Hotels in Belfast

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Europa Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

At the Europa Hotel, the aim is to ensure that guests’ stays are as enjoyable and hassle-free as possible. From the moment you arrive, the hotel’s dedicated concierge team will take care of your every need. Whether you require information on transport and local attractions; or if you simply require assistance with your luggage, the concierge team will ensure your needs are met professionally and to the highest standards. The hotel also offers a same-day laundry and dry cleaning service. Secretarial assistance is available on request. There is a 500 space multi-storey car park adjacent to the hotel. Valet parking is available for hotel residents. From the Grand Ballroom to the purpose-built Eurobusiness Centre, conference facilities at the Europa Hotel are second-to-none. March 2008 saw the highly anticipated opening of the Conference and Exhibition Centre. This new state-of-the-art venue can hold exhibitions, shows, meetings, indoor sporting events, wedding fairs and trade fairs. It offers 515m² of floor space that is totally flexible and can hold up to 56 exhibition stands. There is also a total of 16 highly flexible conference and banqueting suites on offer, and the Grand Ballroom, one of the largest hotel function suites in Northern Ireland, is situated on the first floor of the hotel. The Eurobusiness Centre is a suite of 9 purpose-designed executive meeting and private dining suites, located on the hotel’s second floor.

Europa Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Stylish and contemporary, every one of the hotel’s 240 rooms lets you leave the world behind. Each of the bright, spacious rooms is well equipped, with all the modern comforts and facilities you need in a restful, relaxing base. Whether you are exploring the city as a tourist or visiting on business, the comfortable, peaceful rooms provide a relaxing haven. All rooms feature flat-screen digital TVs, deliciously thick duvets, fabulously fluffy pillows, Ralph Lauren fabrics and Zoffany wall coverings. Every room has a separate dressing table with a hair dryer and a full-length mirror. Superior soundproofing ensures peace and quiet for a good night’s sleep. The bathrooms are exquisite, with glass, chrome and ceramic finishes.

Europa Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Piano Bar Restaurant offers gourmet cuisine. The menus are an imaginative mixture of classical and modern European influences and include a selection of dishes made with fresh local produce. Situated on the hotel’s first floor, the restaurant has magnificent views over Great Victoria Street below, and is surely one of the best locations in Belfast to see and be seen. With its luxurious surroundings, impressive range of cocktails, music, entertainment, wide choice of food and a great atmosphere, there's nowhere better for a wonderful dining experience. Live music is provided by the hotel’s resident pianist Thursday to Sunday. The restaurant is open for dinner from 18:00 to 22:00, Monday to Thursday, and from 18:00 to 23:00, Friday to Saturday. A selection of food is available from 12:00 to 18:00 in the lounge. The Causerie on the hotel’s ground floor offers a more informal dining option. This bustling contemporary bistro offers has a wide choice of menus available for both lunch and dinner, including snacks, light meals, full meals and daily specials. The Causerie is open 7 days a week for breakfast from 06:00 to 11:00 and from lunch to dinner from 12:30 to 22.30 (last seating at 22:30). Those in a hurry can grab a bite to eat in the Lobby Bar, which is situated on the hotel’s ground floor. The Lobby Bar serves great pub grub all day and there is live music on Friday and Saturday nights from 21:00. Room service is available 24 hours a day.

Europa Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The hotel is situated on Belfast's Golden Mile, beside the Grand Opera House and facing the Crown Bar (the National Trust's only public house property). Right in the heart of the city, the hotel is located right in the very centre of Belfast’s main business and commercial district. The beauty of shopping in Belfast is that its compact grid system makes it easy to get around on foot. You can shop in designer, high street or local speciality stores and then soak up the atmosphere in one of the many award-winning bars and restaurants. Belfast is positively bursting with a new energy and optimism and now rivals any city in Europe. Whilst in Belfast, why not take time out to drive one hour to the North Antrim Coast, and the world famous Giant's Causeway, or drive south towards Newcastle and the beautiful Mountains of Mourne, or even play a round of golf on one of the many superb championship courses nearby For those travelling further afield, the hotel is right next door to Great Victoria Street station, where buses and trains will drop you off.

