Hotels near Blackhead Path

"The 4 poster bed was like having to sleep on a hard wooden floor. It was so high off the floor with big wooden sides it hurt my legs to get in and out of bed. It is in need of modernisation, upgrading. Staff however were lovely and the spa was small but nice."

"Another great stay, I wouldn't stay anywhere else in Belfast"

"Same as other Maldron hotels in terms of comfortable bed and nice bathroom. Breakfast a little better than the one in Dublin, but not cooked particularly well. Staff nice. However, the problem with this hotel is that if on floor 2 (I can’t speak about any other floor) as soon as someone runs hot water it’s like a fog horn is going off, which is particularly annoying when it happens late into the night and early in the morning as it did on one of our nights. I complained (never done this before) and nothing happened - they didn’t even feedback. When I mentioned it again they took some details and said they’d get back to me - they haven’t. Bad nights sleep, overpriced and poor customer service."

"Lovely hotel. Good location. Parking could be challenging if more than one night."

"The hotel staff is exceptional and the property is exquisite! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! "

"We had an excellent two day stay at the Bedford which was very conveniently situated for all our activities. A very comfortable bedroom and spotless bathroom, very friendly helpful staff. We didn't have the breakfast. We highly recommend this hotel."

"The staff were excellent. When the power went off in our room, they were quick to place us in another room, also giving us a complimentary beverage. The lounge downstairs was a welcoming place to sit, and we even brought in our own food to enjoy in the booths in the rear of the lounge. The only negative was the music they played was a little on the loud side."

"Lovely spacious clean room, quiet and plenty of parking. Staff and the food was excellent."

"The staff was very accommodating. The made-to-order breakfast was great. Just across the street from the carrickfergus castle"