Top Aparthotels in Northern Ireland in 2026

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Presidential Suite | Living area | 44-inch Smart TV with digital channels, TV, DVD player

1. Regency House

Belfast City Centre

Allan

AED 1,130 total

includes taxes & fees

26 Aug - 27 Aug

Apartment, 1 Bedroom | Desk, iron/ironing board, WiFi (free), bed sheets

2. Cordia Serviced Apartments

Belfast City Centre

Denise

AED 551 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Sep - 2 Sep

3. No 5 by Warren Collection

Belfast City Centre

Patrick

AED 478 total

includes taxes & fees

16 Aug - 17 Aug

4. Curran Gate Luxury Apartments, Portrush

Portrush

LINDA

5. The Edge

Belfast City Centre

alberto

6. Dream Apartments - The Obel Building

Belfast City Centre

stephen

7. East Village Penthouse | Roof Terrace Belfast

Ballymacarret

Cathy P.

8. East Village 2-Bed Penthouse | Roof Terrace

Ballymacarret

AED 916 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Sep - 3 Sep

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Top Northern Ireland Hotel Reviews

Holiday Inn Express Belfast City by IHG

8/10 Good

"The location is great for being able to walk to a lot of places. The room was a decent size. The breakfast was very good. I did have 1 beef and I don't know if this is something other people would care about, but I'm going to mention it anyways. We had gone to a near-by restaurant (Thai Village - very good food) and we couldn't finish our meals and asked for them to be packed up, which they did. When we got back to the hotel we asked if they could store our left-overs in the fridge as the rooms don't have fridges or microwaves in them as ours do in Canada. We were told only meds can be stored in the fridge. The agent at the counter relented and put them in the fridge for us. Next day after an extremely long excursion (13 hours) we were very tired and just wanted to heat our left-overs up and chill in our room. The staff told us they couldn't heat them up in their microwaves because of liability reasons? What? Liability? She said in case we got sick, they would be liable. What? I told her we would accept all risk and she still wouldn't citing it is a company policy. What a stupid policy! Put microwaves and fridges in the rooms like they have in Canada and most likely the USA then so people can save a little money by not having to purchase all their meals (except breakfast as that is provided). I'm not sure if this is a Holiday Inn policy or city or what but it doesn't make sense to me. I would have given a 5 star review had this not happened."

Second Nature Belfast

8/10 Good

"A pleasant stay at a brilliantly located hotel. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The breakfast was decent, (nothing special - good eggs and potato bread), nice bar area, and the room was ideal with a little one (top bunk style bed). The only downside was the room next to us were very noisy and with our room being an adjoining room we could hear everything! To be fair to the staff they were quick to respond to us and was fine thereafter. Would stay hear again but avoid an adjoining room to hopefully be better insulated from noise."