Hotels in Belfast

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The city of Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland.

To the north of the city are a series of hills, among which is Cavehill, famous for its role in the classic novel "Gulliver’s Travels".

We highly recommend a visit to the Giant’s Hill archaeological site, which is over 5,000 years old. Another interesting place to visit is Belfast’s Town Hall, built between 1888 and 1906 and remarkable for its dome and its balustrade. You should also take the time to go and see the Linen Hall Library (1788), Queens University (1845), St. Anne’s Cathedral, Stormont Castle (1830) and the Albert Memorial Clock Tower, which is 30 metres high and a landmark of the city.

You should also make time to visit the Harland and Wolf shipyards, which built the Titanic in 1912, and the Ulster Museum, the Grand Opera House and the modern Waterfront Hall cultural centre.

Discover a world of variety in Belfast!

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• Hotel Days Belfast

  

  Belfast, Belfast

  Reviews : 4.11 / 5

  This attractive hotel is located in Belfast's famous Great Victoria Street, also known as the 'Golden Mile'. Countless restaurants, bars, cafés, and shops can all be found here. The nearest public transport stop is just minutes away and the international airport is about 20 km from the hotel.

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• Hotel Ramada Belfast

  

  Belfast, Belfast

  Reviews : 3.95 / 5

  This elegant hotel is situated in the Lagan Valley Reginal Park, close to the river. It is the ideal city tour hotel for families, couples and groups. It takes just 10 minutes on public transport to reach the centre of Belfast with its scores of shops and other attractions. It takes just 15 minutes to cover the 8 km to Belfast airport.

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• Hotel Stormont

  

  Belfast, Belfast

  Reviews : 4.40 / 5

  Located only 8.045 km from Belfast City Centre. Standing in 12 acres of beautiful secluded gardens and woodland. Only 900 m from shopping venues, bars, nightclubs and public transport.

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• Hotel Express By Holiday Inn Belfast

  

  Belfast, Belfast

  Reviews : 4.03 / 5

  The hotel is located in the centre of Belfast's lively University Quarter, on 106 University Street, within 2 minutes of the many restaurants, bars and cafés of popular Botanic Avenue. Major tourist attractions nearby include the Ulster Museum, Belfast's Botanical Gardens and Queen's University, all within walking distance. Great Victoria Street bus and railway station is 5 minutes away. Belfast city centre is around 1 km away, including the Belfast Eye, the Grand Opera House and Waterfront Hall. Guests may also be interested in visiting the city of Lisburn, about 10 km away, or the sea at Bangor, roughly 15 km from the hotel.

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• Hotel Jurys Inn Belfast

  

  Belfast, Belfast

  Reviews : 3.91 / 5

  This city hotel is located in a main street at the heart of Belfast and right in the tourist area. Countless shops, restaurants, bars, pubs, and nightclubs as well as public transport are located in the hotel's vicinity, just 100 metres away.

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• Belfast : Sightseeing in a (former) warzone

    by   Smithster

  Belfast was once famous for hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Today it’s cleaned up its warring image (if you forget about the very recent hiccup in the peace process) to offer city-breakers a fine choice for a weekend escape. That’s not to say that the city’s “troubles” need to be forgotten for those wanting a more of a macabre touristy moment. Book one of the Black Taxi Political Tour sightseeing tours, and get an insider’s opinion on all the key sites around Belfast’s notorious Republican and Loyalist areas. The chances are your cab driver will have been a former political prisoner who will guide you to all the hot death spots and to see the graffiti which still remain. Just remember to take what you hear objectively though�

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  • Published   26/04/2009
  
  

• Enjoy the Caic, Belfast

    by   Smithster

  You won’t be stuck trying to find places to drink the black stuff in Belfast. I tried the Crown Liquor Saloon, which is both Victorian and wonderfully baroque. And if you’re looking to get really lively, then check out the craic at the John Hewitt, which hosts live music most nights. Live music is supposed to start at 10pm, but musicians tend to roll in then, sink a pint or two, meaning events tend to kick off a bit later. But what’s the hurry. It’s what I call Belfast cool�

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  • Published   23/04/2009