Belfast is probably one of the most underrated tourist destinations that I have come across in the United Kingdom. When people think of visiting, London is inevitably top of the list followed by picturesque Edinburgh and Belfast generally doesn’t get a mention. In fact, if you’re heading over that way, a lot of people will bypass the north and head to the Republic taking in Dublin and then travel the Wild Atlantic Way.
When in Belfast, no doubt you will find yourself at one point at the Titanic Quarter. Belfast has built a thriving industry out of its connection to the ill-fated ocean liner, Titanic.
Even the water looks fancy when it’s placed on the table in the Great Room at The Merchant Hotel, Belfast. The former headquarters of the Ulster Bank has all the old world charm of years gone by and their formal dining area is a sight to behold.
The Merchant Hotel, Belfast brings together old world luxury and exceptional service in the heart of Belfast. Located in the popular Cathedral Quarter, it is easy access to cobblestoned laneways filled with a vibrant and eclectic mix of bars, clubs and restaurants.