Room2 Belfast
This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
Small under seat bag
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- Stay right in the city centre, close to the top attractions
- Enjoy the trendy restaurant, bar, and a delightful tea room
A boutique eco-friendly hotel
Located in the heart of Belfast, Northern Ireland, this chic and eco-friendly hotel is situated close to the city’s main attractions. Staying here, you’ll have easy access to landmarks such as City Hall, the Titanic Belfast Museum, and the vibrant Cathedral Quarter, known for its lively pubs, restaurants, and street art. If you want some retail therapy, you can explore nearby Victoria Square, while history buffs can visit the Ulster Museum and Botanic Gardens, just a short walk away.
The hotel offers modern and thoughtfully designed rooms, combining comfort with sustainability. Each room includes eco-friendly amenities, free wi-fi, and flatscreen TVs, and the Studios, Sleepwells, Large Lofts, and Suites all have their own kitchenettes, making them ideal for both short and long stays. The décor is stylish and contemporary, with an emphasis on natural materials and a homely feel.
If you need tips and local recommendations, the hotel has a 24-hour reception – there’s also a self-service laundry, a cosy communal lounge for relaxing or working, and a gym to keep that routine in shape. To fuel up, head to Winnie’s for a hearty breakfast, and there’s the Rosie Lee Team Room for a decent brew. The hotel’s central location will place you near an array of dining options, from traditional Irish pubs to gourmet restaurants, so you’ll have it all on your doorstep.
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.