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4 star

Titanic Hotel Belfast

Titanic Quarter, Queen's Road · Hotel

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The restored Harland & Wolff drawing offices where the Titanic was designed, now a boutique hotel beside the historic slipways.

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About Titanic Hotel Belfast

Titanic Hotel Belfast occupies the former drawing offices and headquarters of Harland & Wolff, the shipyard that built the Titanic, restored with much of the original panelling, drawing hall ceiling and boardroom fittings intact. Rooms are arranged around the old drafting rooms, several retaining full-height windows designed to give shipwrights natural light for their work, and public spaces are dotted with original ship plans and shipyard memorabilia.

Its position directly on the Titanic Quarter slipways puts it within a few minutes' walk of Titanic Belfast, SS Nomadic and the Thompson Dry Dock, making it a natural base for anyone visiting primarily for the ship's history, and the hotel restaurant serves modern Irish food in the former drawing hall itself.

The wider Titanic Quarter is quieter at night than the city centre, roughly a fifteen-minute walk or short taxi ride away, which suits guests wanting some distance from weekend nightlife.

What guests say

Emma Richardson

My Mam booked a trip to Belfast to celebrate her 60th birthday, and her gift from us was champagne Afternoon Tea at the hotel. We love Afternoon Tea and often book it for special occasions, but this was absolutely the best we’ve had! There was an exceptional selection of cakes, sandwiches etc, served in beautiful surroundings. I also have to mention the dairy free afternoon tea, which was the best I’ve ever had, the amount of cakes on offer was amazing! Our server, Lauren, was incredibly attentive and even brought my Mam a little extra treat after hearing us saying it was her birthday. I highly recommend for anyone else celebrating a special occasion, the loveliest treat!

a week ago · via Google

Michael Potts

A lovely hotel, the last we visited during a tour of Ireland and the best. Rooms fairly spacious and very comfortable, large bathroom, excellent air con. Breakfast was good, with a choice of buffet or some hot food cooked to order. We ate twice in the drawing office bar, both lovely meals with very good service. We explored the fascinating public rooms, which added to the Titanic story. Excellent location for the Titanic museum, but a 30 minute walk, or taxi ride into the city centre.

a month ago · via Google

M. Kennedy

This review is long overdue, but the Titanic Hotel Belfast is hands down the best hotel I’ve ever stayed at. The location is fantastic, and our room had a beautiful view of the sunrise over the iconic Samson and Goliath cranes. The room was spotless, the breakfast was outstanding, and every member of the staff was genuinely friendly and welcoming. A special thank you to Will, who took the time to give us a tour of the hotel. His knowledge and enthusiasm made our stay even more memorable and gave us a greater appreciation for the building’s incredible history. I would come back 1,000 times if I could. I can’t recommend this hotel highly enough and will definitely stay here again on my next visit to Belfast.

a month ago · via Google

Terri Pasek

Loved this hotel and would absolutely recommend staying here. The hotel is a museum in itself and very beautiful. The room hallways and doors are made to look like the ship. The food at their restaurant was excellent! The service, especially in the bar was less than stellar, but they rectified that with a free drink. The location is perfect if you are visiting the titanic museum, which I would highly recommend... Very well done. And there is transportation right outside hotel to Belfast city centre although we didn't use it because we were tired when we arrived. All in all... Stay here! Well worth it!

2 months ago · via Google

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Guests mention this hotel offers comfortable, well-appointed rooms and delicious food, including an excellent breakfast and cocktails. They also highlight the hotel's stunning architecture and rich history, noting it feels like a museum with fascinating exhibits. Visitors consistently praise the staff for being friendly, professional, and helpful, often going above and beyond.

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At a glance

Address
The Titanic Quarter, 8 Queens Road, Belfast, BT3 9DT Get directions
Property type
Hotel
Location
Titanic Quarter, Queen's Road
Star rating
4 star
Guest score
9.0 / 10 (2,700 reviews)
Prices from
£189 per night
Good for children
Yes
Destination
Belfast