Belfast

The Fitzwilliam Hotel

Name: The Fitzwilliam Hotel
Address: Belfast

Chic and contemporary city centre hub

The Fitzwilliam Hotel is ideally located next the the Grand Opera House and in easy reach of the city’s main sights.

The hotel’s 130 rooms are chic and contemporary in style with a palette of soft pinks, grey and cream. They are the perfect retreat after a day exploring Belfast’s many attractions.

The restaurant, which has been awarded an AA rosette, uses the finest local produce to craft a menu that is contemporary and creative. The bar with its copper-clad lighting and real crystal glasses is an intimate space and the perfect place for a pre-dinner drink.

Highlights

130 rooms

Restaurant and bar

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The Merchant Hotel

The former headquarters of the Ulster Bank, The Merchant Hotel is a beautiful heritage hotel dating back to 1860. Located in Belfast’s historic Cathedral Quarter, the hotel is just a stone’s throw from the city’s main attractions.

The Grade A listed building still has telltale signs of its former life, such as the sculptures depicting commerce, justice and Britannia that look down from the magnificant facade. The grand central dome of the main banking hall is still very much a feature of the hotel today. Choose from art deco or Victorian style rooms and suites named after Irish writers, poets and playwrights. Surrounding the grand dome, these were once the living quarters of the bank’s chief cashier.

The Great Room restaurant with its glass cupola, ornate chandelier and plasterwork detailing is a beautiful space where guests can enjoy two AA Rosette food and exquisite afternoon tea. Travel back in time to 1930s New York and the height of the jazz age at Bert’s Bar, and experience the legendary Irish hospitality at The Cloth Ear pub. There is also a cocktail bar and Veuve Clicquot Champagne lounge where you can indulge in a pre-dinner tipple in front of the antique fireplace.

At the hotel spa you’ll find a thermal and hydrotherapy area with hyro pool, sauna and steam room and there is a fitness centre which looks out across the city.