Cordia Lodge Belfast United Kingdom. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

	Date of Stay: October, 2009
great people great place 100 percent recommended

	Date of Stay: September, 2009
rooms are big with a large bath room and only staff raabhi was great but there was no tea and coffee facilities in the rooms

Date of Stay: July, 2009

DO NOT USE THIS HOTEL!Not impressed at all with this hotel.When I first telephoned this hotel the man put the telephone down and never said good bye.When I arrived to book in the man was more interested in chatting to his friend than sorting me out.The room was clean but beware no heating on and the shower and water is cold. I asked what was wrong but to this day still waiting for an answer.Breakfast is not for big eaters…. 1 egg 1 sausage 1 bacon 1 toast and a few beans.I would never recommend this hotel to no one the owner is ignorant and rude.

Date of Stay: July, 2009

decent budget hotelThe hotel is in a nice area of Belfast - 10 minutes walk from the university; 30 minutes from the city centre/ on several bus routes. It is on a busy main road so the traffic is noisy. It is fine for a budget stay. The room was comfortable, the shower had plenty of hot water (no bath). It had a tv and radio. There were no tea making facilities but the receptionist kindly made me a pot. The telephone in the room did not work and did not get answered at reception.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

The worst B&B in Northern Irelandfirst of all upon arriving the Cordia Lodge had no room available and knew nothing about my booking. I showed them my booking confirmation but they blamed Laterooms for not advising them in the first place. Fortunately they arranged a nights accommodation at the Ramada Hotel. When we eventually checked in the room and en-suite was in dire need of a good cleaning and was a bit smelly, at least the bedding was clean which made it bearable. there were no tea or coffee making facilities either. My suggestion to anyone reading this is unless you are a back packer avoid this B&B

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
1 night business stopover in BelfastThe Cordia Lodge is simple and basic, the room was clean and the breakfast was ok. They have wifi and I didn't know. When I booked in I was told and given the key for the service. If you need a 1 night stay and are watching cost then this venue is fine. A taxi to the city centre was £4.50.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

Superb locationThis hotel is located within a 15/20 minute walk of the city centre in the University district which has a great selection of bars and restaurants to suit every budget.The room itself was enormous with a good size bathroom, and although in need of modernisation, it was clean and comfortable. The road outside was quite busy so sleeping with the windows shut to block out the noise is a must.The breakfast was basic but quite satisfactory, and the staff were helpful. Would definitely revisit Belfast and certainly stay here again.

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
very good value for money.

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
cordia lodgefull english breakfast & cereal & fruit provided. rooms were clean, in a good location.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

STAY AT CORDIA LODGERoom although a very good size with 2 double beds for myself and daughter, the room was not that clean, can i suggest that the rooms get dusted! there was about 6 months supply of it under the beds on the skirting boards & radiators! and there seemed to be no hot water before 6pm, also Tea & coffee maiking facilities in the rooms would have been good. apart from this the staff were friendly and the breakfast ok. would possibly stay again, especially if rooms were a bit cleaner.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

very flexible When we arrived we learnt that the b & b had not got our booking and were full. (Said this had happened before with LateRooms) We were travelling all day and had a hungry baby with us. While we were waiting to see what could be done about the overbooking the owner got us hot water to warm up the bottle and was very accomodating. He was able to book another guest in somewhere else which allowed us to stay.

Date of Stay: March, 2009

I had been at this lodge before and was devastated when I found it had a name change and still goingThe price of £100 as being their 'proper' price is laughable. If I hadnt been there for a friend's funeral I certainly would not have used the place. No proper facilities for tea and coffee - in fact not even a mug - mug brought with tea bag still in it. Wow - dont send anybody there. Dont give late rooms a bad name and I'm now looking for a place in Winchester for a wedding visit for my wife and myself - help not a lodge.

Date of Stay: February, 2009

Weekend stay at Cordia LodgeAlthough my room was pleasant - it seemed to have recently been refurbished, Ithe accommodation was disappointed in a number of areas. When I arrived I was immediately disheartened by the state of the garden and front of the property. Very unkempt with cigaratte butts on the ground around the front door. Also could see curtains not properly fixed to windows inside, particularly poorly in place on the windows of a back ground floor room where I suspect staff slept. On registration I was surprised that I was asked to pay for my stay up front. This has never happened to me before. Also the communal areas were very bland and basic. My room had no tea and coffee facilities and when I queried this I was told that this service had been taken away some months ago. I have never been to a B & B before with no tea and coffee facilities. Also the central ceiling light rose had no bulbs so I had to rely on the wall lights and the curtains were not wide enough to cover the whole width of the window. The breakfast room was very spartan with only cornflakes and rice krispies and orange and apple juice on offer. There was no menu for breakfast and apparently only a standard cooked breakfast. The bacon and sausage were of poor quality. The egg sat on a piece of potato bread that was not cooked in any way and a piece of dry toast sat on the plate. There was no side plate for the toast and no milk jug for tea and coffee. Also I had to ask for butter.I paid Â£45 for single occupancy of a room which I feel was far too much for the standard of the accommodation. All in all a very depressing stay and I will definitely not return.

	Date of Stay: December, 2008
An enjoyable stay for a single night. Very close to town and a very nice spacious room. Good value at the discounted rate offered.

	Date of Stay: December, 2008
The toilet was blocked on the second morning, asked for it to be fixed. Was told that night that we had to use the toilet our friends were using!!! As it could not be fixed and they did not have a spare room. Not good.

	Date of Stay: November, 2008
Very disappointing. The yard was untidy with leaves everywhere. The room was Ok although there was no water pressure in shower. At breakfast all dishes from previous patrons were left on table, I had to clear a space to sit down. Way overpriced for what you get, Not recommended at all.

	Date of Stay: October, 2008
nice and quiet place, not too far from the city centre.

Date of Stay: September, 2008

we stayed at the cordia lodge and was impressed with the modern en suite bedroom we had, also the fact you could open the windows in the room was a bonus as some places you cant, the brekkie was ideal if your a fan of the deadly fry and for those that are not a good selection of cereal and fruit, the city is about a 15min walk however there are plenty of eating houses and pubs on the way, all round good value for money

Date of Stay: July, 2008

The welcome was not particularly friendly but we were rather early so we initially thought that was the reason. We had booked two rooms: one was large but the wardrobes were falling apart (bits kept falling off them) and the paper inside was peeling off in large sheets. The second room was extremely small. We had to ask for a hairdryer in one of the rooms and there were no hospitality trays for tea and coffee - the only place in Ireland we had stayed where this was not provided. The location was ideal for what we wanted and parking facilities were good but it could have been so much better.

Date of Stay: July, 2008

Reading other reviews, I thought we were going to the worst B&B in Belfast..How ever we were greeted by friendly staff,,we had a large clean room & a good breakfast for the 3 days of our stay..The Dining area & public TV room were well presented & clean..If your just looking for a place to sleep & have breakfast for a few days then the Cordia Lodge is well placed & is only 5-10 minutes walk to the city centre..

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Cordia Lodge Belfast

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