lot of hotels. TITANIC HOTEL is one of the best hotels I've ever had the pleasuring of staying it. There's no surprise that this hotel is loaded with history - considering the role it played when the Titanic was being built. The way this hotel honors and preserves that history; while also honoring the legacy of Titanic is beautiful and superbly well done. Walking around this hotel is a mini history lesson -- and it makes you feel honored to be staying at such a historic venue. There are "hidden" / subtle features everywhere that all relate back to Titanic. My personal favorite? The tile around the bar in Drawing Room 2 is from the pool of Titanic. How amazing is that? The theming in the entire hotel is great. The views from the rooms are wonderful and add to the enjoyment of the surrounding area. The WiFi is strong. The rooms are clean. The bathroom water pressure is wonderful. And best of all - the AirCon pumps out the more glorious cold air. When visiting Belfast, this hotel is a must. Do not miss out on a chance to soak in this piece of history first hand.

The good parts are very good, and not so good are quite poor. On balance downsides outweigh positives. Check-in was a breeze. The chap at reception was charming. He made us very welcome. We got a double room for two including breakfast for one night (£100 but a next day car parking brought the cost to £108.) The room was good with two wash basins, bath & shower, bathrobes with slippers, bottled water, ginger biscuits, a large telly, good air con and a coffee pod machine that provided hot water for tea. The hotel is stunning and liberally filled with the history of the shipyard, White Star line and the ship that was alright when it left Belfast. The hotel bar is huge. The bar staff were friendly and attentive. We had drinks that night and next day lunch with family in the bar. It was good in terms of service and food for the adults. Car parking isn't at the hotel itself, it's not convenient for guests, it utilises the Titanic centre pay car park a few minutes walk away so the hotel was clearly set for swathes of coach tourists. When we arrived at reception we had to take our luggage to our room and then drive to the Titanic centre underground car park. There are signs at the hotel that threaten clamping if you park outside for any time. Tedious. Can't imagine staying here in our cold wet winter or spring. The walk to the car park is ok in dry and mild weather but a turn off in wet, cold, icy weather. I've no idea how disabled folk would cope. We parked up 23 hours. The hotel processed the parking ticket. We brought our cases to the car rather than the equal inconvenience of retrieving the car from parking to go back to the hotel. The ticket came up at £23.5 discounted to £7.5. As a paying hotel guest it felt a rip off in on top of the lousy inconvenience of parking here. Worst by a long way was the breakfast experience. We were offered times on arrival that didn't please us, but chose the earlier time as we were booked into the Titanic centre at 10am. Turns out that this time was to suit the staff not guests, as we were still there at our preferred arrival time and for at least 15 minutes after, and not one guest turned up for brekky. When we arrived we stood five minutes to be seated before a staffer bothered. My patience was exhausted. Once a waitress did bother she wanted our room number and flicked over pages and back again, looking puzzled she asked for our surname repeating the flicking, re-checking and couldn't find us. Then she asked what time we opted for but that didn't seem to assist. It's not that the place was crowded - far from it. She did invite us to sit down just in time - as it had to be 10 minutes from we first arrived at that point, I was about to give her a piece of my mind. The unacceptable delays were why we were still there beyond the time we would have chosen to come down. The fact is we could have arrived at our preferred time - it wouldn't have mattered. It got worse. I was specific about my cooked breakfast order. I was completely ignored. Breakfast arrived covered with a silver dome which the waiter lifted with a flourish. The idea I suppose is to reveal tasty, well - presented food but no I got greasy food I didn't want and I didn't get food I did order. I wanted eggs cooked one way they weren't cooked this way. I asked for extra mushrooms, I got two mushrooms. I wanted the tomato well cooked, it was burnt one side and barely cooked on the other all by a lazy cook that couldn't be a trained chef. This is a cook that didn't mind a greasy plate. This is greasy spoon cafe standards. If you served this food in a prison Amnesty International would be unkind about you and you'd do well to avoid a riot. I don't get it, as they sure weren't over worked. The sausage was finished off in an oven (if not stuck in an oven from the start) it was plastic skinned, cheap meat. The batch deep fried thin potato bread was made from dried potato flakes in a factory where it should have stayed. The black pudding was over cooked, the coffee was lukewarm, sour and the bacon was the grimmest I've had in many years. It was folded in two, oven overcooked to toughness, yet the bacon rind was a repulsive soggy white gunge - another 'stick it in the oven it'll do ye rightly' attitude that beset Irish tourism forever. The 'cook' and their manager should seek alternative employment, preferably not involving cooking nor managing humans. Lastly we were woken very early in the morning by an inconsiderate sod making a lorry delivery. I think it was a Brakes refrigerated lorry that parked right under our window. It was pitch dark and the driver kept the refrigerator running an hour and a half. I'd stay again, but I'm not sure I'd be enthusiastic about it.

