Best Hotels in Belfast City Centre

The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast is an epitome of luxury that sets new standards for boutique hotels. Located in the heart of the city, it has fantastic rooms, delectable food, a bar that serves premium drinks from the best brands and staff who offer dedicated service. Guests retire to king-sized beds in rooms and suites that have full air-conditioning, a mini bar, safe, hair dryer, bathrooms, slippers and toiletries. Enjoy the best wining and dining at the AA Rosette Restaurant, relax with a drink of your choice at the bar or go for private dining.

One of the great value hotels is The Flint. This is not one of the conventional hotels. Interior architect Sarah McLorn did an impeccable job, turning it into one of the best hotels in terms of design. Every suite has a king-size bed, rain shower, dryer, safe and independent climate control. They also have an equipped kitchen and free WiFi. The hotel is in the centre of the city which puts the shops, theatres, restaurants and popular attractions close. It is on Howard Street which is near some of the top rated and most popular attracions like The Titanic Belfast Museum,  Botanic Gardens and SS Nomadic, Ulster Museum.

Want an ode to the city of Belfast and not just a hotel? Make Hastings Grand Central your home away
from home. The hotel stands tall on Bedford Street, representing the best of the city when it comes to grand and glamour of the city. It is one of hotels in a perfect location in the Linen Quarter making it an ideal base for exploring the history of the Titanic Quarter, the Cathedral Quarter with its cobbled streets and all charming pubs and restaurants serving local and international cuisine. Shops and theatres are also conveniently close.

Another great value hotel is Hampton by Hilton Belfast City Centre. SSE Arena is a convenient 2.3 km
away and walking for a minute will get you to Great Victoria Street rail station. The hotel has an on-site business centre, free WiFi, discounted overnight parking nearby and a fully equipped fitness centre. In the rooms, guests have a Hampton bed, one of the better you can find in hotels, a large flat screen TV, a tea and coffee maker and free toiletries. A complimentary breakfast is served every morning and drinks and snacks are served in the lobby bar. Shopping will be fun at Victoria shopping centre which is less than a kilometre away. For entertainment, Lyric Theatre and The Grand Opera House are nearby.

Great value is also a promise at Maldron Hotel Belfast City. This is one of the hotels that is ideal for short, weekend stays or as a base for a longer stay that is to be spent exploring what Belfast has to offer. It is in the heart of the city and budget friendly. Shop to your heart’s content at the nearby Victoria Square and enjoy a night at The Grand Opera House. There are many other shopping spots, pubs, restaurants and landmarks nearby which are easy to get to with the different public transport options available at the front of the hotel. Free WiFi, interconnected rooms for kids and meeting rooms are available. It is one of the most family-oriented hotels.

A fun, memorable and comfortable time is a promise at the Titanic Hotel Belfast. Take in decor details
like nautical artwork, ship lanterns, Art Deco furniture and riveted panels. It is one of the best and most beautifully and uniquely done hotels. It is right at the center of the Titanic Quarter, an area famous for many attractions, heritage sites, bars and restaurants. Delight your palate at the hotels Wolff Grill Restaurant, have a leisurely lunch at the Drawing Office 2 and enjoy afternoon tea at the Titanic Hotel. Later on, relax with a cocktail at the Harland Bar. Meeting and conference rooms are available and you can have weddings and other special occasions hosted at the lovely Drawing Office.

One of the best hotels to enjoy splendid views of Belfast from the riverside is AC Hotel by Marriot Belfast. The location of this urban retreat puts the shop-lined street of Victoria Square, Titanic Belfast, City Hall, Belfast Waterfront and SSE Arena within walking distance. After a day spent exploring, guests call it a night in king-size beds in rooms that have Nespresso coffeemakers, high-speed internet and large, flat screen TVs. Guests also have access to the fitness centre and round-the-clock room services. Two meeting rooms, all day dining, an AC Lounge, a riverside terrace and co-working space are available. When night falls, let multi-Michelin starred chef Jean-Christophe Novello serve up the best delicacies at the hotels Novello at City Quays Restaurant. Meals are served with cocktails of your choice.

Fancy a stay at one of the best boutique hotels? You will be happy at The Merchant Hotel, a unique luxury hotel with Art Deco rooms. This is just one of the unique factors about this sleek hotel. There is also the decadenVictorian-style rooms done with silk drapes, velvet throws and bespoke furnishings. A stay here is a journey to the best of the Victorian era. After a day spent exploring and sight seeing, unwind in the hot tub on the roof top. Or, step into the spa with a hydrotherapy suite and a full menu of face and body treatments. There is also a gym that is fully equipped where you can work off all the good food served at one of the hotels five-star restaurants. Enjoy gourmet dining in The Great Room Restaurant, French cuisine at Bert’s Jazz Restaurant or go for pub grub at The Cloth Ear public house. Golf lovers can tee off at one of the 30 World Class golf courses which are some of the best.

