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great time and great service, reccomend to any one. high standards at low price, i will definitly be back.

Location: Good 8/10 Room Service: Don't have any 0/10 Housekeeping: Calls at 8.30 in the morning 2/10 Cleanliness: Very good 9/10 Rooms: Very thin walls, poorly furnished 2/10 Bar/Lobby/Reception area: All in one open area, not very comfortable 3/10

Excellent location, near bus and metro stations. It was an easy walk (5mins) to hotel from city center and we felt safe doing so at night. Plenty of pubs and restaurants nearby.

This hotel is in a great location very close to the centre of Belfast. It is just around the corner from the Europa hotel. Staff were great and room clean and modern. We returned there again when we arrived back in Belfast.

hotel is situated in centre of Belfast within easy walking distance to any of the citys main attractions but still far enough away to allow a peacefull nights sleep. Also found the room to be clean and the bed comfortable.

Downtown, loved the Black Cab tour, breakefast included in cost of room - great for travellers. Clean, yeah.

Great central hotel which was ideal for a short break with plenty of shops, restaurants and bars. The hotel was clean and staff were friendly and helpful.

Hotel was idealy situated bus from city airport direct to bus station and hotel is right behind it. Spotless and comfortable. Breakfast highly recommended.

Great hotel, great location and best of all parking was really free as they advertised. If I will go back to Belfast I will choose this hotel again for sure.

This hotel is central , just five minutes walk to shopping centres, restaurants etc. Rooms were clean , beds large and very comfortable. Inexpensive and perfect for a few nights away. This was our second time to stay at The Days.Free parking too.

I picked this hotel for its close proximity to the major roads in and out of the city and more importantly the shops!! Check in was speedy and efficient and the staff were very pleasant. The room itself was well equipped and the beds clean and comfortable. We stayed for three nights and the room and en-suite bathroom was cleaned daily. I certainly would have no hesitation in booking this accomodation again as I found it excellent value for money.

hotel was very clean and comfortable. staff were helpful at all times would recommend this hotel for value for money.

When we arrived I was horrified to discover our "secure parking" was in fact an open public car park right in the middle of a very rough part of belfast. The reception staff were not very friendly at all. There was a constant smell of sewage in the reception and hall area. I understand that this hotel is a budget hotel but surely they should have some sort of standards. I would not advise staying here, it would be definitely worth spending a few more quid and staying in the Fitzwilliam Hotel, which is just up the road.

The hotel is located down town. The hotel is need of renovation and the halls need a fresh coat of paint. The good thing was that the parking was free. No high speed internet service availabel in room unless you want to pay. free internet in the lobby area, but it does not allow you to log in if you have an IMac and the hotel staff were not educated enough to provide support as how to get on the internet with the IMac.

Lovely clean hotel, great food and located centrally in Belfast, needs sound proofing to walls for late night guests and doesn't need heating on during night in the middle of summer !!!

WE enjoyed or sta in Belfast and will be back if our Granson get his teaching position. The hotel Days we found staff very friendly, and rooms very clean and comfortable, however we found the rection and waiting area very cramped .and the bar even mre so, ase would have like to have spent more time around the hotel. we also think your overall traiff should include the breafast, and save a lot of trouble either having to pay or have it caharged. However we would repeat our visit to the Days Hotel Belfast

I've been to Belfast a number of times and have stayed in qute a few other hotels, but I must admit the Days Hotel had one of the best rooms to date. The bed was very comfortable & the staff was even more accomidating when I told them I had a back problem, they brought up extra pillows and blankets to help me. It was GREAT. The room was very clean and housekeeping very friendly. A couple things that would have made it better is if the bar area was abit bigger, there were usually ALOT of people in there & it made the lobby difficult to get through. Then there was the neighborhood where the hotel is located. Every night there were loads of teenagers had bonfires in the area by the parkinglot. When they would drink they would just toss their bottles in the roads & around cars. I didn't feel very safe with them around. So as far as the hotel.. it's GREAT.. the location... NOT SO GREAT. I just didnt feel safe there.

This was an excellent place to stay - everything within walking distance. The hotel was extremely clean, the room was very spacious (as well as the ensuite), and parking was free - right in the centre of Belfast! Would highly recommend this hotel - great price too.

