Its pièce de resistance, however, is the Observatory, the highest cocktail bar on the island of Ireland, which sits on the 23rd floor offering magical mixology, superb small plates food and spectacular views across the city.
Set in the up-and-coming Linen Quarter, the luxury hotel is a spectacular hub for exploring all that Belfast has to offer. With a host of options right on its doorstep, including Belfast City Hall, the Empire Music Hall and the covered St George’s Market, historians, shopaholics and theatre buffs alike will be spoiled for choice on a stay at the Grand Central.
An adventure into the restaurants, pubs and clubs of the Cathedral Quarter is a short walk away, as is a journey through the Titanic Quarter to uncover the story of RMS Titanic.
The incredible Titanic Belfast exhibition tells the story of the world’s most famous ship right at the place where she was designed and launched over 100 years ago.
Further attractions such as the opulent Grand Opera House, intriguing Crumlin Road Gaol and the fascinating Ulster Museum are also close to the Grand Central.
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