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County Antrim Hotels for Your Next Holiday

Why Tourists Visit County Antrim

* Explore the awe-inspiring Giant's Causeway and basalt columns.
* Cross the iconic Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge for stunning coastal views.
* Visit charming villages like Cushendall and Carnlough in the Glens of Antrim.
* Discover the rich history at Dunluce Castle and Carrickfergus Castle.
* Taste world-class whiskey at the Old Bushmills Distillery.

County Antrim features a mix of over 150 accommodations, from boutique hotels and B&Bs to luxury resorts. Towns like Ballycastle and Ballymena host budget-friendly options averaging $90-$120 per night for 3-star accommodations, while coastal villages offer uniquely charming stays. For those seeking indulgence, Galgorm Resort & Spa near Ballymena offers a magical experience with top-tier amenities, priced between $250-$350 per night for 5-star luxury. New additions like The Salthouse Hotel in Ballycastle focus on eco-friendly luxury with panoramic views.

County Antrim, nestled in Northern Ireland, is renowned for its breathtaking natural scenery, including the Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the dramatic coastline featured in Game of Thrones filming locations.

The region also boasts stunning attractions such as the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Dunluce Castle, and the Glens of Antrim, making it a paradise for photographers and history enthusiasts alike.

Its combination of coastal villages like Ballycastle, bustling towns like Ballymena, and vibrant nightlife in Belfast ensures there's something for every type of traveler.

County Antrim Tips You Must Know

* Book hotels in coastal areas early, especially during summer (June to August), as demand spikes.

* Check for parking facilities if exploring attractions by car-many rural spots are best reached this way.

* Use public transportation like trains or buses for affordability if staying near larger towns, though schedules can be sparse in rural areas.

* Opt for hotels offering bundled tours or group discounts to explore the Giant's Causeway or Game of Thrones sites.

* Pack layers and waterproofs as weather can shift quickly, making outdoor activities unpredictable.

Belfast

Belfast, the capital city, is famous for the Titanic Quarter, where the RMS Titanic was built, and its interactive Titanic Belfast museum. St. George's Market offers a vibrant blend of local crafts, food, and live music. The political murals of West Belfast tell the story of the city's tumultuous past, making it a thought-provoking destination.

Explore hotels in Belfast to stay close to the Titanic Quarter and experience the vibrant pulse of Northern Ireland's capital.

Ballycastle

Ballycastle charms visitors with its quaint harbor and serves as a gateway to Rathlin Island, home to puffins and seals. The town is the starting point for the Ould Lammas Fair, one of Ireland's oldest traditional fairs. Ballycastle Beach offers panoramic views of the Causeway Coast, perfect for a relaxing stroll.

Discover the best hotels in Ballycastle for easy access to Rathlin Island and the Ould Lammas Fair.

Larne

Larne, often called the Gateway to the Glens, features unforgettable drives along the Antrim Coast Road. Chaine Memorial Tower, standing at the harbor's edge, honors the town's seaside heritage. Carnfunnock Country Park offers family-friendly trails, a hedge maze, and scenic picnic spots.

Book hotels in Larne for spectacular coastal views and family adventures at Carnfunnock Country Park.

Carrickfergus

Carrickfergus boasts Carrickfergus Castle, one of the best-preserved medieval structures in Ireland, which dates back to the 12th century. The Marine Gardens provide peaceful views across Belfast Lough. Andrew Jackson's Cottage, a museum dedicated to the U.S. President's ancestral home, showcases a surprising American connection.

Stay at hotels in Carrickfergus to step back in time at Carrickfergus Castle and explore its fascinating history.

Ballymena

Ballymena combines thriving local markets with outdoor escapes like the nearby Glenariff Forest Park. The town is home to the Braid Arts Centre, offering exhibitions and performances rooted in local culture. Ballymena's Saturday Market, operational since the 17th century, remains a lively hub for shopping and socializing.

Check out hotels in Ballymena to enjoy its bustling market scene and the stunning Glenariff Forest Park nearby.

Central Stays: Convenient and Comfortable

Find more central Central hotels in Belfast for an unbeatable city access and convenience.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Ibis Budget Belfast City Centre

Belfast City Centre

Victoria Square Shopping Centre (0.5 km)
Belfast Cathedral (0.7 km)
Waterfront Hall (0.8 km)

This hotel is known for its ultra-compact yet functional rooms, ideal for budget travelers who want to stay in the heart of Belfast without breaking the bank.

Affordable rates
Central location
Modern, minimalist design

$60-$90/night

Leonardo Hotel Belfast

Belfast City Centre

Grand Opera House (0.4 km)
Ulster Hall (0.3 km)
Belfast City Hall (0.5 km)

Previously known as Jurys Inn, this hotel is a favorite for its spacious rooms and relaxed atmosphere, perfect for both business and leisure travelers.

Large rooms
Friendly staff
On-site restaurant

$90-$140/night

Hilton Belfast

Belfast City Centre

Waterfront Hall (0.2 km)
St. George's Market (0.3 km)
Titanic Belfast (2 km)

Overlooking the River Lagan, Hilton Belfast is a stylish stay offering panoramic city views, with a lounge once frequented by celeb visitors during major events in the city.

Riverside views
Luxurious amenities
Proximity to events venues

$120-$180/night

Luxury Retreats: Indulge in Opulence

Experience more indulgence at Luxury hotels in Belfast for ultimate relaxation and grandeur.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Maldron Hotel Belfast City

Belfast City Centre

Victoria Square Shopping Centre (1 km)
Botanic Gardens (1.2 km)
Belfast City Hall (0.5 km)

Situated close to Belfast's main attractions, this 4-star property boasts eco-friendly certifications without compromising luxury, a win for conscious travelers.

