Queens University Belfast - Elms Village - Hostel

Lovely place to stay.

I went to Belfast for the weekend with the sole purpose of attending a music concert at Boucher Fields. Apart from going to the concert, I spent the whole of the time at the accommodation. Room was satisfactory, great to have wifi connectivity. Communal kitchen was spacious. However, there were no pots, pans, oven trays so not possible to cook properly. More importantly, there were no tea towels at all which was bizarre! Grateful there was tea, coffee and milk supplied. Overall a convenient place for solo travellers to stay. Thank you.

A good place to stay for a short stay in Belfast, staff were helpful, rooms were basic but clean and as expected for uni accomodation. On good bus routes to the centre and walkable distance to Boucher playing fields

Budget friendly for getting a room and bathroom to yourself. The shower was incredibly cramped though so if you are on the bigger side I don't think it will work well for you. Facility and grounds were kept nicely but you do have to walk a bit or call for a taxi to get to places since it's a bit out of the way.

Nice basic as expected for price clean shared kitchen en-suite good value Female receptionist not very welcoming Noisey at night an first thing in morning Only 2 coat hangers Close to city 35 min walk Bus stop outside Although no bus on a Sunday

It was perfect for an overnight stay, great location.

Neighbour was a bit noisy.

Excellent location very clean with staff who are very courteous and professional

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The Expedia online listing for this property shows pictures of a well stocked communal kitchen. They describe the kitchen as a “top family friendly amenity”. Marketed therefore as a well equipped self catering accommodation! Imagine my surprise when I arrived for a six night stay to find that whilst the kitchen had a kettle, a toaster, a microwave and a cooker, it completely lacked crockery, cutlery, saucepans or pans of any description. There wasn’t even a cup or a spoon to make a cup of tea never mind a meal. I raised the matter with reception who said Expedia know the kitchens are not equipped but that they have no control over how Expedia choose to market the accommodation. I sent an email to Expedia setting out all of the above. I received an automated reply saying they would get back to me within 24 hours. I am still waiting. Four days ago I messaged QUB asking for an explanation. Again I am still waiting. I think both Expedia and QUB are expecting me to go away and forget about it. Sadly, I am going to disappoint them in that regard.

It was super stay there . The environment is beautiful and comfortable Check in was easy and quick . Room is clean and tidy with a beautiful view of the residence environment. The walk to the city centre takes 20 minutes if you are a fast walk but it is nice and comfortable walk .

Value for money - bed, kitchen, en-suite, breakfast, brilliant location for town and public transport, and no-fuss administration. Could have done with a means of mopping up the area around the shower.

Ok - the rooms are small and utilitarian, but peaceful and quite adequate. They are serviced every day, you have

Nice location, lovely facility, helpful at reception a great deak

Clean comfortable accompdation with friendly staff and the free breakfast was delicious

The accommodation was exactly what I needed whilst visiting family. It was great value for money. I would certainly stay again.

This is student accommodation and therefore no frils. Rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable. There are common rooms where drinks and meals can be oreoared.

Great place, clean room, ensuite, very helpful and friendly staff and an amazing cooked breakfast Highly recommended. Cheap and cheerful and not far to walk to city

Very helpful and friendly staff. Accommodation fine for short stay.

The guests staying on the same floor as me were super loud and would wake me up which was exasperated by the thin walls and the doors would bang loudly. The light in the bathroom doesn't have a switch so you can't turn it off and just have to wait for it to go off. Other than