Hotels in Belfast
Belfast hotels offer a charming mix of history, culture, and comfort, perfect for experiencing Northern Ireland's vibrant capital. With deals popping up left and right, there's never been a better time to explore this city. Whether you're strolling through the Titanic Quarter or sipping on a pint in a traditional pub, the right accommodation can make your stay even more memorable. Who wouldn't want to dive into a getaway filled with rich stories and warm hospitality?
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Best places to stay in Belfast
For first-timers visiting Belfast, the Central District is a must-see for hotels. This area, centered around Donegall Square, showcases the heart of old Belfast with its grand architecture, including the stunning City Hall. It's a vibrant commercial area that captivates visitors. To the north, the Cathedral Quarter, home to an impressive church, serves as the city's hub for arts and culture. This area features a lively creative scene, complete with colorful murals and street art. If you prefer a peaceful yet eclectic atmosphere, head to the leafy Queen's Quarter in the south, centered around the grand university of the same name. With a youthful vibe, this area boasts old bookstores, vintage clothing boutiques, and trendy coffee shops. For nautical enthusiasts, the Titanic Quarter in the north is ideal. This area has been impressively revitalized in recent years and is home to Belfast's standout attraction, the Titanic Museum.
Where to stay near popular attractions in Belfast
Belfast is a compact and walkable city, so to be close to as many attractions as possible, consider staying in the Central District or Cathedral Quarter. You'll have stunning architecture like the City Hall, St. Anne's Cathedral, and the Grand Opera House at your doorstep, as well as the Victorian beauty of St. George's Market with its vast array of fresh produce and handcrafted items. To dive into the city's intriguing yet somber history, the Solidarity Wall and Crumlin Road Gaol are just a 20-minute walk or a short bus ride away.
Where to stay with your family in Belfast
The Titanic Quarter is an excellent choice for families visiting Belfast, offering enough sightseeing to fill several days. At the top of the list is the Titanic Experience, once voted the world's best tourist attraction. With nine interactive galleries featuring rides and reconstructions, it's a journey through history that will delight the entire family. All spaces at Titanic Belfast are fully accessible, as are the Titanic Experience galleries. For an up-close look at history, board the SS Nomadic, the world's last remaining White Star Line ship, now fully restored. The aptly named Titanic Hotel offers accommodations right in the midst of the action.
Where to stay as a solo traveler
The welcoming Queen's Quarter is a great option for solo travelers in Belfast, with hostels around the university providing opportunities to meet like-minded travelers and experience the city's nightlife. And don't worry, private rooms are available if you're not a fan of bunks! The nearby Botanic Gardens is a wonderful place to spend a few hours surrounded by greenery. If the weather turns rainy – not unusual here – visit the Queen's Film Theatre for a fantastic selection of indie movies. Alternatively, the nearby Ulster Museum hosts charming events like Wellbeing Wednesdays, featuring a Tai Chi session followed by a mindful exploration of part of the museum's collections.
Where to find cheap hotels in Belfast
For budget-friendly accommodations in Belfast, Hotel ETAP offers rooms for under $80 per night or even a triple room for around $105, maximizing your savings. This well-reviewed hotel is conveniently located just south of the city center and near the Great Victoria Street railway station. To be right in the heart of the action, consider Travelodge Belfast Central, situated just steps away from Donegall Square and the city's lively nightlife, including the locals' folk music favorite, the Garrick Bar. Accessible rooms are available, and all rooms feature a super-comfy king-size bed. For around $130 a night, travelers can enjoy the popular Ramada By Wyndham, which has a restaurant with an al fresco terrace for those rare sunny days. Depending on your travel dates, you might snag a room at the 4-star Radisson Blu Belfast, featuring Nordic-inspired décor in the heart of the Gasworks business district, for a similar price.
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Nestled amidst rolling hills and lush countryside
Belfast is a true gem of Northern Ireland. As you wander through this historic city, you'll discover a wealth of cultural hotspots, engaging activities, and traditional bars where you can savor a pint of Guinness well into the night.
Ships and swords
During an affordable vacation in Belfast, make sure to visit the Harland and Wolff Shipyards, known for constructing the iconic SS Titanic, before heading over to Titanic Belfast. This museum, housed in a stunning nautical-themed building, allows you to dive into the Titanic’s history and legacy through special effects, rides, life-sized reconstructions, and interactive exhibits. If you're a fan of the amazing television series Game of Thrones, much of which was filmed in Northern Ireland, you can head to the nearby National Trust property, Castle Ward. As the setting for Winterfell, you can even try your hand at archery in the exact spot where Jon Snow stood.
Tee off
With golf superstar Rory McIlroy hailing from near the city, Belfast offers plenty of opportunities for you to perfect your swing. The Royal Belfast Golf Club, the oldest in Ireland, provides a chance to tee off with the backdrop of the Irish Sea. If you prefer to stay in the city center, check out Citigolf, an entertainment venue featuring indoor golf, karaoke, and thrilling virtual reality simulators.
