Complete with a neighbourhood bar, an art gallery and their own tea room, this aesthetically pleasing space provided the perfect Belfast base
Complete with a neighbourhood bar, an art gallery and their very own tea room, this aesthetically pleasing space provided the perfect base for exploring Belfast .
There’s something about wheeling a wheelie bag that really just irks me to my very core. It clips at my heels and pulls on my arms and the incessant noise of it following along a pace behind me puts me in what my boyfriend would bravely call a very grumpy mood. So, travel weary and the teensiest bit vexed, we checked into room2 Belfast and quickly sunk into the aforementioned vibe.
Their rooms vary from compact rooms to studios and suites, and ours was a loft space with a large double bed, a kitchenette, seating area, and gorgeous bathroom. There was even a cosy little bunk bed slotted in which felt a lot like being aboard a sleeper train. On the table there was a little box filled with wooden games and a deck of cards, which is the kind of thoughtful extra I love. The wallpaper and tiling were beautiful, and the toiletries were good quality .
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