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Belfast City Northern Ireland United Kingdom

Maldron Hotel Belfast City

1,301 reviews
  • Prime city centre location within walking distance of several top attractions
  • Restaurant offering cooked and continental breakfast and à la carte menu for lunch and dinner

Ideal base in Belfast city centre

Looking for a comfortable and convenient place to base yourself for a city break in Belfast? This is an excellent choice, just around the corner from Donegall Square and the City Hall – so you could hardly ask for a more central location when staying in the Northern Irish capital. 

Tuck into a satisfying breakfast (hot and cold options available) and freshly brewed coffee before venturing out to take in the sights, and if you feel like dining in later on, you can enjoy a delicious à la carte lunch or dinner at the Grain & Grill Restaurant, which celebrates seasonal, locally sourced produce. As you’re right in the heart of the city, you’ll also find an abundance of places to eat and drink nearby. 

Expect comfortable, air conditioned rooms with complimentary wi-fi, a rainfall shower and tea and coffee making facilities. 
 

What Maldron Hotel Belfast City has to offer

    St. George’s Market

    Built in the late 19th century, St. George’s Market is one of Northern Ireland’s oldest and most treasured attractions, with over 200 stalls selling an extraordinary variety of food products and plenty more. It’s open from Friday to Sunday, and you can easily spend a good hour or two browsing between the stalls, speaking to the vendors and soaking up the jolly atmosphere. It’s around a 10-minute walk from the hotel. 
     

    Ulster Museum

    Keen to learn about the past and present of Northern Ireland? There’s no better place to do so than the Ulster Museum, which is tucked away among the Botanic Gardens – around a mile south of the hotel. Through a series of exhibitions, events and galleries, it offers a fascinating insight into Northern Ireland’s heritage through the lens of art, natural sciences and history. 
     

    Grand Opera House

    If you fancy catching a theatre production, a comedy show or an opera performance while you’re in Belfast, be sure to check out the programme at the Grand Opera House – Northern Ireland’s most iconic theatre. You’ll find it on Great Victoria Street, just a couple of minutes’ walk from the hotel – instantly recognisable by its ornate, red brick exterior. 

    Facilities

    Food & Drink

    • Bar
    • Restaurant
    All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, dress code, and may attract additional charges.

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