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Belfast Travelodge
Description: 15 Brunswick Street, Belfast BT2 7GE. Tel: 028 90 333 555 Newest Review: ... a night (and you can still cancel your booking up to 4 p.m. of the day booked). Comfort & Convenience As regards the ... more  ... Belfast Travelodge, the double glazed windows are not as soundproof as those of the Jury's Inn, so that not only dooyoo have to contend with the helicopter drone (see my opinion on "Belfast, Bilfawst ..." , but
also the noise from a night club close by that seems to regularly open its doors up at 2 - 3 a.m. to eject drunks and to let out the stale air and over-amplified noize. You end up closer to the helicopter, but this i...more |
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Belfast Travelodge: Keep your eyes peeled for a bargain hotel deal! (1326 words)
by sidneygee - written on 08.02.01 (Very useful, 186 readings)
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OK, another trip, another hotel ! If my dooyoo opinion on Belfast, or anything else, has given you an inclination to visit this fine city, then this opinion (and those that I and others have given on the other Belfast hotels) may give you some idea where to stay (or where not to stay, as the case might be). As a Consultant, based in Edinburgh, but with most clients outside of this city, a significant proportion of my time is spent travelling and staying at hotels. On many occasions, I may only stay a single night ever in a particular city, so that I will only experience a single night in a particular hotel, and I would not consider it fair to either ...
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