Thought this hotel was lovely. Really friendly staff, big comfy room, massive shower, great breakfast and brilliant location. I was a little worried about the location before we travelled but there was no need. Hotel is only a short walk from the bus and train station, and a few more steps to the shops. I loved Belfast and if we went back I would definitely stay at the Days Hotel. I found everyone in Northern Ireland helpful and friendly. Would recommend it to anyone!

Room was good size and well equipped. Sadly the surfaces (desk etc) seemed somewhat "tacky" / "gritty" to me. Tea, coffee, biscuits very welcome, bed comfy. Was frustrated that I couldn't successfully use free wifi in the public area, but others didn't seem to have a problem (maybe limited to Dell laptops? draft-N wifi cards? who knows. Breakfast was very nice & welcome! Recommended bar the minor frustration.

Hotel was within walking distance to main attractions. The room was small and the hotel was really busy throughout the day and at night. Parking was simple.

really nice hotel, ideally located near center of town. friendly staff, good value for money. standard 3 star, can't say much more then that

walking distance to everything and a comfortable bed, not much more you can ask for at the price we paid.

This hotel is located right by the train station (Great Victoria) and bus centre, which makes traveling in and out of Belfast extremely convenient. The room is clean and comfortable. The only drawback is that their staff would knock on your door early in the morning (8am-ish) asking if your room needs to be cleaned. I find that a bit annoying. Other than that, I don't really have any complaint.

good clean hotel,easy to find with parking in good location staff helpful.dont know about food didnt eat at hotel but would recomend as good base for city visit

Revisiting Belfast and wishing to exploreand travel to various venues we could not have chosen a better situated hotel. Central and near to transport hubs, it was an easy walk to places of interest. The room was bright, clean and spacious with a comfortable bed. The only tiny niggle was that the soap dispenser was virtually empty.

its was quite nice has more channels then average irish hotel

Excellent location - clean hotel - friendly staff -would definitely stay there again if going to Belfast. Cheap, friendly hotel. Very easy to find, free car park

A no frills hotel in a very good central location. If you get it at a good price its worth it. Service is fine and the rooms serve their purpose.

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Although I was not impressed with my Belfast experience, this hotel was great. They had a portable crib. They have free Wi-Fi in the lobby. The food was decent. The location was great - it was walking distance to anything you wanted to see. And the price was even better. So if you need a good comfy and inexpensive place to stay while in Belfast, this is the place to go!

One of the reasons for choosing this hotel was that they had a car rental desk and we were looking for car hire pickup in Belfast City Centre and returning to City Airport as we didn't want a car for the first 2 days of our trip. Once booked however I was informed by the Car Hire Company that there would be a one way fee of £45 - the 2 day car hire was only going to cost £35 so we abandoned this plan for the car, choosing to do the return trip on the excellent 600 Airport service to pick the car up ourselves instead. The hotel was however still booked. As we arrived in Belfast at 7am we went straight from the airport to the hotel where we left our cases in the luggage room returning in the afternoon to check in. The room was I thought quite large with king size bed which was probably the most comfortable I have ever slept in, in a hotel. There was a desk area, TV, Tea/Coffee making facilities. The bathroom was also very large - shower was double width. It was nicely decorated and very clean. Reception staff were courteous and very helpful with luggage. We chose not to have breakfast (at £8.95 we thought it was a bit expensive). After all Belfast is full of places to get an excellent Ulster Fry! I had been a bit sceptical about the location of this hotel having read other comments regarding the area, but given its proximity to the Bus/Train Station, and the many eating places within a short walk I was please we stayed here.

I stayed at this hotel for two days whilst visiting Belfast with a friend. We arrived early (11am) and were able to check into our twin room immediately which was very useful. The room was a very good size and had views over the city (admittedly not the prettiest view ever, but it was nice to see the hills in the distance). Some of the fittings were a little dated, such as the hairdryer and kettle, but everything was clean and worked fine. The large power shower was fantastic, although I was a little disappointed by the towels which were hard and crunchy, not soft and fluffy as you would expect from a hotel! The beds were very comfortable and my friend and I slept very well. Breakfast was not included but we did pay to eat there on Sunday as most of Belfast doesn't open until after 1pm on Sundays. We had a cooked breakfast which was tasty but pricy (£8.95 each). Overall, the decor of the hotel was a little scruffy, but it is being repainted at the moment so may improve. My biggest complaint was the smell of cigarettes in the corridors - I suspect emanating from the staff who stank of smoke whenever I met them - but this didn't permeate into our rooms so I didn't mind too much. If you are looking for a comfortabkle place to rest your head when sightseeing, I would recommend this hotel - it is very convenientlky located - but if you are looking for something more upmarket/special/romantic it probably isn't the place for you.