Europa Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

The hotel is easily accessible from all of the region’s major motorways, and from the ferry and air terminals. By Car (from the M1 and M2 motorways): - From the M1 and M2 motorways, take the West Link to the Grosvenor Road junction. - Turn left onto the Grosvenor Road. - Turn right onto the Boyne Bridge and then take the first turning on the left into Glengall Street. - The hotel is situated on Great Victoria Street, beside the Grand Opera House and facing the Crown Bar. By Air: Situated right in the heart of Belfast city centre, the Europa Hotel is just 3 miles (5 km) from George Best Belfast City Airport. Belfast International Airport is 16 miles (26 km) away. By Ferry: Belfast Ferry terminal is 0.5 miles (0.8 km) from the hotel.

Europa Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Pets: Pets are not allowed in the hotel, but guide dogs are accepted.

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Travelodge Belfast - Hotel - Hotel information

It is hard to beat either the Belfast Travelodge's location or the exceptional value room rates. The Travelodge operates a bistro/bar which opens daily from 07:00. We do not provide toiletries, passing the savings on to you, our guests. Hairdryers and irons are available on request from reception.

Travelodge Belfast - Hotel - Room information

Travelodge believe most people staying in a hotel simply want a clean, comfortable place to get a good night's sleep, and are happy to forgo the unnecessary 'frills' offered in other stuffy, over-priced establishments. Travelodge therefore strive to provide good quality essentials such as a comfortable bed and a decent quality shower, but lose some of unnecessary extras. This means that they can strip out additional costs and pass on the savings to you in the form of great-value prices.

Travelodge Belfast - Hotel - Food & beverage

Breakfast is served from 07:00 until 10:00. Dinner is served from 17:30 until 20:30.

Travelodge Belfast - Hotel - Area information

The hotel is situated on Belfast's Golden Mile, beside the Grand Opera House and facing the Crown Bar (the National Trust's only public house property). Right in the heart of the city, the hotel is located right in the very centre of Belfast’s main business and commercial district. The beauty of shopping in Belfast is that its compact grid system makes it easy to get around on foot. You can shop in designer, high street or local speciality stores and then soak up the atmosphere in one of the many award-winning bars and restaurants. Belfast is positively bursting with a new energy and optimism and now rivals any city in Europe. Whilst in Belfast, why not take time out to drive one hour to the North Antrim Coast, and the world famous Giant's Causeway, or drive south towards Newcastle and the beautiful Mountains of Mourne, or even play a round of golf on one of the many superb championship courses nearby For those travelling further afield, the hotel is right next door to Great Victoria Street station, where buses and trains will drop you off.

Travelodge Belfast - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - Follow signs for the M1, Belfast. Continue onto Westlink until the roundabout and take the right exit onto Grosvenor Road. - Turn left at end of the road. - Turn right at the traffic lights onto Wellington Place. - Turn right after City Hall, then turn right again. - At the 2nd set of traffic lights, turn left into Brunswick Street. The Travelodge is on your right. Northbound: - Follow signs for Westlink until the roundabout. - Take the left exit onto Grosvenor Road and follow directions as above. By Air: From City Airport (4.8 km / 3 miles): Flexibus, part of the Translink group, operate the Airlink every 20 minutes from the Airport terminal to the Belfast Europa Bus Centre, 2 minutes walk from the Travelodge. The service, flexibus route number 600, operates between 06:00 and 21:50. The number 3 metrobus operates every 20 minutes from Sydenham to City Hall. It is a 5-minute walk from the airport terminal to the bus stop. Belfast International Airport is 19 km away. By Ferry: The Belfast ferry terminal is 6.4 km away.

Travelodge Belfast - Hotel - Important information

Pets: Pets are not allowed in the hotel, but guide dogs are accepted.

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The Park Avenue Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

It is hard to beat either the Belfast Travelodge's location or the exceptional value room rates. The Travelodge operates a bistro/bar which opens daily from 07:00. We do not provide toiletries, passing the savings on to you, our guests. Hairdryers and irons are available on request from reception.

