The Harrison Chambers of Distinction

Superb & sublimely decadentWhat a beautiful stay we had at The Harrison. The owner, Melanie is charming, passionate & has created something very special in the heart of Belfast. The rooms are individually decorated with style, flair and delicious decadence. Antiques abound mixed in with eclectic art and objets d’art. We attended a fun packed Murder Mystery night with nibbles & cocktails. The rooms are truly beautiful with stunning bathrooms & the best shower I’ve ever had in a hotel. Breakfast is served in the drawing room, continental style with fresh coffee, pastries, cheeses and charcuterie. I really can’t wait to return for another stay & spend more time exploring Belfast.

I’m so glad I booked this place for my trip to Belfast. The staff were so kind and helpful. Everything from small glasses to the walls was so beautifully decorated. Such a different experience staying at this place. Breakfast hall was amazing. Would love to come here again.

My wife and I were drawn to this hotel by the term Chambers of Distinction

£200 for a room with a bed, and that’s it.This place is actually a joke. Looks like the decor was decided by some who ate a copy of Alice in Wonderland, then vomited the book on to the walls.The tiny ‘antique’ bed was rock hard.It sounds like the residents upstairs are about to come through the floor.The heating was up high and the radiator was broken so we couldn’t do anything about it.There are needles shoved into the curtains, just hanging there, so you scratch yourself as you try to squeeze out from between the tiny bed and wall.A complete joke. Whoever thought this place up is definitely living in fantasy land, and the decor reflects that.

The eclectic quirky-classy, elegant-daring little boutique hotel is a hoarder’s dream house! There are lovely surprises at every turn. The wallpapers, the teacups, the cupboards, the paintings…Heating is adequate and toasty. It is a little dark inside the room. For the hotel names after so many famous writers, maybe a reading lamp can be helpful. I was getting blind trying to read and write something. (If only I were Irish I would definitely apply for residence :3)It was marvelous bumping into Sofar’s gig on Sunday night. Absolutely beautiful voices! (I wanted to record but everyone else was just enjoying the moment, but I will defiantly follow the artists on instagram/applemusic/spotify <3)Vertically the soundproof is epic, as I couldn’t hear the music until I was on the first floor. Human voices do travel, however, between rooms on the the same floor (my sleep tracker can record that). It’s not too bad. I was trying to rebel against my biological clock and sleep a bit more and it turns out I still wake up at the usual hour, partly due to my neighbor who kept the same habit.Added the breakfast after seeing the beautiful lounge, though the menu is quite simple.Porridge is excellent. Sticky, heartwarming, with a hint of salt. I dip my bread and egg in it, and eventually ham too :) Wheaten bread is aromatic after toasting. Now the crispy cold morning of Belfast feels cozier than Summer.Croissant and pain au chocolat are delivered fresh everyday. They look pump and enticing but I’m skipping them for bigger meals later.The staff are super friendly and helpful! The location is convenient with bus stops, restaurants, grocery stores, and the consulate area near by. It only takes 30 minutes to walk to the city center.100% looking forward to coming back to the charming city and living again in the enchanting house!

We only stayed one night but this is where we will stay next time we are in Belfast. It's decorated in old style but really well done. A very nice change from the standard modern hotel.We didn't have time for food so can't comment on that.Lovely place with lovely people

This is my favorite hotel I've ever stayed at. It's a really special place, and I was legitimately sad I had to leave. Everyone was so kind and helpful, and the design and decoration were exquisite. Every room is full of wonderful antiques that make you feel like you traveled back in time in a good way. The bed was cozy. Breakfast was delicious. All in all, it's a perfect stay. Look no further for a room in Belfast.

We booked here as it was just around the corner from where my daughter is living convenient walk into town, past Queens. Lovely room, clean (no mould) in the shower however the bed was so so bouncy that everytime my partner moved woke me up felt like I was sleeping on a bouncy castle. Yes really. Breakfast very continental was expecting an option for a small cook breakfast but ok. Personal opinion alot of money 2 nights £540 Inc breakfast and really not much for your money I would recommend but their are cheaper hotels with alot more to give.

Our stay was a dream! We stayed the the Hans Sloane room (naked baby room) and couldnt have been happier. Beds were comfy, the breakfast in bed every morning was delicious. Tub was perfect to relax and Melanie was a doll (and her pup!) The staff was incredible and super helpful. Highly recommend and would stay here again if ever in Belfast!

Stunning boutique hotel! The decor inside and out was beautiful each room is different. The staff were brilliant, we didn't have breakfast but we did enjoy some cocktails in the bar which were fab. Would definitely recommend a stay when visiting Belfast. They also had a little visitor Blue the French bulldog who was super cute!