Another one of the finest, great value boutique hotels is Dukes at Queens. It sits pretty in the very trendy Queens Quarter. The traveler looking for style and comfort will find it in this hotel’s large room done in contemporary decor and equipped with creature comforts. Relax with good food and a drink at the hotel’s bar or the restaurant which have a view of the vibrant Botanic Avenue. Botanic Gardens, the Queens Quarte, Ulster Museum and other attractions can be reached on the main arterial routes and public transport links which are near the hotel.

Value for money is guaranteed at the House Belfast boutique-style hotel. Its location is Botanic Avenue in the centre of the Queen’s Quarter. The city centre is 300m away and The Waterfront Hall is a short stroll away. The Grand Opera House and Odyssey Arena are close by. The rooms have free WiFi, complimentary Rituals toiletries and a Nespresso coffee machine. Street parking is available and the front desk is manned around the clock. Wake up to a hot breakfast and sit down to delicious meals and drinks at the bar and the restaurant done in some of the most charming rustic decor in all hotels.

One of the best boutique hotels you can check into Ten Square Hotel. Several plaudits and
international hospitality awards attest to the comfort and dedicated service you will get. It was recently redone to increase the rooms to 131 including modern, chic standard rooms, deluxe rooms and executive rooms. Most of the hotels rooms have magnificent views of the city center and the landscape beyond. Premium suites with a hot tub and terrace on the roof, a group suite and a penthouse are available. Kick back with drinks at the Loft, the rooftop bar or at the Doffer bar where live music is played on the weekends. Meetings rooms are available.

One of Belfast’s best hotels in terms of a spa and swimming pool is The Culloden Estate and Spa. This estate is all about five-star living and it has won awards for it like the Irish Awards 2017 Luxury Hotel of the Year. This one of a kind establishment spread over 12 acres is perched on the slopes of Hollywood Hills. It overlooks the County Antrim Coastline and overlooks Belfast Lough. It is also just 10 minutes away from the city centre which puts attraction sites close. Guests can not only enjoy the opulence but also various dining and socializing options out of all hotels.

If parking is a concern for you, go for Tara Lodge. You will get secure car parking for free and you will be just a few minutes from the city centre. This location puts you in close proximity to shops, restaurants, pubs and after dark hot spots. You’ll get luxurious accommodation and warm, friendly staff to see to your needs around the clock. You also get free WiFi and comfortable rooms to lay your head on after a day spent exploring the best, most popular attractions around. Tea and coffee makers, hair dryers, toiletries and flatscreen TVs are available in every room.

If you are traveling with a family, you will want to make sure that your home away from home will accommodate everyone’s needs. Crowne Plaza will. It is one of the best family hotels in the city. It is a nicely done contemporary hotel is near the centre of the city and has family-oriented dining, an indoor swimming pool and free WiFi. It’s location is in a parkland setting close to River Lagan and to the M1 motorway. The family will retire to luxurious rooms and enjoy fantastic meals at the hotel’s Green Room Restaurant or the Indian dishes River Bar and Lounge. Meetings and events are held in one of the 21 event or the Grand Ballroom. Guests get free parking.

Families will also find great value at Jury’s Inn Belfast. It has 270 rooms, a restaurant that serves
seasonal produce and the adults can enjoy drinks at the hotel’s bar. Snacks and beverages are served all day at the Costa Coffee Bar. Room service is available and so are laundry and dry cleaning services. There are five meeting rooms, free WiFi that can be accessed from anywhere in the hotel and a public car park nearby. From its location in the heart of the centre which is the best base, the family can visit nearby attractions like the Grand Opera House, the Assembly Buildings Conference and Exhibition Centre and the Great Victoria street station. These and other attractions are all minutes away. The inn has 190 rooms with large beds and free toiletries, FreeView TV. The rooms can sleep three adults or two adults and two children aged below 12 years. It is one of the top rated family hotels in Belfast Northern Ireland.

Families will have the best time at Clayton Hotel Belfast. It is located in the centre of the city where there is alot to do and see. This includes places like the SSE or Odyssey Arena where great events and concerts are held. Another place of interest is Titanic Belfast. Here, the family can learn about the true legend of the Titanic, visit interactive galleries, make drawings with special effects and take dark rides. The family can also visit the last remaining White Star vessel, SS Nomadic. Get everyone well fed at the hotel’s Bistro 401 Restaurant. Snacks are served at the Gallery Express Food Bar where specialty tea and coffee are served. Drinks are poured at Hickson’s Point.

If you are looking for a budget hotel, you’ll find a good deal and a comfortable place to stay at easyHotel Belfast. It is in the heart of the city putting plenty of attractions and activities close by. This includes the historic The Grand Opera House and Ulster Hall. For entertainment, there is a good number of bars, nightclubs and other hot spots where live music events are held. The heart of Queen’s University quarter is also close. Also nearby are Simply Good Coffee, the James Street South Bistro andRestaurant and Michael Deane’s restaurant are a skip away. The rooms have air conditioning, heating, TV and WiFi. Parking and facilities are available.