The Park Avenue Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Travelodge believe most people staying in a hotel simply want a clean, comfortable place to get a good night's sleep, and are happy to forgo the unnecessary 'frills' offered in other stuffy, over-priced establishments. Travelodge therefore strive to provide good quality essentials such as a comfortable bed and a decent quality shower, but lose some of unnecessary extras. This means that they can strip out additional costs and pass on the savings to you in the form of great-value prices.

The Park Avenue Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Gelston's Corner is the bar where you'll feel like a local. The bar retains the tradition of hospitality and friendly service. A place to meet friends, enjoy a meal from Gelston's menu, have a drink and unwind.

The Park Avenue Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The hotel is situated on Belfast's Golden Mile, beside the Grand Opera House and facing the Crown Bar (the National Trust's only public house property). Right in the heart of the city, the hotel is located right in the very centre of Belfast’s main business and commercial district. The beauty of shopping in Belfast is that its compact grid system makes it easy to get around on foot. You can shop in designer, high street or local speciality stores and then soak up the atmosphere in one of the many award-winning bars and restaurants. Belfast is positively bursting with a new energy and optimism and now rivals any city in Europe. Whilst in Belfast, why not take time out to drive one hour to the North Antrim Coast, and the world famous Giant's Causeway, or drive south towards Newcastle and the beautiful Mountains of Mourne, or even play a round of golf on one of the many superb championship courses nearby For those travelling further afield, the hotel is right next door to Great Victoria Street station, where buses and trains will drop you off.

The Park Avenue Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

The Park Avenue Hotel is the closest hotel to Belfast City Airport and a ten minute taxi ride from the centre of town. Located just East of Belfast city centre, the hotel is best approached from the city centre via the Newtownards Road. Driving from the city centre, the Newtownards Road forks at Holywood Arches. Here, take a left into the Hollywood Road and continue until the main junction with Belmont Road. The hotel is at this junction. From Belfast City Airport, follow the road to Bangor and take a right turn at the first set of traffic lights. This right turn brings you on to the Holywood Road. Follow this road until just before you reach the Belmont Road junction. The hotel is on the right.

The Park Avenue Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Flexible check-in times are available. The hotel does not accept pets, except guide dogs.

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The Crescent Townhouse - Hotel - Hotel information

The Crescent Townhouse is currently graded as a 3-star location through the Northern Ireland Tourist Board and also the AA Guide. A room service menu is available from 12:00h to 21:30h Monday to Saturday and 17:00h to 21:00h on Sundays.

The Crescent Townhouse - Hotel - Room information

All rooms are en suite and located on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors. Please note there is not a lift; however, luggage will be brought to rooms. Some bathrooms have a walk-in shower while others have both a bath and a shower.

The Crescent Townhouse - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Metro Brasserie has built up an excellent reputation for fine food and service. This below-street level brasserie offers an early bird menu, an extensive à la carte menu and vegetarian menu, accompanied by an excellent choice of wines. Opening Times: Monday to Thursday: 17:45, last orders 21:30 Friday and Saturday: 17:45, last orders 22:00 Sunday: 17:00, last orders 21:00 The Metro Brasserie has been awarded an AA Rosette and is recommended by the Good Food Guide, Bridgestone Guide and Cafès of Europe. Bar Twelve is popular with residents and non-residents alike. With generous-sized leather chairs and lounging sofas, it is an ideal meeting point to start the evening. Opening Times: Monday to Saturday: 11:30 – 01:00 Sunday: 17:00 – 00:00 Lunch is served Monday to Saturday from 12:00 – 15:00.

