Located in the heart of the Titanic Quarter, the inspiring Titanic Hotel Belfast offers an authentic glance into the iconic ship’s tragic history, showcasing over 500 artefacts and authentic memorabilia, transporting you back to the Golden Age of Travel.
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The Titanic Belfast hotel offers a fascinating and authentic insight into the Titanic, set upon the birthplace of its construction
The rare collection of memorabilia features over 400 pieces of artwork, photographs and artefacts
Enjoy fine dining at The Wolff Grill with views over the iconic Titanic Belfast building and historic slipways
The landmark building has a nautical theme with 1920s touches
The beautiful building of the Titanic Hotel Belfast sits in a bustling and vibrant area, just steps from the Titanic Center. The location of the hotel is also a nod to the history of the Titanic, as it sits upon the site which was formerly the largest shipyard in the world, and the true birthplace of the Titanic. Featuring black and white checked floors, the white star in the center of the lobby is representative of the building's previous owners, none other than the company responsible for the creation of "The Unsinkable" ship, White Star Line.
The hotel’s bedrooms showcase a fabulous art deco nautical theme alongside elements reflecting the design of the Titanic. Headboards clad with rivets, light fixtures reminiscent of the 1920s and décor themed around important White Star Line ships, built by Harland & Wolff, ensure that an authentic sense of place is felt in each room.
Dining options include The Wolff Grill, serving the finest locally-sourced ingredients from a team of award-winning chefs with impressive views of the Titanic Belfast building and slipways. The Harland Bar serves hand-crafted drinks and The Drawing Office Two features Villeroy & Boch tiles that once encircled the Titanic's swimming pool and first-class bathrooms.
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The hotel feels like a museum in itself, I could have spent hours reading all the different plaques around the hotel detailing the historical significance.
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