142 Bangor Road, Belfast, Co. Down BT18 0EX, Northern Ireland
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| Standing on the wooded slopes of the Holywood hills, overlooking Belfast Lough and the County Antrim coastline, is the magnificent Culloden Hotel, Northern Irelands mist popular 5 star hotel. Situated only 5 miles from Belfast City Centre, the hotel is a memeber of the exclusive Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Originally built as an official palace for the Bishop of Down, the Culloden stands in 12 acres of beautiful secluded gardens and woodland. Palatial surroundings, fine antiques and the highest level of service combine to give the Culloden a unique air of elegance SHOW MAP |
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ACCOMMODATION: As you would expect fro a hotel of perfection and prestige, each guest room is exquisitely decorated aand tastefully furnished to provide a true feeling of calm and relaxation. Many of the rooms have wonderful views over the hotel gardens and down towards Belfast Lough. There are 79 exquisite bedroom and suites. Accommodation breakdown is 38 double room, 25 twin room, 4 state island, 5 island suite, 3 tower suites, 3 executive suites and a Grand Palace Suite. |
HOTEL FACILITIES & SERVICES: The 5 Star Culloden Hotel has becomes Northern Ireland's most pretigious hotel and conference centre. Many fine antiques, valueable paintings, and Louis XV chandeliers make the hotel the most sought after venue in Nothern Ireland for special events and functions. All occasions are catered for with elegance and style. With six purpose-built conference suites and boardrooms, the Culloden is superbly equipped for any event. There are also the Cumberland and Stuart Suites for large events, catering up to 700 guest.
The Mitre Restaurant remains one of the finest restaurant in Northern Ireland where guest enjoy food prepared by Paul McKnight, one of the country's leading chefs. It has received many coveted accolades, including an AA Rosette. With an air of gothic elegance, the Mitre Restaurant is the most tranquil area to enjoy a varied menu.
The Culloden is within pitching distance of many fine parkland courses, the most renowned of which is the Royal Belfast. This superd 18-hole parkland course sits on the brink of breakfast lough and has a unique pedigree. As Ireland's oldest golf club, founded in 1881 it is evident that over a century of century of tradition and painstaking care can de seen in evry nook and cranny of this superbly maintained course. |
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