Titanic Hotel Belfast

Central location in Belfast directly opposite the Titanic experience - so fab location. Food was OK but unexciting and did not show case Belfast/Northern Ireland local produce which I have been told is brilliant. The "Food Miles" were not shown on menus so I had no idea which dish used local ingredients. Overall, I felt the hotel was quiet expensive even with the trip.com discounts.

From the minute we walked up to the front door until we left, we were treated exceptionally well. The concierge and front desk staff are helpful and courteous. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable. I had a view of the working ship yard that was impressive both day and night. If you can possibly arrange it, take advantage of the hotel tour that provides so much information you won't find anywhere else. The proximity to the Titanic Museum is an added bonus.

We overnighted with the dinner-bed-breakfast package. The hotel is amazing, situated in a great location to wander, and each of the public areas in the hotel has information cards detailing the history. The room was spacious and superbly appointed. The food was OK and a let down considering the attention to detail in the room and the incredible welcoming service from Michael the porter. The Wolff grill as a room for both dinner and the buffet breakfast had great ambience. Dinner was a set menu with good choices, but the food we found bland and unremarkable. Breakfast had good options but the staff, clearly busy on the Titanic anniversary weekend, were not welcoming or approachable (several times we moved out of their way as they raced between kitchen and buffet, without a ‘thank you’ or even them offering to stand aside as we passed) nor were prompt with taking our order for the hot food or coffee. I asked one waiter at the buffet if there was any sauce and she gestured with a tile of her head and snapped ‘over there’, as if I was too lazy to see it myself. On looking ‘over there’ it appeared it HAD been ‘over there’ but was no longer. Not sure if she replenished, as I didn’t like to check again, We were eventually offered more coffee and I asked for some extra hot water, and am still waiting. The omelette was disappointing (limited to only three choices of filling, two of which were missing in the final product) and the hot food quite bland. I would definitely stay again, but skip the dinner.

Afternoon Tea for a family birthday. Staff were amazing, catering to our individual needs and dietary requirements. Food was lovely. Service was perfect. Surroundings were beautiful-steeped in so much history. Thank you for making a very special birthday

Hubby and I were delighted with our experience at the Titanic Hotel, every member of staff were so welcoming and our room was beautiful with such a wonderful view of one of the Bowes of the titanic Museum. Each night we were made so welcome by all the staff in the Drawing Room 2, I wish I got their names! The young manager was so professional and his staff are such an asset to the service, a gorgeous girl showed us the making of the cocktails, all gave recommendations and extremely brilliant service…and a chap that was just 3 shifts in was amazing, showing my hubby detailed original drawings. We can’t wait to book again, I’m sure they will remember us, me quirky redhead and hubby biggest beard going…but despite this we were made to feel so special! Thank you all :)

Lovely hotel, lovely staff and lovely food. We had a great time!

Fantastic property steeped in history beautifully and tastefully decorated.

As the Harland and Wolff Titanic Drawing Office, this building is full of history and has many references back to its original life. Framed pictures and photographs adorn the staircase and public areas. Fabulous place and helpful staff