The Crescent Townhouse - Hotel - Area information

The hotel is situated on Belfast's Golden Mile, beside the Grand Opera House and facing the Crown Bar (the National Trust's only public house property). Right in the heart of the city, the hotel is located right in the very centre of Belfast’s main business and commercial district. The beauty of shopping in Belfast is that its compact grid system makes it easy to get around on foot. You can shop in designer, high street or local speciality stores and then soak up the atmosphere in one of the many award-winning bars and restaurants. Belfast is positively bursting with a new energy and optimism and now rivals any city in Europe. Whilst in Belfast, why not take time out to drive one hour to the North Antrim Coast, and the world famous Giant's Causeway, or drive south towards Newcastle and the beautiful Mountains of Mourne, or even play a round of golf on one of the many superb championship courses nearby For those travelling further afield, the hotel is right next door to Great Victoria Street station, where buses and trains will drop you off.

The Crescent Townhouse - Hotel - Travel information

The Crescent Townhouse is situated on the corner of Lower Crescent and Botanic Avenue. Looking out for signs to Botanic Railway Station, you will find we are situated opposite it.

The Crescent Townhouse - Hotel - Important information

Late checkouts may be charged a supplement. Guests are requested to pre-book the Metro Brasserie, as tables are not automatically reserved. All accommodation reserved is en suite with one double bed per room. Your guest may be allocated accommodation that has a bathroom that has been adapted for guests with a wheelchair. Please advise if there will be a guest using a wheelchair prior to arrival. Any special requests should be advised at the reservation stage: we endeavour to meet all requirements but unfortunately we may not be able to accommodate all requests. There is not a lift at The Crescent Townhouse. Rooms are allocated on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors.

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Jurys Inn Belfast - Hotel - Hotel information

The Crescent Townhouse is currently graded as a 3-star location through the Northern Ireland Tourist Board and also the AA Guide. A room service menu is available from 12:00h to 21:30h Monday to Saturday and 17:00h to 21:00h on Sundays.

Jurys Inn Belfast - Hotel - Room information

All rooms are en suite and located on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors. Please note there is not a lift; however, luggage will be brought to rooms. Some bathrooms have a walk-in shower while others have both a bath and a shower.

Jurys Inn Belfast - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Metro Brasserie has built up an excellent reputation for fine food and service. This below-street level brasserie offers an early bird menu, an extensive à la carte menu and vegetarian menu, accompanied by an excellent choice of wines. Opening Times: Monday to Thursday: 17:45, last orders 21:30 Friday and Saturday: 17:45, last orders 22:00 Sunday: 17:00, last orders 21:00 The Metro Brasserie has been awarded an AA Rosette and is recommended by the Good Food Guide, Bridgestone Guide and Cafès of Europe. Bar Twelve is popular with residents and non-residents alike. With generous-sized leather chairs and lounging sofas, it is an ideal meeting point to start the evening. Opening Times: Monday to Saturday: 11:30 – 01:00 Sunday: 17:00 – 00:00 Lunch is served Monday to Saturday from 12:00 – 15:00.

Jurys Inn Belfast - Hotel - Area information

With its city centre location, the hotel is ideal for shopping, business and dining in the city. It is just 2 minutes’ walk from the bus and train station at Great Victoria Street; 3 miles from Belfast City Airport; and 19 miles from Belfast International Airport.

Jurys Inn Belfast - Hotel - Travel information

The Crescent Townhouse is situated on the corner of Lower Crescent and Botanic Avenue. Looking out for signs to Botanic Railway Station, you will find we are situated opposite it.

Jurys Inn Belfast - Hotel - Important information

Parking refers to public car parks at a price of £8 for overnight between 6pm and 10am upto a maximum of £23. Public NCP so rates may be subject to change.

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Express By Holiday Inn Belfast - Hotel - Hotel information

The hotel is based in the centre of the university quarter, near Northern Ireland’s premier seat of learning, Queen's University. George Best Belfast City Airport is just a short taxi ride away and Belfast International Airport and the city’s ferry terminals are also close enough to reach by taxi. The city centre and its shops and attractions are within walking distance.

Express By Holiday Inn Belfast - Hotel - Room information

All of the hotel’s 114 rooms are comfortable, attractively designed and well equipped, with all the modern comforts and facilities you need in a restful, relaxing base. Whether you are exploring Belfast as a tourist, visiting the city on business or attending a conference, the comfortable, peaceful rooms provide a relaxing haven.

