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Type: Luxury Hotel

Summary: A contemporary city centre escape

Feature: Dazzling views over Belfast from the 23rd floor cocktail bar

Rooms: 300 rooms and suites

Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom & Ireland

Nearest airport: Belfast International Airport

Transfer: Located in central Belfast, the hotel is approximately 10 minutes from Belfast City Airport, 30 minutes from Belfast International Airport, 15 minutes from Belfast Port and 5 minutes from Belfast Central Station by private car transfer.

Luxury Holidays At Grand Central Hotel Belfast

Cool, contemporary and the city’s tallest hotel, Grand Central Hotel offers a wonderful base for your luxury Belfast holiday. Located in the historic Linen Quarter – harking back to when Victorian Belfast was the linen capital of the world – the luxury hotel offers easy access to the sights of Northern Ireland’s culture-filled capital. After a day discovering the city’s world-class museums, bustling markets, modern art galleries and excellent culinary scene, head back to the hotel for dinner at one of two wonderful restaurants, to soak up the dazzling city views from the seriously stylish 23rd-floor bar, or to simply make the most of your room or suite’s ultra-comfortable King Koil ‘Cloud’ bed.

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Why Grand Central Hotel Belfast is so special...

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City Highlights

Ideally placed for exploring the city, the hotel is within walking distance of Belfast’s most renowned sights. The world-famous Titanic Belfast is perhaps the city's greatest attraction, inviting you to explore a range of exhibits and interactive activities to learn more about the history of this tragic ocean liner – from animated projections to a high-tech ride through a recreation of Belfast’s 20th century shipyards. Other highlights include City Hall, the Ulster Museum, Crumlin Road Gaol, St George’s Market and the Grand Opera House.

City Highlights at Grand Central Hotel Belfast
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Pricing

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Accommodation and Dining Experiences

Find the best room for you, and discover the exceptional restaurants that await...

Overview

Overview

Rooms and suites are stylish and relaxing, many boasting views over the city, the Lagan Valley or the distant Mourne Mountains. Each one features a superbly comfortable King Koil ‘Cloud’ bed, goose feather and down duvets, premium towels and bathrobes, an LCD smart TV and USB ports. Elegant bathrooms each feature walk-in rain showers and luxury ESPA toiletries, while many also boast standalone bathtubs.

Overview

Overview

The culinary offerings here focus on top quality Northern Irish produce. As well as two restaurants, there is the super sleek Observatory Bar on the 23rd floor and elegant afternoon tea served in the Seahorse Lounge.

Seahorse Restaurant

Seahorse Restaurant

An exquisite venue with lavish fabrics, art deco touches and high ceilings

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:Phenomenal fine dining cuisine, creative cocktails and fine wines
  • checkroomDress Code:Smart casual
  • icecreamChildren's Menu:No
  • dinner_diningVegetarian Option:Yes
  • local_activityReservation Required:Yes
Grand Café

Grand Café

A vibrant and contemporary eatery with plenty of light through walls of windows

  • restaurant_menuCuisine:An all-day dining menu of international favourites
  • checkroomDress Code:Casual
  • icecreamChildren's Menu:No
  • dinner_diningVegetarian Option:Yes
  • local_activityReservation Required:No

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Northern Ireland Travel Information

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Capital

Belfast

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Currency

Sterling

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Voltage

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Climate

The weather is extremely changeable in Northern Ireland due to the Atlantic weather fronts. The country's climate is oceanic, with quite cold, rainy winters and mild, relatively rainy summers.

Getting There

Your Luxury Travel Specialist will advise the best travel arrangements for your bespoke holiday.

Belfast

A place where Victorian architecture sits happily with contemporary design, this forward-thinking city has much to offer. Expect countless museums, a wealth of attractions, and fantastic shopping - from designer boutiques to the fabulous fish in St. George’s Market. Don’t miss Titanic Belfast®, the world’s biggest Titanic exhibition and iconic landmark located on the ship’s original slipways. Other great attractions include a Black Cab tour of the political murals, Belfast Zoo, the W5 Science Museum and golf at the Royal Belfast, Ireland’s oldest club. Evenings in the city bring gastronomic delights, elegant cocktail bars, lively pubs, amazing theatre and greyhound racing at Drumbo Park.

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Giant's Causeway

An absolute marvel of nature, the famed Giant’s Causeway sits on Northern Ireland’s north coast. Comprising a staggering 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, resulting from an ancient volcanic eruption, expect to be awed as you make your way past the unique hexagonal columns of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Part of the National Trust, you can learn more about this amazing formation at the interactive exhibition, before refreshing after a bracing coastal walk in the on-site coffee shop.

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Historic Sites

With a complex and turbulent history, Northern Ireland is filled with storied buildings – from castles raided by Vikings, to monastic ruins, to 17th century mansions - including Hillsborough Castle, the royal family’s Northern Ireland residence. Belfast offers a glimpse into the maritime past of the city and the conception of the RMS Titanic, as well as housing the state-of-the-art Ulster Museum, telling the unique human story of the area.

Historic Sites
Game of Thrones

Alongside its enthralling storylines and cinematic marvel, Game of Thrones is renowned for its spellbinding settings, many of which can be found in Northern Ireland. Some scenes are filmed in a studio in Belfast, though many make the most of the impressive Northern Irish countryside – from enchanting Tollymore Forest Park, to the labyrinthine beech trees of Antrim, to historic Winterfell Castle. Dedicated Game of Thrones tours can be arranged.

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