Hotels Near Courthouse in Crumlin

We had a lovely one night stay. It is conveniently located close to the motorway system, Belfast and the airport - we had an early morning check for the ferry home and it was an ideal location. The public areas of the hotel are stunning with an amazing staircase and gallery along with cosy bar areas and a restaurant overlooking the river. The gardens are very sweet and you can't miss the tree of peace and unity - or the 5 delightful peacocks! Our bedroom was spacious and very comfortable. Very good free wi-fi, excellent heating system and a comfy, huge bed. Great shower and nice toiletries and clean. We had a very relaxing drink in the bar which overlooks the garden - so relaxing that I never got to try out the spa facilities - hopefully next time. We had a very enjoyable dinner. A good selection for each course, very well cooked, generous portions and thoughtfully presented. Thoroughly enjoyable and well priced too. Breakfast was buffet style. We skipped the tempting full Irish and especially liked the very fresh fruit salad and yogurt. But what really made this hotel special for us were the people who work there. From the moment we arrived until we left they were all so very friendly, helpful, caring, accommodating, amusing and happy to spend a few moments chatting. Nothing was too much trouble. So when I have a minute I shall be booking a return stay there at the end of next year's trip to Northern Ireland - and may be this time I'll check out the Spa!

First time staying, will definitely be back ! We stayed last weekend for our wedding anniversary. Check in isn’t until 4pm but we were well aware of this in our booking. Great outside area to watch the golfers and have a few drinks. Had a visit to the Halcyon Spa and it was amazing ! Dinner was superb in the restaurant, sea bass and chowder were perfect. Breakfast was also excellent, although all self service including tea & coffee. The hotel was very busy with a couple of bus loads of tourists. Definitely be back again.

The hotel was good, and the breakfast was nice. The first two days we had breakfast made by request, meaning the food was very fresh. On one day we had a buffet breakfast and some items were not great. Staff were all lovely and really helpful. Lots of parking and good location at the Junction. There was no kitchen open at all during our stay, which was quite inconvenient.

Great location. Room was clean and spacious enough Many historical buildings, pubs etc. Parking was really close and you get a discount. No ice available until the bar opens, which ******. Loved Belfast. I would stay again and get ice the night before.

The room is specious, clean, quiet and new. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Breakfast is well prepared in the private kitchen on each floor. This hotel is located near by top bars such as Harp Bar, The dirty onion, The thirty ghost, and Duke of York. It's a very good location for those who like bar hoping like me (walking about only 5 minutes) I really recommend!

I just spent two nights at ETAP Belfast and I can’t say anything bad about it! Though the rooms are small, it’s fair for the price! What is the best in this hotel is the staff! Always cheerful and keen to help, really professional! Especially Nathan, the receptionist that was working when I arrived! So polite and always making small talk which is very good and makes us feel comfortable. He is the cherry on top of the cake, if there’s any chance make sure he knows about it! He made my 3 day holiday worth it. Thank you Nathan 😍

On the positive side, breakfast was great. As to room comfort, the room was very tiny. And had no luggage rack to put a simple carry-on luggage. We used the desk and a single chair for the two carry-on luggages

The location is very good, there is a commercial street at the door. The design in the hotel is quite good-looking, the room is a bit tasteful and cannot be ventilated. In addition, the dining downstairs is slightly more expensive, it is recommended to find food outside.

Separate to but in/on the same premises as Clenaghans restaurant. Accommodation - Quaint quirky vibe - not 5star but doesn’t try or claim to be - it’s clean and tidy with a bit of “shabby chic” running through it - for example you arrive into a courtyard also used by the kitchen staff for “smoke breaks” If you want to eat in the restaurant you’ve to walk back out around on the road or all around the car park. Second hand books available in each “room”/apartment to take or donate to. It’s a B&B without a B…. I would/will stay again for overnight and dinner next door in Clenaghans (or it’s a 40min walk to Wine & Brine in Moira😎) Super value