Hi Karen, I stay at the Avenue Guest House on Eglantine. It's a block from Lisburn, where you can take a bus or walk to PRONI. It's by Queens so there are lots of eateries, ATMs, bookstores, and people walking all over. Busses as well. The rooms all have private baths, which Americans like. Stephen, the owner, is a very nice man and very helpful. You can find info on it and others here: http://www.healthycitiesbelfast2003.com/belfastbandb.asp I've stayed at the Mariner too. Cheaper but the baths are in the hallways. Very nice if you don't mind that. Clean and all that. You can email Stephen from that webpage. The eatery at the corner is very nice after a long day. There's an upscale restaurant in a hotel on the street too. Plus good Indian takeout within a block on Lisburn. Or so it was the last time I was there. There isn't anything 'right' at PRONI unless things have changed. Linda ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: TransCong@aol.com Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2006 20:24:05 EST >Hi listers and Linda, > >My husband and I are going to Northern Ireland from April 18-27 and are >trying to find accommodations (reasonable) in Belfast, preferably close to PRONI. >Anyone have any recommendations? > >Thanks ... Karen Booth > >Researching WHITE/WHYTE from Shaneougestown, Grange of Muckamore, Antrim > > ________________________________________________________________ Sent via the WebMail system at mail.fea.net