Lovely hotel, staff very nice. Location was good, 5 mins walk from shopping. Very efficent taxi service. Good facilities. Room very clean. Didn have anyting to eat tho. didn like the layout of the restaurent. The only thing i didn like was the matress, it needed to be changed, we both keep rolling into the middle of the bed!!!!!

I was happy with everything with this hotel including great location and free parking. The only negative is they charged for the use of wifi and it was expensive too.

The rooms were clean and the staff were friendly. It is close to the city centre on one side and the student area on the other. It is though in a slightly dodgy area and the area outside did smell quite bad.

Nice hotel very helpful and friendly staff.

We were on a floor that had alot of noise from 2AM-5AM every night. Young people running the halls and banging on doors. This hotel is for the 30 under crowd.

exactly what it says on the tin, good location

overpriced, but otherwise OK. We had a favored drinking glass purloined by hotel staff

Although our booking was exclusive of breakfast (no other option was given) when we arrived we were never asked if we would be interested in having breakfast there. Consequently, when we went down in the morning we were told we couldn't have breakfast as they didn't have our credit card details. When I queried this (the booking was MADE by credit card) they said they'd look into it and just left me standing there for a good 10 mins even though I am on crutches! When they came back they said sorry but as they didn't have our details, we couldn't have any breakfast. So: no breakfast for us.

Very good for anyone visiting the city. From previous reviews I was expecting it to be in a run down area and yes there is building work going on quite nearby (but that's true of the whole of Belfast!) We felt quite comfortable walking from the city to the hotel at midnight. Friendly staff, pleasant rooms. No obvious negatives come to mind.

Spent the night in the hotel for a day trip to Belfast. Hotel was clean, comfortable, and didn't smell or had any other such obvious problems. Everything I wanted and that's it...nothing special or noteworthy to speak of. Staff was cordial and professional however the front desk did seem understaffed at times. One good thing to note is there is free parking which was great. Within walking distance of downtown and has some nice views from the front side of the building.

Just back from a fab weekend in Belfast, Days Hotel is very central, less than 10 mins walk to shops, Crown & Robinsons pubs 2 mins walk away, both very lively. Excellent shopping in Belfast, the new shopping centre Victoria Square is really trendy and has fab shops and very good value to the euro! Regarding the hotel, we had a nice quiet room, every facility one would expect, clean, well maintained, bed comfy, bar service good, didnt have any food so cant comment on that. Reception staff were very efficient and polite. When going to Belfast again, I would definetely stay in Days Hotel.

hotel and staff excellent, conveniently located for shops and nightlife a short walk up the road, would stay again

The hotel is perfect for a shopping trip as it is so near the city center five minute walk. The staff at the hotel are some of the most helpful and cheerful!!!

The Days hotel was well thought through with energy efficient solutions throughout, which I appreciate from a "save the planet" point of view. The rooms were clean and to a good standard and the housekeeping staff we came across were all friendly and quick to smile. Reception was efficient and friendly and no complaints there. Unfortunately the restaurant lets the place down. Breakfast was a dissapointment and it was not worth paying for, I would advise customers to find a cafe and get a better breakfast a lot cheaper. We had dinner in the restaurant and I would not do that again. The menu was a bit boring and when the food arrived it was as boring as the menu promised.We found one member of staff rude and unhelpful, when we complained to the manager we didn't feel like we got a very helpful response and for the second time in my life I did not tip a penny. It's a good bed for the night but make sure you make alternative plans for food and entertainment.

I booked this hotel the day before my trip and a few of the reviews had concerned me. When I arrived I found pleasant and fast service, a clean and comfortable room in an excellent location, and somehow managed to receive complimentary breakfast vouchers. The breakfast was excellent both days (Irish sausages are so good) and I was able to store my luggage on the day of checkout until I needed to leave for the airport. There are smoking rooms in the hotel, however the ventilation in the rooms and hallways was very good, so you didn't get the stale cigarette smell that some reviews had mentioned. I thought this hotel was great value and would definitely stay there again.

The location was great. Staff helpful. Right around the corner from the Crown pub, opera house and great shopping.

There are no smoke-free floors in this hotel and no air-conditioning (there is heating but no cooling). Breakfast was pretty standard, nothing excptional. Vey average.