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The Old Rectory Guesthouse

At a Glance

    Pros

  • beautifully prepared and presented breakfasts that will keep you fortified throughout the day and allow you to skip lunch
  • rooms could pass for suites

    Cons

  • hard to find with no easy-to-read signs
  • no bar for those who like an evening tipple
  • breakfast times can be erratic—make sure you check, as it would be a shame to miss out

The Old Rectory Guesthouse Review

Mary and Jerry Callan's well-appointed south-Belfast house was built in 1896 as a Church of Ireland rectory. Some guest rooms are decorated in pastels, others in brighter colors and all have good views of the mountains. Breakfast is hearty but healthy, a rarity in Ulster B&Bs: there's smoked salmon, scrambled eggs, fresh fruit salad, dried fruit, grapefruit, vegetarian sausages, homemade low-sugar jams, wheat bread, freshly squeezed blended juices, and even whiskey marmalade. Visitors can relax throughout their stay in the drawing room and browse through a library of books on Ireland's history and culture. The suburban Metro bus stop is right outside.

    Hotel Amenities

  • 6 rooms.
  • Rooms have: no a/c, Internet.
  • Rate includes breakfast, some meals.
  • No credit cards.

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