The Harrison Chambers of Distinction

Bed, breakfast, people, location all very nice. It's a very quirky place with lots of things to look and smile at.

Charming but old builing means it can be noisy at times. Earplugs highly recommended when a dinnerparty is going on (and you are not invited).

Excellent breakfast; very courteous staff. The rooms were grand! A great experience.

Very welcoming, friendly atmosphere, and we were given a lovely welcome when we arrived. Staff were very helpful and easy-going and friendly. The decor of the hotel, the artists' involance ' vintage vibe with a hint of nostalgia with a modern taste. Loved it, and I diffently be back.

It doesn't have tv in the room, but so what.

The location is good. The rooms are attractive.

The Harrison Chambers of Pretension can’t decide if it wants to be hip and quirky or distinguished and elegant; and, attempting both, it achieves neither. Genuinely beautiful antiques mingle with thrift-store tat. You’ll have a four-poster bed, but there will be dust and rubbish from previous guests beneath. The staff are young, polite, but all recently hired – while the craic is appreciated, a bit of institutional professionalism would not go amiss. Safety hazards abound, from the lightless alley of gravel and mud that serves as a parking lot, to the numerous tripping hazards, to the entry ramp which becomes slick as ice in any sort of damp – not an issue in Dubai, but a bit of a problem in Belfast. The rooms are charmingly named rather than numbered, leading other guests to believe they are attractions rather than rented rooms. Strangers attempted to enter our room for a looksee half a dozen times. I’ve stayed in nearly a hundred hotels on five continents. Some were enchanting and others absolutely dire. Harrison wasn’t the worst or the best of the lot, but it was singularly the most overpriced for what it delivered. I would prefer a cheap honest dive to this confused conglomeration of Instagram snapshots.