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Holiday rentals in Belfast

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Top-rated holiday rentals in Belfast

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Superhost
Flat in Belfast
Splendid city centre apartment. Can sleep 4
This bright spacious first floor city centre apartment has been recently refurbished. There is a communal secure entrance to the building shared with only three other apartments. It’s in a quiet residential area on the banks of the river Lagan. The SSE Arena ,Waterfront Hall ,St Georges Market and vibrant Cathedral Quarter are all literally on your doorstep - less than 1 km away. The Titanic Exhibition Center and Museum are approximately 1.3 km away. Public transport is also very accessible.
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Belfast
Luxury design-led apartment in Titanic Quarter
Tourism Northern Ireland Certified Accommodation. Voted in the top 10 best Airbnb's in Northern Ireland. Beautiful design orientated luxury private one bedroom apartment with balcony situated in the heart of the Titanic Quarter, and only a short stroll to the City Centre. Extra effort has been made on the interiors and to make the apartment a true home away from home. Somewhere you can relax and unwind while you enjoy your time in Northern Ireland.
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Cathedral Quarter
Luxury True North Apartment in Cathedral Quarter
The perfect City Centre base in Belfast, whether your stay is for business or pleasure. Sleeps 4 guests in comfort in 2 double bedrooms. Newly refurbished and opened in May 2019, and finished to the highest standard throughout with every amenity. Modern kitchen, pleasant open plan living area, 4k TV with Netflix, high speed WiFi, 2 top quality bathrooms and luxurious king beds. We can only accept corporate and family guests.
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Stay near Belfast's top sights

Titanic Belfast324 locals recommend
SSE Arena Belfast72 locals recommend
Ormeau Park64 locals recommend
Belfast Castle83 locals recommend
Grand Opera House66 locals recommend
Ulster Museum142 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Belfast

Superhost
Apartment in Belfast
Modern home in Belfast City Centre
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Superhost
Flat in Cathedral Quarter
Luxurious City Centre Apartment with Parking
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Flat in Belfast
Titanic Workers Apartment #2
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Superhost
Apartment in Belfast
Cosy 1 Bedroom apartment in Belfast City Centre.
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Superhost
Flat in Belfast
Homely Duplex in Titanic Quarter with Free Parking
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Superhost
Flat in Belfast
Beautiful apartment in the heart of Belfast!!
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Superhost
Apartment in Belfast
City Centre / Parking / Netflix/Fast Wifi
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Superhost
Flat in Belfast
Waterfront 2 bedroom apartment
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Superhost
Home in Belfast
Stylish City Centre House / 3 BR / Family Friendly
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Superhost
Flat in Belfast
Ultra Modern Sparkling 5* Studio in ❤️ of Belfast!!
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Superhost
Apartment in Belfast
Spacious Apt in Belfastcity/5mins2Titanic&SSEArena
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Superhost
Flat in Belfast
Apt in Titanic Quarter with balcony - Free parking
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Your guide to Belfast

Welcome to Belfast

Alive with arts, culture, and urban energy, not to mention an irresistible food-and-drink scene, Belfast is possibly the hippest of the UK capitals. Industrial architecture from its heyday as a shipbuilding port — don’t forget to include a visit to its award-winning Titanic museum — now houses boutique shops, galleries, and music venues. The cobbled streets of the Cathedral Quarter, once home to the city’s newspaper, are the centre of Belfast’s fashionable bar and restaurant scene.

Historic buildings range from the classic Victoriana of the Grand Opera House to the baronial grandeur of Belfast Castle. The city’s transformation from its more recent troubled past can be witnessed in the new street art that flourishes alongside the political murals of once-divided West Belfast, now known as the Gaeltacht Quarter. The leafy college grounds and surrounds of Queen’s University include the 28-acre Botanic Gardens, with the Ulster Museum at its entrance; within 30 minutes you can be out of the city entirely, and on Northern Ireland’s ruggedly beautiful North Coast.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Belfast

Belfast keeps a busy calendar. Its cultural life is so vibrant that there are events and festivals every week of the year, celebrating film, comedy, fashion, food, and design. The Cathedral Quarter is particularly fun in May, when it stages its own arts festival, while in June tens of thousands of visitors flock to the world-renowned Photo Festival. There’s traditional music everywhere in July, and August is the month of both Mela and Pride. October brings travelers to the city for the flagship Belfast International Arts Festival. For the warmest and sunniest weather, June to August is your best bet, though spring and autumn are perfectly pleasant (if unpredictably rainy), and there’s much to enjoy through the winter months, too.


Top things to do in Belfast

Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park

This former 18th-century estate south of the city was turned into a park in 1959. Its 128 acres combine woodland, walled gardens, rolling meadows, and a sparkling fountain. A world-famous rose garden draws thousands of visitors each summer, when it’s in full bloom.

The Maritime Mile

Belfast’s waterfront is awash with seafaring history. The stretch of the River Lagan from the Big Fish sculpture at Donegall Quay to Thompson Dock — the last place the Titanic rested on dry ground — takes you past some of its major landmarks. The marina is also a lively spot for dining and entertainment.

Cave Hill Country Park

Belfast’s most visible natural landmark, this rocky bluff can be seen from almost anywhere in the city. There’s a relatively steep trail leading to the 368-metre summit, an Iron Age hill fort. But if that sounds exhausting, you’ll find plenty of walking routes around its lower slopes that take in woodland scenery as well as the caves themselves, which are thought to be ancient iron mines.

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