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Situated in one of the most picturesque areas in Northern Ireland and only 10 minutes from the city centre. This 4 star deluxe hotel has 120 bedrooms, the critically acclaimed Belfast Bar and Grill offering more
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Opened in May 2003, this city centre hotel offers 244 quality en-suite bedrooms with power shower, television and other modern facilities and amenities. The hotel is just 5 minutes walk away from Belfasts shopping and more
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Located in the centre of Belfast, adjacent to the Opera House, the City Hall and the city’s main commercial district. Just two minutes’ walk away are the prime shopping areas of Donegal Place and The more
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The Stormont is situated in the leafy suburbs of Belfast only four miles from the city centre and offers well appointed bedrooms and two restaurants. The choice of dinning is the informal La Scala Bistro more
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The Hilton International Belfast is situated in the stylish new Lanyon Place in the heart of Belfast City. All main shopping, entertainment and restaurant areas are within easy walking distance. All bedrooms are air-conditioned and more
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This superb city centre hotel is within walking distance of Belfast City Hall, Ulster Museum and the Botanical Gardens, shopping, cinema and theatre. This hotel was the choice of President Clinton on a historic visit more
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The Holiday Inn Belfast is a modern hotel situated in the heart of the city and ideally located for visiting shops, the Waterfront Hall and the new Odyssey Entertainment Complex. Belfast is also near to more
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Hotel opening August The new modern and stylish Radisson SAS Hotel is located in Belfast centre within the new developing Cromac Park area. The hotel has a total of 120 spacious guest rooms which all more
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Standing on the wooded slopes of the Hollywood Hills overlooking Belfast Lough and the County Antrim coastline, is the magnificent 5 star Culloden Hotel. Originally built as an official palace for the Bishops of Down, more
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