Here are the reasons you should stay here: air conditioning that works; a shower with water pressure; a decent TV; plenty of outlets; strong wifi; and helpful, cheery staff. These are some of the characteristics of this hotel that we enjoyed here, and that we'd had difficulty in our previous three weeks in the UK and Ireland. Further, it is a ten-second walk from the museum, which is certainly worth a visit (and I say that having not been particularly excited for it). Though the place is across the river from the city core, there are a few cafes and a Spar within walking distance, and the hotel food was fine. Being outside of downtown also means great views and quiet nights. There was a bit of hall noise, but I'm a light sleeper, and it didn't bother me much. Try the 12 hr "Blue noise" on YouTube (just keep your phone plugged in). Also, no fitness room, but you should spend your days walking around here anyway. Finally, I see people are complaining about having to pay for parking. Being from the Seattle area, it seemed pretty inexpensive to me, at about 12£ a night, with the hotel discount. Try parking for that price at your hotel in Seattle.

Place itself nine out of 10, but the server was horrible and got order wrong twice and didn't tell us we couldn't order something because those out of stock manager called we needed four waiters just for four drinks and it's still took an hour the food was good though

Brand new hotel built in headquarters of firm that built the Titanic. Nestled snuggly in next to the fantastic Titanic Museum in Queens Quay. The whole hotel is very modern and all new construction. The staff were attentive and accommodating but did seem a bit harried at times . We were actually part of the very first tour group to book here and the staff worked to smooth over the bumps to be expected for such a new venue. They are a very easy and safe 1/2 mile walk into the city - a quick cab or uber if you prefer. Definitely ask for a room on the water side of the hotel. The other side is next to a busy street with traffic noise.

This place was amazing. It was clean and beautiful inside and out. They were more than helpful to supply us with what they had as our luggage was lost. The concierge had awesome recommendations for us and the hotel sent us a congratulations plate with two delicious macarons, as we are getting married in a few days. Wonderful place to stay!

If you are ever in Belfast, I highly recommend visiting the Titanic Hotel. It is a beautiful 5 star experience and have a great Restaurant called Wolfe's inside for a lovely traditional Irish breakfast. Some neat comparisons between the original Titanic and pictures of the Titanic Hotel where I stayed.

If you are looking for an place to stay in Belfast. I highly highly The Titanic Hotel. Definitely a must visit if you are a Titanic historian. The hotel is the site of the former Harland&Wolf Ship Builders. Its were the Titanic was designed. The hotel building is historic. The main bar and restaurant is the location of were the the design team worked on the Titanic. You definitely get the feel you are on the Titanic when you walk to your room and the way the doors are designed. The rooms are luxurious and very modern. Honestly you won't be disappointed at all. I personally waited many years to stay at this hotel. It was well worth the wait. If you plan on visiting the Titanic Museum. It is right outside the front door of the hotel. The staff are all very professional, friendly and genuinely care about their guests. The food served at the restaurant is absolutely delicious and all the restaurant staff were all very professional. The Breakfast was very well set up and tasted delicious. This hotel rates five stars and more. It should be noted I am originally from Dublin, Ireland, lived in the United States for over Thirty Years and traveled all over the world with the United States Marines all over the world. I definitely know a great hotel from all my travels and life experiences. As stated in the above A must stay if you are a Titanic Historian. I definitely will stay here again in the near future.

