The Merchant Hotel
Review
An ideal base when visiting Belfast, this outstanding hotel blends luxury and originality in the most fascinating of ways. The staff are very welcoming and always have a friendly smile on their face. Are you ready for a great night’s sleep? The rooms are incredibly designed, and feel rather magical. The cosy armchairs, colourful sofas, rainfall showers…all add to the ultimate experience. Dining at the hotel is also not to be missed. All the restaurants and bar options have an ambience to die for. From incredible fine dining to the most sumptuous of champagne bars, they have it all. For some added romance, why not go and explore the Spa? In a heavenly atmosphere of candlelight and elegance, treat yourself to a relaxing massage. With a rooftop gym and an outdoor hot tub overlooking the city, welcome to one of the finest hotels in the UK.
- Top 100 Review
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