Express By Holiday Inn Belfast - Hotel - Food & beverage

A large and generous traditional cooked buffet breakfast is included in the competitive room rates and is served in the comfort of the hotel’s Great Room by the friendly staff. Breakfast is available from 07:00 for those early risers. Breakfast includes locally sourced produce, including bacon, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, fresh bread, croissants, cereals, yoghurts and fruit, as well as a selection of fruit juices and tea and coffee. The hotel’s own in-house restaurant is situated on the ground floor and offers breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Express By Holiday Inn Belfast - Hotel - Area information

The hotel has a great location in the relaxed university area of the city. The city centre is just 5 minutes away and all of the region’s major transport links are within easy reach, making the hotel a convenient base from which to explore the whole of the surrounding area. The Odyssey Arena is just 1.5 miles (2.5 km away), the Waterfront Hall is only one mile (1.6 km) away and Belfast Castle is just 4 miles (6.5 km) from the hotel.

Express By Holiday Inn Belfast - Hotel - Travel information

By Car (from the M1 motorway): - From the M1 motorway, take the Westlink to the Grosvenor roundabout and follow the signs towards the city centre until you reach the 2nd set of traffic lights. - At the 2nd set of traffic lights, turn right onto Great Victoria Street and follow the traffic to Dublin Road. - Continue onto Botanic Avenue and turn left at the 1st set of traffic lights onto University Street. The hotel is on the left-hand side. By Car (from the M2 motorway): - From the M2 motorway, follow the signs for the city centre and continue onto Oxford Street. - At the end of Oxford Street, turn right and then left onto Cromac Street. - Continue on as Cromac Street joins Ormeau Road. - At the 3rd junction, turn right onto University Street. The hotel is on the right-hand side.

Express By Holiday Inn Belfast - Hotel - Important information

Parking refers to public car parks at a price of £8 for overnight between 6pm and 10am upto a maximum of £23. Public NCP so rates may be subject to change.

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Ravenhill Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

The hotel is based in the centre of the university quarter, near Northern Ireland’s premier seat of learning, Queen's University. George Best Belfast City Airport is just a short taxi ride away and Belfast International Airport and the city’s ferry terminals are also close enough to reach by taxi. The city centre and its shops and attractions are within walking distance.

Ravenhill Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All of the hotel’s 114 rooms are comfortable, attractively designed and well equipped, with all the modern comforts and facilities you need in a restful, relaxing base. Whether you are exploring Belfast as a tourist, visiting the city on business or attending a conference, the comfortable, peaceful rooms provide a relaxing haven.

Ravenhill Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

A large and generous traditional cooked buffet breakfast is included in the competitive room rates and is served in the comfort of the hotel’s Great Room by the friendly staff. Breakfast is available from 07:00 for those early risers. Breakfast includes locally sourced produce, including bacon, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, fresh bread, croissants, cereals, yoghurts and fruit, as well as a selection of fruit juices and tea and coffee. The hotel’s own in-house restaurant is situated on the ground floor and offers breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Ravenhill Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

The hotel has a great location in the relaxed university area of the city. The city centre is just 5 minutes away and all of the region’s major transport links are within easy reach, making the hotel a convenient base from which to explore the whole of the surrounding area. The Odyssey Arena is just 1.5 miles (2.5 km away), the Waterfront Hall is only one mile (1.6 km) away and Belfast Castle is just 4 miles (6.5 km) from the hotel.

Ravenhill Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

Follow a24 to Newcastle fom Belfast City Centre. This will take you on to the Ravenhill Road. The guest house is 1 1/2 miles up the Ravenhill Road on the left hand side, on the corner of Rosetta Park.

Ravenhill Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Payments made by credit card are subject to a 3% charge. No charge is made for payments by switch or debit cards.

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Pearlcourt Guesthouse - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

The hotel is based in the centre of the university quarter, near Northern Ireland’s premier seat of learning, Queen's University. George Best Belfast City Airport is just a short taxi ride away and Belfast International Airport and the city’s ferry terminals are also close enough to reach by taxi. The city centre and its shops and attractions are within walking distance.