Titanic Hotel Bar (referred to as Drawing Office Two) is a bright, elegant, expansive space with natural light flooding through skylight windows. However, drinks are extremely steep and nothing special to warrant such a high price tag. Service was also a bit underwhelming, being slow and lacklustre - staff didn't seem pleased to be there at all and just weren't that enthusiastic about serving customers. A smile and some pleasantries can go a long way in customer service but there was neither in evidence here, my friend and I felt as if we were overlooked and had to try to capture the attention of staff to order drinks and get our bill. This is definitely a place aiming to target the growing Belfast tourist market and doesn't seem interested in locals, yet ironically I'm sure overseas tourists will expect more in terms of customer service. I visited for a glass of wine on Wednesday 01/08/2018 before going to an art exhibition opening in nearby Titanic Building, and while it was nice to see the visually beautiful bar of Titanic Hotel, nothing there in terms of service, ambiance or entertainment would really entice me to return. Worth dropping in on once to view the stunning interior but lacks the heart and soul to really draw people back again.

Beautiful hotel. Comfy rooms. Terrific staff. Great location. Right across the street from the Titanic Museum. On the map it looks isolated but that's deceptive. 5 min cab ride to downtown Belfast. Built on the location and bones of the White Star Company who built the Titanic. Only place i will stay in Belfast. Enjoy!

We just returned from a 3 week trip to the UK/Ireland and staying at the Titanic Hotel in Belfast was definitely the highlight! From the moment we arrived we knew we were in good hands with the hotel staff, but especially lead concierge Zi. Our room was not ready when we arrived (we were really early), so Zi got right to work making sure we were all set for the morning/afternoon. Within 10 minutes of arriving Zi had called us a cab and we were off on our first tour. Once checked in, our room was perfect and had the most amazing views (Titanic Museum to the left and Game of Thrones set to the right - does it get any better?). The room was huge, clean, and very comfortable. I honestly didn't want to leave and we had been staying at nice hotels throughout the UK. Zi provided tips over the next 4 days and he was always spot on! Need to rent a car to tour the Antrim coast? Zi had it covered. Need a recommendation for dinner? Zi was on it. He did it all in a no pressure manner. We also enjoyed the hotel bar and all of the bar tenders and staff were friendly and provided great service. Not to mention the bar is in the original drawing office where they designed the Titanic - does it get any cooler? Also all of the White Star Line artwork and photography was beautiful. It was like a museum inside of a hotel! The hotel is located just across the river from downtown Belfast. It is also a stones throw away from the Titanic Museum, which is the most amazingly modern and informative museum I have ever been to. It takes less than 5 minutes to cab to downtown Belfast and is a 15 minute or so walk. Because we had nice weather (for the beginning of January), we mostly walked and enjoyed the scenery. Also because Belfast has some of the best food I have eaten, we needed to walk off those meals! We visited London, Edinburgh, Belfast, and Dublin and Belfast was by far my favorite (I can't stop telling everyone I know). This is largely due to the incredible accommodations at the Titanic Hotel and wonderful hospitality provided by Zi and the hotel staff. We can't wait to go back!

The Titanic hotel exceeded any expectations I had before arriving here as soon as I walked into reception. Everything was so beautiful and so fitted with the theme of the Titanic. We were greeted by a really friendly receptionist who was super helpful with all our needs. I even got a thrill walking through the hallways to our room as the decor was stunning and all ship like/Titanic themed also. There were vintage pictures and large posters of the Titanic along the walls of the halls and staircases. While walking to our room down the hallways the lighting was low and footsteps made an echo and gave a fantastic feel of what I would imagine would be the atmosphere of actually walking to your room on the Titanic itself, to say I was amazed would be the least. The bedroom was everything and more of what I hoped it would be like - all decor was ship themed and we had a really nice view of the Titanic Exhibition next door. Since it was our anniversary that weekend we booked little additions to our room, we booked a fruit platter and also a rose petal display on the bed (each were extra charge). When we arrived to our room we saw a really thoughtful "Congratulations" display along with the fruit platter we organised - but no rose petal display, to be honest I was so excited about everything else I really didn't mind! My partner immediately emailed the management who we had been emailing when we booked the room. He did this without telling me and later told me that the staff were extremely apologetic and organised to have it done when we went for dinner that night (also offering us a refund as we did pay for it initially) - when I arrived back to the room that night to my surprise the bed was beautifully laid out with roses and I wasn't expecting it as my partner had been emailing them all along. The bedroom is by far one of the most favourite rooms I have ever stayed in. The shower was perfect and they even supplied robes with the hotels logo on it which is a nice touch! I really didn't want to leave this hotel. We had a drink that night also downstairs at the bar in a beautiful spacious room, which also felt like we were in a ballroom on a ship. The cocktails were delicious and they even had one called "Jack & Rose" which is also nice detail to co-operate the Titanic movie in with the hotel and it's theme. The parking for this hotel can be a little hefty - even though they do offer a discount. I can't wait to be back at this hotel again.