Sustainability-focused
Great breakfast options
Close to shopping districts

$150-$200/night

Titanic Hotel Belfast

Titanic Quarter, Belfast

Titanic Belfast (0.1 km)
SS Nomadic (0.2 km)
Odyssey Complex (0.7 km)

Set in the restored Harland & Wolff headquarters, this hotel oozes with Titanic history, complete with decor inspired by the famous ship's elegant interiors.

Historic charm
Unique themed decor
Great for Titanic enthusiasts

$180-$250/night

The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast

Belfast City Centre

Grand Opera House (0.1 km)
City Hall (0.4 km)
Victoria Square (0.8 km)

Known for its reputation as part of the Small Luxury Hotels group, this property blends Art Deco interiors with excellent hospitality and personalized experiences.

Luxury atmosphere
Boutique charm
Exceptional dining

$220-$350/night

Boutique Gems: Stylish and Unique

Search for chic and stylish Boutique hotels in Belfast to add charm to your stay.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

House Belfast Hotel

Queen's Quarter

Botanic Gardens (0.4 km)
Ormeau Park (0.8 km)
Ulster Museum (0.5 km)

Featuring funky, Instagram-able interiors, this boutique stay boasts an iconic gin bar that serves over 100 selections of gin cocktails.

Trendy ambiance
Great for socializing
Unique bar offerings

$110-$160/night

The Malone Hotel

South Belfast

Queen's University (0.7 km)
Windsor Park (1 km)
Grovenor Road (1.5 km)

Once a family-run guesthouse, this boutique property maintains its cozy roots with an award-winning bistro known for authentic Irish dishes.

Charming atmosphere
On-site Irish bistro
Quiet location

$120-$180/night

The 1852 Hotel - Self Check-In

Botanic Avenue, Belfast City

Botanic Gardens (0.6 km)
Lyric Theatre (1.2 km)
Belfast Central Station (1 km)

As a self-check-in hub hotel, this property redefines convenience for modern travelers, blending independence with chic accommodation close to nightlife hotspots.

Self-service model
Vibrant nightlife locale
Stylish and modern rooms

$100-$140/night

Family Havens: Stay Together, Play Together

Plan your next getaway with kid-friendly Family Friendly hotels in Belfast for unforgettable memories.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Ramada by Wyndham Belfast

Belfast City

Colin Glen Forest Park (3 km)
Lagan Valley Regional Park (2.5 km)
Belfast City Hall (5 km)

This family-friendly property offers kids' fun packs at check-in and has great proximity to indoor trampoline parks and kid-friendly venues.

Child-focused amenities
Spacious family rooms
Budget-friendly

$80-$120/night

Europa Hotel

Belfast Central

Ulster Hall (0.3 km)
Queen's University (1 km)
Victoria Square (0.8 km)

Famous for its resilient history, this hotel holds the Guinness World Record for being the most bombed hotel in the world yet thrives as a luxury tourist magnet for families.

Historical significance
Central location
Family dining options

$120-$170/night

Holiday Inn Belfast by IHG

Belfast City Centre

Belfast City Hall (0.4 km)
Botanic Gardens (1.5 km)
SS Nomadic (2 km)

This hotel prides itself on 'Kids Eat Free' policies in their on-site dining areas, making it popular with families on a budget.

Kid-friendly meals
Central location
Accessible amenities

$100-$140/night

Hotels with Splash: Indoor Pool Perks

Discover more refreshing Hotels with indoor pool in Belfast to stay active and energized during your trip.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Crowne Plaza - Belfast by IHG

Shaws Bridge, Belfast

Queen's University (3.5 km)
Lagan Meadows (3 km)
Botanic Gardens (4 km)

Tucked in Lagan Valley Regional Park, this tranquil property boasts one of Belfast's most extensive indoor swimming pools, perfect for both athletes and leisure travelers alike.

Large indoor pool
Peaceful location
On-site gym

$130-$170/night

Galgorm

Ballymena

Glenariff Forest Park (7 km)
Ballymena Town Hall (4 km)
Slemish Mountain (10 km)

This luxurious riverside spa resort near Ballymena features a thermal village that includes indoor pools and heated infinity pools-a destination in itself.

Extensive spa facilities
Heated infinity pools
Picturesque setting

$250-$400/night

Dunadry Hotel and Gardens

Antrim Town

Antrim Castle Gardens (3 km)
Junction One Shopping Outlet (3.5 km)
Belfast International Airport (7 km)

Located on the site of a historic mill, this hotel now features a world-class indoor pool surrounded by lush gardens and a unique botanical ambiance.

Serene gardens
Historic charm
Well-maintained pool area

$150-$220/night

Frequently asked question

What are the best hotel options near the Giant's Causeway?

Hotels like The Causeway Hotel and Causeway Tavern Bed & Breakfast are within walking distance of the Giant's Causeway and offer stunning coastal views.

Are there family-friendly accommodations in County Antrim?

Yes, hotels like Ballygally Castle and Galgorm Resort offer family rooms, kid-friendly dining options, and activities suitable for children.

How much should I budget for a mid-range hotel in County Antrim?

Expect to pay around $100 to $150 USD per night for a mid-range hotel with good amenities in County Antrim.

What boutique hotels are available for couples in County Antrim?

The Bushmills Inn Hotel and The Old Inn Crawfordsburn provide cozy, romantic settings with personalized service ideal for couples.

Are there hotels close to Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge?

The Fullerton Arms and The Salthouse Hotel are nearby and offer convenient access to Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge.