Jurys Inn Belfast

Basic, no frills no-​tell hotel.
Ugly, stark room — nothing on the walls — dim lights — in a dingy room.
Awful bathroom — no water pressure — no bar of soap!
Fee for wifi! Seriously?
I give this an extra star for the location, and for the service, but I wouldn’t return.

Clean and friendly staff. We got a good deal with our room and had been upgraded with faster WiFi and complementary breakfast

The staff was friendly and accommodating. However, there was no AC. We were on the top floor during a veritable Irish heatwave, and it was extremely unpleasant, especially as we had three people in a small room.

Meh pretty much says it all. This hotel is OK. The rooms are pretty standard and clean enough, and mine did have a stunning view. However, it was cold, and being cold is my second least favourite thing in the world.
I like hotels to have a wall panel that you can control the heating/​air conditioning with, or at least a wall heater if they don’t have that. This one has neither so you’re stuck with whatever temperature they deem appropriate. Which, in my view, was too cold.
Luckily I prepare for such events, and came prepared with fluffy pyjamas, thick socks and a body warmer. In July.
The door on my room also didn’t close properly unless you pulled it shut, which I guess could be a bit dodgy for a female traveller on her own. My boss had helpfully told me a story before my trip about someone she’d heard about who was murdered by a member of staff in a hotel as the door hadn’t closed properly. Thanks boss. But at least it meant I checked the door!
I had dinner here and they catered well for my vegan, wheat free requirements by making me a vegetable risotto. It was so delicious that I actually questioned whether it was actually vegan — it really was tasty. Then about 20 minutes later I discovered why — I am pretty sure they used stock with MSG in it. MSG is a total neurotoxin which I am very sensitive to and I had a bad reaction, which, almost two weeks later, still hasn’t completed cleared — so the lovely risotto has set me off kilter which I’m really not happy about. What place of any standard still uses MSG in their food? It’s a total no brainer to avoid it. Idiots. But then more fool me for not checking — I’d just assumed it was only cheap ass places that still use it. Oh, wait…
Breakfast was meh too — porridge with water was the only option for me. The rest of the breakfast looked rubbish too — fine if you like a greasy fry up, but don’t expect anything else.
I’d sum this place up as cheap, trying to pretend it’s not. As we say about a certain capital city in Scotland — all fur coat and nae knickers.

Convenient location to shops and historical sites. Modern and clean. The hotel charges for wireless connection unless you access from hotel lobby. Pretty cheesy since almost all of the hotel’s competitors offer free wireless. Hotel service could be better. When I checked into my room I was disappointed to find another guest residing in my room. For some unknown reason it took a long time to correct the situation. I had a 2^nd story room and it I heard quite a bit of street level noise. Overall it was a pleasant stay but given the Jury’s rates It should be able to do better.

I haven’t stayed in this hotel myself, so I can only review it on the strength of its bar (story of my life, really).
To be honest, it’s nothing spectacular. The last time I went, it was after a school-​reunion type thing in the Spires Centre. We all piled across to Jury’s after a concert and we packed the place out. Being a hotel bar, it was really expensive compared to a normal bar and the stock wasn’t that great (I tend to judge a bar on how adventurous their beer selection is).
Other than that, I can’t really say much more. There was no music that I remember and no dedicated smoking area if memory serves, so smokers just had to congregate at the front of the hotel. This isn’t a problem for me as I’m not a smoker, but I know it’s always nice to have some kind of outdoor area to accommodate the addicts!

You kind of know what you are getting with a Jury’s Inn. It is clean, well appointed and there are no nasty surprises in store for you when you check into this well situated city centre hotel.
The only issue is that this hotel isn’t the cheapest and for what you are paying you would expect the service and facilities to be that little bit better. It doesn’t really lend itself to a one night stay at those prices if you get stuck, you are much better off trying to stay at one of the newer, smaller hotels that have recently sprung up around Belfast.
The bar is ok to call in for a drink and the door staff always seem to be helpful and polite compared to a lot of other places around Belfast. There is good bus and train links right near the hotel which is a big help if you are visiting from out of town.

Clean, modern, less than a block to the train/​bus station. It’s about two blocks from city hall and the TI. The breakfast bar is pretty good, though they dry out their black pudding. I tried black pudding at another hotel and it was actually ok when moist. Good accomodations, though not nearly as homey as a B&B. The landmark Crown Bar is just down and across the street.

I stayed here last January when I did a short surprise trip to see my loved one. The rooms were a pretty good size and clean. It wasn’t a closet like most hotel rooms you see throughout Europe.
The staff and service is meh. They didn’t seem happy to be there but they were marginally friendly and polite. Although they did try to kick us out the room while we were sleeping and a «do not disturb» sign hanging outside the door. They knock and knocked and knocked for what was like forever. They disturbed us with phonecalls asking if housekeeping could get in there and clean the room.
Uh…our checkout was tomorrow. What’s the rush?
The hotel is in a convenient location and about 5 minutes walking distance tto the city centre. There’s restaurant downstairs and a bar. FYI… The person who worked behind the bar didn’t know what a white russian was. So if you want to go for a drink, go elsewhere. And their breakfast buffet was ridiculously EXPENSIVE!

Good location if you are staying in the City Centre.
Convenient and central.
Food is only average and I would not recommend it unless you were staying there.
Seems to be popular with the US visitors.

This reviews on the hotel bar (OPEN AND PACKED WITH NON RESIDENTS)-place was buzzing more like a small pub, really tasty bar food, had the craic with some people up from Dublin (we were heading over the border to the West, next day, they overheard us talking).This place is next to the Europa, and opposite The Crown. Cool!

It was reasonably cheap, the location was absolutely superb (right opposite the Crown Liquor Saloon on the Golden Mile), the staff were friendly, especially the bar staff!, and the rooms were spacious. Décor was a bit tired and chintzy, but hey, you’re missing a trick if you spend all your time looking at the curtains instead of pacing the streets in search of great Guiness and yummy muscles in white wine sauce. Mmmmmm