My mum and I stayed at the Old Rectory in Belfast for two nights in early January at the end of our trip around Ireland. We found the room to be very comfortable, the beds were incredibly nice to sleep on, the rooms were clean and well maintained and had all that we needed for an enjoyable stay. The house is a lovely old building, beautifully maintained, very quiet and we felt very much at home during our stay. The hosts Mary and Gerry were lovely, very helpful and friendly. Gerry is a chef and he provides a wonderful array of choices for breakfast and if you book in advance you can also have a lovely dinner at the B&B. Breakfast was delicious, so many choices, with freshly squeezed orange juice, homemade bread, lovely pastries and all sorts of hot meals from omlettes to baked eggs with confit duck etc. One night we decided to have a light dinner here as well - the carrot and coriander soup was incredibly delicious with the homemade bread and we had some lovely wine as well.
Location-wise, this B&B is in a fantastic position to get into town very easily and quickly. It is a short drive or a bus stop right out the front of the B&B takes you into the city in no time at all.
Room Tip: We were on the very top floor (of 4? floors) and found our room to be a bit cold even though there w...
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