Why Stay in Belfast?
Belfast is a dynamic city where industrial heritage, culture, food and modern business come together. From the historic streets of the Cathedral Quarter to the regenerated Titanic Quarter and the leafy surroundings of Queen’s Quarter, the city offers a variety of neighbourhoods and experiences.
For business travellers and professionals, Belfast provides an established base for working, meetings, relocations and longer assignments. The city is also home to Queen’s University Belfast and a growing range of businesses, cultural organisations and professional services.
For leisure, you’ll find plenty to explore close to your apartment. Belfast City Hall sits at the heart of the city, while the Cathedral Quarter is known for its restaurants, bars, live music and cultural venues. The Titanic Quarter combines maritime heritage with modern attractions, while Queen’s Quarter offers museums, gardens, cafés and the university campus.
Belfast also works particularly well for longer stays. Having your own kitchen, living space and laundry facilities gives you greater independence than a hotel room, while weekly housekeeping and guest support provide additional convenience.
With supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities close to many properties, settling into Belfast can feel much more like living locally than simply visiting.
Getting Around and What to See and Do in Belfast?
Our serviced accommodation in Belfast provides a convenient base for exploring the city and travelling further afield. Belfast is a compact, walkable city, making it easy to reach many central attractions and neighbourhoods on foot. Cycling and taxis are also convenient options for getting around.
For longer journeys, Translink operates Metro and Glider bus services across Belfast, while Northern Ireland Railways connects the city with towns and cities across Northern Ireland.
Belfast’s transport network also provides connections to the region’s airports. Services operate to Belfast City Airport and Belfast International Airport, making the city convenient for both domestic and international business travel.
For visitors travelling beyond Belfast, the city provides an excellent base for exploring Northern Ireland, including destinations such as the Giant’s Causeway and other scenic coastal locations.
Visit Titanic Belfast
Discover the story of the world’s most famous ship at Titanic Belfast, located in the city’s historic Titanic Quarter on the site where RMS Titanic was designed and built. The immersive Titanic Experience explores the ship’s conception, construction, launch and ill-fated maiden voyage.
Explore the Titanic Quarter
Spend time around Belfast’s historic maritime district, home to Titanic Belfast, the Titanic Slipways, SS Nomadic and other attractions. The area combines Belfast’s shipbuilding heritage with modern restaurants, hotels and leisure facilities.
Discover Belfast City Hall
Visit Belfast City Hall in Donegall Square, one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks. The building first opened in 1906 and remains at the heart of Belfast’s city centre.
Wander through the Cathedral Quarter
Explore one of Belfast’s liveliest neighbourhoods, with cobbled streets, historic buildings, restaurants, traditional pubs, live music, street art and cultural venues. The area is also home to Belfast Cathedral and the MAC.
Visit the Ulster Museum
Head to Queen’s Quarter to explore the Ulster Museum, home to collections spanning art, history and natural sciences. It’s an excellent option for a rainy afternoon or a relaxed cultural day out.
Stroll through Botanic Gardens
Enjoy the Victorian surroundings of Belfast Botanic Gardens in Queen’s Quarter. The gardens provide a peaceful green space close to Queen’s University, cafés and local restaurants.
Explore Queen’s Quarter
Discover the area around Queen’s University Belfast, with its distinctive architecture, museums, gardens, independent cafés, restaurants and cultural venues.
Take a Day Trip Beyond Belfast
Belfast is an excellent starting point for exploring Northern Ireland. Take a trip towards the Causeway Coast and visit the Giant’s Causeway, explore scenic coastal landscapes or discover locations associated with Game of Thrones.
What's Included in a Serviced Apartment?
Our Belfast serviced apartments provide a comfortable, fully furnished alternative to traditional hotel accommodation. Designed for both short and extended stays, they give you the freedom to live, work and relax in your own space.
Apartments are typically move-in ready and may include:
- Fully equipped kitchen
- High-speed Wi-Fi
- Comfortable living and dining areas
- TV and entertainment facilities
- Washing machine or washer-dryer
- Bed linen and towels
- Weekly housekeeping
- All-inclusive bills
- Dedicated guest support
Some properties may also offer additional facilities such as parking, fitness centres, concierge services or communal spaces. Amenities vary by property, so individual apartment details should be checked before booking.
For longer stays, having your own kitchen and laundry facilities can make a significant difference. You can prepare meals, work comfortably, maintain your usual routine and enjoy more space than you would typically have in a hotel room.
Many apartments are also suitable for corporate accommodation, relocations and project teams, providing a practical home-from-home for professionals staying in Belfast for weeks or months.
Pet-friendly apartments may also be available, although this varies by property and should be confirmed before booking.
Types of Serviced Accommodation in Belfast
Our serviced accommodation in Belfast offers a range of apartment styles to suit different travellers, budgets and lengths of stay.
Studio Apartments
Compact and practical, studio apartments are ideal for solo business travellers or shorter stays. They provide an efficient living space with everything you need to work, relax and prepare meals independently.
One-Bedroom Apartments
One-bedroom serviced apartments are particularly well suited to professionals, couples and guests staying for longer assignments. Separate living and sleeping areas provide additional privacy and space, while kitchens and laundry facilities make longer stays easier.
Two-Bedroom Apartments
For families, colleagues or project teams, two-bedroom apartments offer additional space and flexibility. Separate bedrooms combined with shared living areas can provide a more comfortable and cost-effective option for longer stays.
Larger Apartments
Where available, larger apartments can accommodate families, groups and corporate teams requiring additional bedrooms and living space.
Corporate Serviced Apartments
For businesses arranging accommodation for employees, contractors, secondees or project teams, serviced apartments provide a flexible alternative to hotels. With dedicated living space, kitchens and laundry facilities, they can be particularly practical for extended assignments.
Extended-Stay Apartments
If you’re relocating to Belfast, starting a new role, undertaking a long-term project or simply need accommodation for several weeks or months, an extended-stay apartment provides the space and facilities to make Belfast feel like home.
