Europa Hotel
Great Victoria Street, Golden Mile · Hotel
Belfast's best-known hotel, famously rebuilt many times through the Troubles and now a comfortable, central Golden Mile fixture.
About Europa Hotel
The Europa's reputation as one of Europe's most bombed hotels, damaged more than 30 times during the Troubles, has become part of its story rather than something it plays down, and Bill Clinton's stays here during the peace process are marked with a suite in his name. None of that history is visible in the rooms today: the hotel has been steadily modernised and offers straightforward, comfortable accommodation aimed squarely at business and leisure travellers rather than boutique styling.
Its position on Great Victoria Street puts it directly opposite the Grand Opera House and Crown Liquor Saloon, and within a few minutes' walk of Victoria Square, the Cathedral Quarter and Belfast's main shopping streets, making it one of the most convenient bases in the city for exploring on foot.
The hotel's Piano Bar and Causerie restaurant serve as reliable options for a drink or meal without leaving the building, and Great Victoria Street station for onward rail and bus connections is a short walk away.
At a glance
- Property type
- Hotel
- Location
- Great Victoria Street, Golden Mile
- Star rating
- 4 star
- Guest score
- 8.4 / 10 (5,600 reviews)
- Prices from
- £139 per night
- Destination
- Belfast