Travelodge, Belfast

One of the factors that resulted in us booking a few days in Belfast was news of a room sale at Travelodge. The company was offering something in the region of 20,000 rooms for the bargain price of 5 Pounds per night and this coincided nicely with a seat sale on Easyjet. We did have to fiddle around with dates to gt the cheap rooms and cheapest flights to coincide but we found it no problem to secure a five pound room for two consecutive nights. We booked online directly with Travelodge and found the process simple and speedy. The hotel is situated in the heart of the city, close to the main ... more

I travelled to Belfast last week for a short break, and, being a poor student, Belfast Central Travelodge seemed ideal! Here's the lowdown: BOOKING INFORMATION: Rooms can be easily booked through the website (www.travelodge.co.uk), you just pick the dates you want when prompted and it books the rooms for you. You don't pay when you book the rooms, instead you pay at check-in, but you do have to enter a card number for guarantee purposes. PRICES: Excellent, really. In our case we had a double room, which was £79 a night. What's great is that you pay for the room, not per person, so if you're ... more

I stayed at the Travelodge Belfast in October 2007. The reason for a trip to Belfast was a concert to which I had received free tickets. I left booking the hotel til a couple of weeks before the concert and there wasn't a great deal of choice available. We paid £79.00 for the room, I booked it on a site where I paid 10% deposit and paid the reaminder on arrival at the hotel. We stayed on a Monday night, we got the bus from the airport to the Europa Bus Centre which is located in the city centre. We walked the short distance to the hotel (it is basically down a street and across the road ... more

When looking for somewhere to go for my hen night (or weekend as it turned out to be) I wanted somewhere cheap not just for me but for the others as well, as most of them are on budgets too. I scowered the internet and came up with two nights including flights with a well known budget airline for £90. Bargin we said and booked it. As we were a group booking I was unable to do this on the Travelodges website so I had to phone the main reservations up. This was a simple thing to do as my call was answered very quick and rooms booked all in approximatly 5 minutes. Then everything else was done ... more

Pay your £60 for a family room at the Travelodge Belfast, and have a night to remember. Gaze out your window at the paved-court below and watch drunks fight from around 5pm till early the next morning. This was a terrible experience. The hotel itself was fine, but the surrounding area was dangerous to take a family out after dark. The front door of the Travelodge is operated on a buzzer system, so you have to wait for it to be opened by the staff, leaving you watching your back for up to two minutes as drunks and glue sniffers gather literally yards from you. This isn't the middle of the night ... more