The great outdoors
To explore the city's murals and the stories behind them, book a personal tour with Belfast Mural Tours. For breathtaking panoramic views of Belfast, go hiking in Cave Hill Country Park, where you'll be treated to views of the entire city, as well as the Isle of Man and Scotland on clear days. From Belfast, you can easily take a day trip to the iconic Giant’s Causeway to witness the famed mythical columns. You can reach this World Heritage Site, said to be the ancient home of the giant Finn McCool, via train or bus.
Belfast bars
During your budget-friendly Belfast vacation, ensure you visit one of the traditional pubs for a classic pint. Kelly’s Cellars on Bank Street, located in the city center, is the oldest pub in Belfast, dating back to 1720. It offers live Irish music most nights and boasts a vibrant atmosphere.
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Hotels with rooftop bars
For a chic rooftop experience without a hefty price tag, Bullitt Hotel's Tetto Roof Garden offers lively, soulful music, resident DJs every weekend, and garden parties throughout the year. Open from 2 PM until late every Saturday, it's a fantastic addition to this "no-frills" hotel, which eliminates unnecessary extras to provide quality service without hidden charges.
Hotels with gourmet restaurants
The Restaurant at the Fitzwilliam Belfast is a masterpiece, adorned with striking furnishings in warm, modern colors. Diners can choose between large shared tables for group gatherings or cozy booths for romantic date nights. Fortunately, the food impresses as well: slow-cooked beef, pan-seared duck breast, fillet of sea trout, and more, all expertly paired with tantalizing sides.
Spa hotels
For a lavish spa experience, venture just outside Belfast city center to the Holywood Hills at the Culloden Estate and Spa, Northern Ireland's most prestigious 5-star hotel. Once serving as a palace for the Bishops of Down, the estate's spa offers everything from treatment suites to relaxation rooms, a swimming pool, and a variety of heat experiences, blending advanced techniques with ancient therapies for an indulgent result.
Exceptional hotels
An icon of central Belfast rich in history, the Europa Hotel stands out with its distinctly modernist style. Built in 1971, it earned the title "the most bombed hotel in the world" during the Troubles, having endured 36 bomb attacks. The hotel later became a favorite of the Clintons, who stayed several times, once booking 110 rooms for their presidential entourage.
Luxury hotels
Towering over the city center as one of Belfast's tallest buildings, the Hastings Grand Central Hotel offers luxurious bedrooms and an excellent café and restaurant. The highlight, though, is the Observatory: a cocktail lounge on the 23rd floor offering an unmatched view of the city and far beyond.
Unmissable sights
Queen's University of Belfast
Landmark, Education1000+ hotels nearby
Windsor Park
Stadium, Attraction900+ hotels nearby
SS Nomadic
Landmark1000+ hotels nearby
Belfast City Hall
Landmark, Town Hall1000+ hotels nearby
Ulster Museum
Museum, Natural history900+ hotels nearby
SSE Arena
Stadium, Attraction1000+ hotels nearby
Big Fish
Monument, Landmark1000+ hotels nearbyRavenhill Stadium
Stadium, Attraction900+ hotels nearbyCrown Liquor Saloon
Monument, Landmark1000+ hotels nearbyCasement Park
Stadium, Attraction600+ hotels nearbyUlster Hall
Theater, Attraction1000+ hotels nearbyFAQs about hotels in Belfast
Planning a dog-friendly stay in Belfast? Check out these top-rated hotels: Hilton Belfast, room2 Belfast Hometel, Travelodge Belfast Central
Discover the perfect family-friendly hotels for your next vacation! Here are the top picks for families with children: Premier Inn Belfast City Cathedral Quarter, Leonardo Hotel Belfast, Hilton Belfast
For a stay in the city center of Belfast, these centrally located hotels are suitable: Premier Inn Belfast City Cathedral Quarter, Holiday Inn Express BELFAST CITY by IHG, Holiday Inn BELFAST CITY CENTRE by IHG
For a cheap stay in Belfast, we recommend these budget-friendly hotels: Premier Inn Belfast City Cathedral Quarter, Holiday Inn Express BELFAST CITY by IHG, easyHotel Belfast
For a stay close to the best points of interests, we recommend these hotels:
Queen's University of Belfast: Holiday Inn Express BELFAST CITY by IHG, Holiday Inn BELFAST CITY CENTRE by IHG, ibis budget Belfast City Centre
Windsor Park: The Malone Hotel, innbelfast, Number 11 by the Warren Collection
SS Nomadic: Premier Inn Belfast Titanic Quarter, Titanic Hotel Belfast, AC Hotel by Marriott Belfast
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