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We have selected the best holiday accommodation by the sea in Belfast. Bluepillow allows you to save money, by finding the best rates on the main vacation rental websites in Belfast
Are you looking for an accommodation in Belfast and do you want to save money? Choose from 13 Bed & Breakfasts in Belfast
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Where to stay in Belfast? Hostels? B&Bs? Accommodations? If you are a lone traveller, a small or large family or even a group, in Belfast you can find various types of accommodation.
The accommodation in this area have had positive reviews from the tourists a total of 190,654 times, 5,031 reviews with a score of 10.0 Excellent and 299 reviews with a score of 8.0 Very Good.
In Belfast you can find 2,309 apartments, 70 hotels, 81 b&bs, 1,159 independent homes, 23 villas, 6 hostels and much more.
Every need can be fulfilled thanks to the multitude of services that are available for you. Pets Allowed, Pool, Kitchen, Spa and Parking are the best features in the accommodation in Belfast.
What is the best period with the best offers to stay in Belfast? If you are looking for accommodation in Belfast during the best period without the chaos of mass tourism, the low season month with the best tariffs is in the month of July. The week with the best prices for that month is the week from 29/06 to 06/07.
If instead you are looking for accommodation in Belfast during the high season, to enjoy the destination and it's capacities, the month of February is right for you. The most amount of accommodation available at the most convenient price is during the week that spans from from 10/02 to 17/02.
Belfast is a touristic destination where the accommodation has an average cost of 93 pounds per night.
If you have limited time and you love last minute holidays, you can organize a weekend in Belfast and find holiday homes and apartments with great low cost offers particularly in the month of September. The best lowcost weekend is the one that stats from 13/09 to 15/09.
If instead you are planning a medium or long term holiday, the best low cost week is in the month of September from 07/09 to 14/09.
In Belfast, the best accommodation near the sea can also be found near the major interest points.
Only a few km from the sea you can find 2,432 accommodation options available at the best price: 2,309 Apartments, 81 B&Bs, 70 Hotels, and much more. Below you can find the best apartments near the beaches.
A Belfast, furthermore, much of the best accommodation is close to the best beaches in the area: Apartments, B&Bs, Hotels, and much more.
To stay in a B&B in Belfast costs on average 93 pounds per night, here is a link where you can find the best offers for B&Bs in Belfast
The best period to go to a B&B in Belfast is during the month of February, here is a link where you can find the best offers for B&Bs in Belfast in the best periods of the year
To stay in a B&B in Belfast during the high season costs on average 95 pounds per nigh. Here you can find a link to the best offers for B&Bs in Belfast in the high season
The best accommodation options for families with children in Belfast are the B&Bs and here you will be able to find a number of options
The best accommodation options foe who travels with animals are the B&Bs. Here you can find a selection of options
In Belfast you can find many accommodation solutions with Parking. The best are the B&Bs. Here you can find a selection of solutions
In Belfast you will be able to find different types of accommodation that are wheelchair accessible. The B&Bs could be right for you. Here you can find a selection of solutions
Hailed by many for a long time as a place to avoid rather than a place to holiday at, in the past few years Belfast has made a remarkable transformation and has seen itself change from a place that tourists shook their heads at to hosting one of the world’s most popular tourist attractions, the shipyard in which the ill-fated cruise ship the Titanic was made.
With a stunning waterfront full of life, amazing restaurants, and a lovingly restored Victorian town centre, we can’t get enough of Belfast as one of the hottest growing weekend city breaks this summer.
Central
If you want to stay in the heart of things, of course you’ll want to stay in central Belfast. Whether you just want to stay in the city itself or you want to use Belfast as a jumping off point for exploring more of Northern Ireland, we can’t recommend the central area more. We recommend staying in a boutique hotel or an apartment rental so that you can stay right in the midst of things.
The Cathedral Quarter
If you want to see the hipper, cooler side of Belfast, we recommend the cathedral quarter. A little more laidback but still with plenty of pubs, restaurants, and shopping opportunities, this area of Belfast is bristling with artists and cool new music. Stay in a vacation rental to fully immerse yourself in this neighborhood, meet some locals who will give you the insider information on where the best place to be on a Saturday night is.
Queens Quarter
This is a very popular area for students and for this reason is a little more affordable and nice. We recommend staying here for those travelers who are on a budget, or who want to see the younger side of Belfast show its colors. Still easily accessible to central and downtown areas, this is where to let your hair shake loose without breaking the bank. Stay in a hotel as the prices here will be really good, or rent out a students digs for the ultimate immersion experience.
Titanic Quarter
Of course, if you want to be close to Belfast’s most famous attraction, check out the Titanic Quarter. It’s been refurbished and renovated from the original shipyard that it was, but still retains a lot of the feel of its previous purpose. Intermixed with still-working shipping companies and dockyard businesses, this is a really cool area to find a repurposed boutique hotel or a converted vacation rental. You may snag a holiday home that had been occupied by a worker on the Titanic herself!
Besides just walking around the city and enjoying its lively cafe and pub culture, we highly recommend seeing some of the more iconics sights around the city. Of course, the birthplace of the Titanic is a must. With multiple awards for its tourist draw and historic significance, seeing where such a large ship was built is certainly something that many visitors will remember for a very long time. For something a little bit off the beaten path, try the Crumlin Road Gaol for a fascinating history of the city intertwined with the imposing and severe face of the jail, and even enjoy the chance to see yourself in a cell.
While exploring Belfast is incredibly fun and already a huge task in itself, we encourage people to take a day-trip outside the city to see many of the beautiful works of nature that are right outside the city. See the Giant’s causeway, a natural wonder of stone that needs to be seen to be believed, and the Dark Hedges, which was filmed extensively for use in the HBO show Game of Thrones.
The weather in Belfast can be rather moody and unpredictable, but in general, from April to June the weather will be at its best. Come during the summer for a taste of some of Belfast’s wilder and more colorful side, and of course, the early autumn is best for missing the crowds while still enjoying the mild weather.
No matter what, we recommend bringing a light waterproof jacket and umbrella with you. Belfast is infamous for being gorgeous in the morning and stormy at night! Be prepared for the worse if you’re planning on being out all day.