Very impressive looking hotel, lots of White Star material on display and a fine range of local Irish beers on sale. Well worth a look round and better than the actual Titanic museum across the road.

it is impressive even I thought they really did a grand job of the ships stair case in the mesuem even recraeing the ships life boats as well great place to learn of that great lost ship and of course history the titanic musem is good and great you can get sunk right into this place just kiddeing though titanic museum Belfast

Stayed two nights with breakfast. The staff are wonderful, very professional and attentive. We had an issue with a light and the safe working in our room and we were moved to a suite for the two nights. Very apologetic about the disruption. Small touches like the mulled wine and mincemeat pies, a good coffee machine and an iron in the room make all the difference. We loved the breakfast on Friday morning but the buffet style breakfast on Sat was a bit of a let down in comparison. If you stay I would suggest a room with a view of the museum as it will be quieter with less road noise, however we did enjoy the views of the cranes from our room.

The room was beautiful! The buffet breakfast was amazing. The decor of the rooms and the hotel in general was awesome. We stayed up until 2 am taking pictures of everything. Would definitely come back again.

Beautiful surroundings in the dining room and the worst meal ever! I ordered chowder for starters and was served this lime green slop that had a strong overpowering taste of coriander or some such herb. And it was served with pita bread! I ordered their burger for my main course and the burger 'meat' was like a piece of lead and totally inedible. The Titanic Hotel is worth having a look but don't even think of eating there..

Well the Titanic Hotel Belfast, despite being new and modern is lacking in many areas. The "modern" rooms are cold, uncomfortable and unwelcoming. The lighting in the room was awful. The large "vintage"windows are not very well weather proofed, didn't like the sound of traffic, wind and rain. The bathroom also had a large window adding to the fact it was freezing. No heater or towel warmer in the bathroom. You need to bring your own mirror and light to put on any kind of make-up and good luck to himself if he needs a shave. On our first morning we had no hot water so a shower was out of the question. We were moved to a quieter room but that too had the issues as the original room except for the noise. On day 2 housekeeping didn't make it to our room by 3:00pm so I just asked for clean towels, toilet tissue and coffee. Got just what I asked for. The only reason I gave one star is because of the front desk staff and restaurant staff. They are wonderful. Will not be back or recommend. And to add one more thing, you get to pay for parking!!

Terrible Afternoon Tea. If you want to to have a nice elegant afternoon tea, this is not the place. I booked afternoon tea for my parents as a Christmas gift and I went too. It was so disappointing. We were taken up to the Presentation room where it is served. I was so disappointed when I entered the room. I expected it to have an ambience typical of rooms in nice hotels that serve afternoon tea. It is literally a large room with a few chairs and uncomfortable sofas plopped around. We booked the tea for 12.30pm. They took our order at 12.40pm. We had prosecco quickly followed by pots of tea. Then we waited and waited for the food. It didn't arrive until 1.20pm! Naturally our tea was cold and so we had to order more. The waiter looked embarrassed and kept telling us our food would be there in a minute, but the clock kept ticking and no sign. When it did arrive it was very mediocre. As we were eating 3 groups of tourists came into the room and stood around us as their guide give them a history of the titanic model boat that was sitting right behind our sofa. There were about 20 tourists in each group wearing headphones and listening to the guide. It was so bizarre that all we could do was laugh. The room seemed to be used as a thoroughfare to another part of the hotel so there was a constant stream of people passing through the middle of it while we are supposed to be having a quiet afternoon tea. If you are looking for afternoon tea on par with the likes of the Shelbourne, Dublin, this is not the place. It's very obvious the owners of the hotel are not trained to run hotels! They need to stick to construction of hotels but don't run them! I advise Americans to stay away from this hotel because as a Northern Irish lass who lives in America I know the level of service they are used to and this doesn't come anywhere close. I really wanted this to be a fabulous experience and I would love to see this hotel do well but it needs to be run by people with experience in the hotel industry. They need more managers who are visible and making sure everyone is on their game!