Stay in the heart of Belfast
Set in the up-and-coming Linen Quarter, the Hastings Grand Central Hotel places you in the centre of the city with a variety of activities, eateries and entertainment venues nearby. Conveniently located near to the city’s transport links, this hotel makes an ideal base for a stay in Belfast.
Whether you're a shopaholic, historian, or theatre fan, there’s plenty at your doorstep to keep you busy. Visit the Titanic Quarter and immerse yourself in history, skip across the cobbled streets of the Cathedral Quarter, or enjoy live entertainment at Ulster Hall or the Grand Opera House. After indulging in all that Belfast has to offer, you can return to your room – a luxurious and comfortable number that matches contemporary design with all the modern essentials.
During your stay, visit Seahorse Bar & Restaurant, a venue that serves an extensive range of dishes made from carefully selected local and seasonal ingredients. For lighter bites, the Grand Café is ideal – expect bistro bites, long lattes, and authentic Irish breakfasts. Craving something more sophisticated? Take the lift to the hotel’s 23rd floor and visit Ireland’s tallest cocktail lounge, The Observatory. Here you can sip on artisan cocktails, or enjoy afternoon tea complete with finger sandwiches, warm scones, and sweet treats, all complimented by a sublime skyline view.
Whether you're a shopaholic, historian, or theatre fan, there’s plenty at your doorstep to keep you busy. Visit the Titanic Quarter and immerse yourself in history, skip across the cobbled streets of the Cathedral Quarter, or enjoy live entertainment at Ulster Hall or the Grand Opera House. After indulging in all that Belfast has to offer, you can return to your room – a luxurious and comfortable number that matches contemporary design with all the modern essentials.
During your stay, visit Seahorse Bar & Restaurant, a venue that serves an extensive range of dishes made from carefully selected local and seasonal ingredients. For lighter bites, the Grand Café is ideal – expect bistro bites, long lattes, and authentic Irish breakfasts. Craving something more sophisticated? Take the lift to the hotel’s 23rd floor and visit Ireland’s tallest cocktail lounge, The Observatory. Here you can sip on artisan cocktails, or enjoy afternoon tea complete with finger sandwiches, warm scones, and sweet treats, all complimented by a sublime skyline view.
Facilities
Food & Drink
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Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. 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, and dress code.
Find out more about Belfast City
Belfast city breaks bring with them the promise of lively nightlife, historical and cultural gems, and a thriving food scene that puts Ulster’s fantastic produce to good use. As the Northern Irish capital and the second biggest city on the island of Ireland, Belfast offers visitors a huge range of family friendly things to see and do, including visiting the popular Titanic Belfast attraction, situated on the site where the famous but ill-fated liner was built.
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