The capital of Northern Ireland has more going for it than a history of political and sectarian violence and its status as the home of the Harlan and Wolff shipyard that built the ill-fated Titanic. The American travel guide Frommer’s listed Belfast in 2009 as the only United Kingdom city in its top twelve destinations list, and the city government has undertaken a major redevelopment of the famed Titanic Quarter area. The cheapest hotels in Belfast range between $57 and $95, according to BudgetHotels.com.

They begin with the Somerton House Hotel on Lansdowne Road, where you can book a suite for $57.19 Monday through Thursday (total $171.57 for the three-night stay) if you book through LateRooms.com. Located near Belfast Castle and ten minutes from downtown Belfast, the hotel is close to Waterfront Hall, Odyssey Center, Victoria Square, St. George’s Market, and Ulster Hall, and is also a five-minute walk to the Belfast Zoo. The hotel offers a fireplace lounge and daily breakfast; the suites include television, beverage stations, and private baths.

You can book a so-called premier single room (through Hotels.com) Monday through Thursday for $62.40 ($219.46 three-day total with taxes/fees) at the La Mon Hotel and Country Club on Gransha Road. This hotel is praised for convenience to Queen’s University, the Botanic Gardens, Ulster Museum, St. George’s Market, Ulster Hall, Victoria Square, Windsor Park, and Odyssey Center. The hotel offers swimming, pet friendliness, sauna and spa with massage, in-house restaurant with free daily breakfast, tennis courts, golf access, currency exchange, and a bar and lounge. Rooms include beverage stations, high-speed Internet, in-room safe, satellite television, and private baths.

Starting at $72 for a single room ($215.99 total Monday through Thursday, through hotels4u.com), you can book the Stormont Hotel on Upper Newtownards Road. This hotel overlooks Stormont Castle, is a short walk to Parliament buildings, and is close enough to such downtown spots as Waterfront Hall, St. George’s Market, and Victoria Square. It features multiple restaurants, lounge and bar, fitness center, child care, tennis courts, and currency exchange. Rooms feature satellite television, high-speed Internet, in-room safes, beverage stations, and private baths.

If you happen to be a Ramada Inn lover, Belfast has one for a cheap booking rate if you book through Otel.com: $74.67 a night Monday through Thursday ($224 for three nights) at the Ramada on Milltown Road Shaws Bridge. The hotel is surrounded by Lagan Valley Regional Park and which is as close as 4 miles from the city center, not to mention being close to Clement Wilson Park and Lagan Meadows, and a short drive to the Botanic Gardens, Waterfront Hall, Odyssey Center, and Windsor Park. This hotel features in-house restaurants, health and beauty center, fitness center, sauna, airport shuttles, lounge with bar, currency exchange, golf access, and swimming. Rooms feature in-room safes, high-speed Internet, beverage stations, satellite television, and large private baths.

In addition, for $91 per night for an executive twin Monday through Thursday ($321.48 for three nights after taxes/fees) if you book through Hotels.com, there is the Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast on Great Victoria Street. The Fitzwilliam is close to St. Edward’s Market, Victoria Square, City Hall, the HMP Belfast, the Cathedral Quarter, Waterfront Hall, Odyssey Center, and Windsor Park. Hotel features include an in-house restaurant, fitness center, tour desk, currency exchange, and florist. Rooms include full private baths, entertainment centers, beverage stations, high-speed Internet, satellite television, in-room movies, in-room safes, and minibars.

Those are just four of the cheapest hotels in Belfast. There are far more to explore and consider if you wish to look at Cheap Hotels Inn under the cheap hotels in belfast category.

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