Pearlcourt Guesthouse - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All of the hotel’s 114 rooms are comfortable, attractively designed and well equipped, with all the modern comforts and facilities you need in a restful, relaxing base. Whether you are exploring Belfast as a tourist, visiting the city on business or attending a conference, the comfortable, peaceful rooms provide a relaxing haven.

Pearlcourt Guesthouse - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

A large and generous traditional cooked buffet breakfast is included in the competitive room rates and is served in the comfort of the hotel’s Great Room by the friendly staff. Breakfast is available from 07:00 for those early risers. Breakfast includes locally sourced produce, including bacon, sausages, eggs, mushrooms, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, fresh bread, croissants, cereals, yoghurts and fruit, as well as a selection of fruit juices and tea and coffee. The hotel’s own in-house restaurant is situated on the ground floor and offers breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Pearlcourt Guesthouse - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

The hotel has a great location in the relaxed university area of the city. The city centre is just 5 minutes away and all of the region’s major transport links are within easy reach, making the hotel a convenient base from which to explore the whole of the surrounding area. The Odyssey Arena is just 1.5 miles (2.5 km away), the Waterfront Hall is only one mile (1.6 km) away and Belfast Castle is just 4 miles (6.5 km) from the hotel.

Pearlcourt Guesthouse - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

Follow a24 to Newcastle fom Belfast City Centre. This will take you on to the Ravenhill Road. The guest house is 1 1/2 miles up the Ravenhill Road on the left hand side, on the corner of Rosetta Park.

Pearlcourt Guesthouse - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Payments made by credit card are subject to a 3% charge. No charge is made for payments by switch or debit cards.

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Tara Lodge - Hotel - Hotel information

Please be advised that the premises are completely non-smoking. Check-in is officially from 16:00 on the day of arrival, but Tara Lodge will try to accommodate every early arrival where possible. Alternatively the lodge can look after your luggage while you go and explore the city and give you a call once your room is ready.

Tara Lodge - Hotel - Room information

Stylish rooms offer ultimate comfort with a touch of luxury. Sumptuous beds have pillow-top mattresses and are covered in clean white linen, complemented by soft furnishings with an earthy tone. There is atmospheric lighting for every mood. Bathrooms are tiled in a contemporary black and white theme with excellent lighting and mirror space. Every en suite bathroom is equipped with a powerful, thermostatically controlled Grohe shower. Each room is equipped with an LCD TV with Freeview and an electronic laptop safe.

Tara Lodge - Hotel - Food & beverage

The breakfasts, cooked from fresh for every guest, offer a wide range of choice. Tara Lodge source locally produced, high-quality food to ensure a first class meal to start the day. After all, you can’t come to Belfast without trying the traditional Ulster Fry.

Tara Lodge - Hotel - Area information

Tara Lodge enjoys a central location in the Queen’s Quarter of South Belfast, a mere 10-minute walk from the city centre. This area of Belfast is hugely popular with locals, creating a great atmosphere and buzz about the city. Both the Waterfront and Odyssey Arena are an approximate 25-minute walk or a short taxi ride away. Tara Lodge is surrounded by many award-winning restaurants, pubs and clubs – from warm, atmospheric, traditional pubs, to the more contemporary, artistic and stylish cocktail bars. There's something to suit all tastes and budgets. The hotel is also convenient for all ports, motorways and airports. For directions, please contact Tara Lodge direct, where the staff will be happy to help.

Tara Lodge - Hotel - Travel information

Exit at city centre junction (Grosvenor Road). Turn right at traffic lights follow road over hill, turn left onto Hope Street. Follow road onto Dublin Road (past Movie House Cinema). Follow road off to left onto Botanic Avenue. Take the third left turn on Cromwell Road at Harry Ramsden Fish and Chip shop. If in doubt contact hotel by phone or email and we will be happy to forward you directions as required.

Tara Lodge - Hotel - Important information

Payments made by credit card are subject to a 3% charge. No charge is made for payments by switch or debit cards.