Best Hotels near Lisburn Elim Pentecostal Church, Lisburn

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 😍

I was in the hotel last month with my boyfriend. We had best time of our lifes. The location of hotel is really nice. View from our room was stunning, we could watch the beautiful Belfast at night! Also…… Observatory! We had the best drinks, served by such amazing people. They create perfect team, with such amazing atmosphere. We are going to come back every year, just to taste those drinks, and watch the amazing view. Observatory is the heart of this hotel! X

This is a fantastic B&B. Immaculate rooms, tasteful decor, a delicious breakfast in the morning and a hot tub to boot! The family running the B&B is lovely - their two boys were helping to serve breakfast and were very polite and helpful. Lynne had some great tips for Northern Ireland sites, and we ended up also getting some tips from other people staying at Lisnacurran. We stayed in the Parlour room, which was maybe a bit small for four people, so I might suggest picking a larger room to have a little extra space. But it's a very pretty, well-appointed room. The prices were quite good, especially compared to some of the other places we stayed. We actually would have stayed another night if we had known how great Lisnacurran would be. Also, Dromore is a great base for exploring Northern Ireland, just a lovely little town and close to Belfast.

We stayed here for the weekend of our wedding anniversary and it was a lovely hotel. From the minute we set foot at reception, we found the staff to be efficient and friendly. The hotel has a nice bar area too and its about a 2 minute walk from all the attractions of the cathedral quarter. The standard room was great. It was Clean, modern and quiet. All the usual hotel things like tv, en-suite (which again was clean and the shower was great). Our room was at the back of the hotel and while not a fantastic view, it was nice to see the H&W cranes in the distance and despite a busy road outside and a railway line, the noise was minimal. Breakfast was nice although the only option for the eggs were scrambled, however im sure if I'd asked they'd have done me a poached or fried egg. Its a buffet style breakfast and if I have only one criticism, its that it wasnt topped up as well as it could be. The staples like bacon etc were topped up, but pastries and the continental selection were kind of sp**** and not topped up each morning we were there. That aside, there was plenty to eat and drink and a nice touch is the takeout cups. It meant I could take a coffee on my travels which is great and saves a few quid from the coffee shops etc. I look forward to returning to the Ramada again as it was a lovely experience. Thank you also for the voucher for a glass of wine free for my wife and I because it was our anniversary. That was a lovely touch.

Good location. Helpful staff - we left a wallet in the room and they were very efficient at finding it and keeping it for us. I parked on the street for free overnight and downloaded the JustPark app so that I could start paying for my space from 8am and I didn't even have to leave my room to put money in the meter!

Hotel was nice and clean. A little on the expensive side for drinks. Breakfast was average and a expensive for the quality. The hotel restaurant ( la scala) was a whole different level. Food was amazing. Especially the lamb shank. My wife had the chicken which was done to perfection. If you are going for a quiet trip then this hotel might be for you. If you are going as part of a trip to Belfast City then it's very far out from the city. About 20 pounds in each direction.

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

The boss is very friendly, makes breakfast in person, and will chat with you when eating. The room and bathroom are very clean, the bus goes directly to the door, and I will definitely stay here next time. The score is really well deserved.

We just keep returning to the Europa, we had a lovely stay as always, had lunch in the bar. lovely friendly staff and the jazz band happened to be playing which was great, dinner in the restaurant was lovely as always and again wonderful staff, it was lovely to see Stephen again he really runs the restaurant to perfection, and we met the lovely Patricia in the restaurant she went out of her way to help my mother what an absolute great asset so kind friendly and fun to chat to she send us off on our journey when leaving with coffee and muffins very thoughtful, and to see Andrew back at the Europa really was lovely he was well missed by us guests another wonderful asset to the Europa. The rooms have all been done up really nicely updated, what can I say between the lovely hotel and fabulous staff we just keep coming back. Home from home.