Youth Hostels in Belfast
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Vagabonds
Ideally located in the heart of Queens Quarter, just minutes walk from the city centre, tourist attractions and bus/train stations in a beautifully renovated listed building, Vagabonds is Belfasts most recent hostel to the city oozing with character.
9 University Road Belfast (Hostel)
Lagan Backpackers
Included in the price is a warm cooked breakfast sausage bacon egg beans and toast.
121 Fitzroy ave Belfast (Hostel)
Queen's University Belfast
Queen's University provides a perfect base for discovering Northern Ireland. Set in a leafy residential area, this modern, village-style residence is located 800 metres from the University campus and 15 minute walk into Belfast City centre.
78 Malone Road Belfast (Hostel)
Farset International
Farset International is located on its own private grounds beside a wild fowl reserve. It has both a restaurant and self catering kitchen and is Belfast's number one five-star hostel.
466, Springfield Road Belfast (Hostel)
Arnies Backpackers
**Please note that check-in is from 9am in morning until 21.00hrs in the evening** Situated in the beautiful Queens University area and only 15 mins walk from city centre and bus/train stations.
63 Fitzwilliam Street (opposite Queens University) (Hostel)
Belfast International Youth Hostel
********IMPORTANT BOOKING INFORMATION********* **BELFAST YOUTH HOSTEL TERMS AND CONDITIONS** NO ONLINE GROUP BOOKINGS FOR MORE THAN 6 PEOPLE - no exceptions. PHOTO ID REQUIRED FROM EACH GUEST ON CHECK IN - this is retained at reception until check out.
22-32 Donegal Road (Hostel)
Paddy's Palace Belfast
Northern Ireland's top rated hostel. Award winning, luxury budget hostel in downtown Belfast's University district! Ideal for touring and/or enjoying Belfast's vibrant nightlife.... Our beautiful building is 150 years old!
68 Lisburn Road (Hostel)
The Linen House Hostel
!SPECIAL! THE MAJORITY OF OUR BEDS HAVE BEEN DISCOUNTED SUNDAY - THURSDAY BEGINNING 12/11/09! CHECK FOR CURRENT PRICES! Our Backpackers Hostel is the largest independent hostel in Belfast.
18-20 Kent Street Belfast BT1 2JA (Hostel)
Belfast
Belfast is the largest city in Northern Ireland and indeed the second largest in Ireland following Dublin. Belfast is surrounded by picturesque hills (including that of Cavehill, which supposedly inspired Jonathan Swift, the author of Gullivers Travels) and situated on Belfast Lough, at the mouth of the River Lagan.
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Guest Reviews
Paddy's Palace Belfast
Only stayed for one night, but it was a friendly atmosphere and good value for money. Had no problems and was generally pleased with the standards of the hostel. ... more
Lagan Backpackers
It was my first time staying in a Hostel and I really enjoyed it. The owner his very helpful! Situated close to some lovely restaurants. ... more
The Linen House Hostel
Run, Save Yourselves! Escape While You Can!!!!!!!!!!!!! We were first taken back by the bad neighborhood, broken glass everywhere,where cars had been broken into,a pub cross the street that with metal bars in front and have to buzzed in to enter,take our advice(if you're american)don't go in! u r NOT welcome, yet there were Elvis posters everwhere ... more
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