Family accommodation in Northern Ireland

Very comfortable

Hotel is very close to shops, bus and train station. Staff were friendly and godd variety of options available for breakfast

Great stay and will return.

Close to the the titanic area, excellent position, the area does need more eating options, though, quite an expensive area, a pint of magners cider was 7pounds,and food was very expensive, also, taxi from BHD to hotel, 10 minus drive 13 pounds, but a great time

Just a one nighter to enjoy Belfast theatre and food, bullitt is central to a lot of night time entertainment venues and restaurants in Belfast.

As a returning guest, The Flint never fails to impress me. This time around, my room was slightly smaller than usual, but since I spent minimal time there, it was no issue at all. The space was well-equipped with everything I needed, and I really appreciated the extra duvet I had requested ahead of my stay being arranged without any hassle. The real standout of my visit was the fantastic service from Lou at reception. As an assistant reception manager in a Glasgow hotel, I was incredibly impressed by their ability to handle a rush of arrivals while staying calm, professional, and welcoming—especially considering they’re new to the role. Their willingness to go the extra mile truly made a difference. I was The real standout of my visit was the fantastic service from Lou at reception. As an assistant reception manager in a Glasgow hotel, I was incredibly impressed by their ability to handle a rush of arrivals while staying calm, professional, and welcoming—especially considering they’re new to the role. Their willingness to go the extra mile truly made a difference. I was in Belfast for a wedding and had accidentally bought a belt that was too large, and Lou kindly offered to lend me their spare until the next day, saving me a huge amount of stress. Beyond the great service, the on-site restaurant was a highlight—the nduja arancini was spectacular! I’ll definitely be back, and I’ll continue to recommend The Flint to anyone visiting Belfast.