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Over recent years, Belfast has undergone a remarkable transformation from a troubled, industrial city to a major cultural capital, boasting some fine architecture, a fascinating history and one of the most vibrant contemporary arts scenes in the whole of Europe.

And, just as the museums and galleries have improved markedly, so too have Belfast hotels adapted to welcome the growing number of visitors heading to the Northern Ireland capital for cultural city breaks, with many up-market chains joining local institutions and cheap lodgings to offer accommodation to suit every budget and taste.

Ramada Encore Hotel

Geared towards both business and leisure travellers, the Ramada Encore Hotel is ideal for those visitors new to Belfast and keen to explore what the city has to offer from a central base.

Indeed, the hotel's location in St Anne's Square in Belfast's historic Cathedral Quarter means it is within walking distance of most of the tourist highlights of the city, including the stunning City Hall, with the Big Wheel next to it, the Botanic Gardens and the Ulster Museum.

Furthermore, for those guests checking in for business rather than for leisure purposes, the Ramada Encore offers a number of purpose-built meeting and conferencing rooms, all the technology a modern businessperson could need, and easy access to Belfast's corporate hub.

The city centre hotel also boasts its own SQ Bar and Grill and the Hub Bar and Lounge, enabling guests to enjoy fine dining and professional networking facilities without having to leave the building.

The Merchant Hotel

While Belfast city centre may now be attracting many of the biggest up-market global hotel chains, few will be able to match the magnificence of the Merchant Hotel.

The luxury hotel, which is located in the Cathedral Quarter, is housed in a Grade 1 listed property that was formerly the headquarters of the Bank of Ulster and that has been restored to its original splendour.

Until work on a £16 million expansion is completed, the Merchant Hotel offers 26 five-star rooms as well as five suites, all of which boast flat-screen televisions, travertine marble en-suite bathrooms and "every luxury imaginable", with guests invited to tailor their stay by pre-ordering drinks, flowers or even bedding.

For those guests who do manage to draw themselves away from the pampered surroundings of the hotel, the Golden Mile, which runs between the Belfast City Hall and Queen's University and which is home to some of the city's finest bars and restaurants, is just a short stroll away.

Europa Hotel Belfast

Arguably the most famous hotel in the whole of Belfast, though for many years for reasons linked with the Troubles, the Europa offers guests the chance to stay in the same rooms that have been enjoyed by some of the world's most important politicians, media stars and musicians.

Located in the heart of the Northern Ireland capital, right on the Golden Mile, the Europa has welcomed the likes of President Clinton and the-then First Lady Hilary Clinton, numerous Prime Ministers and thousands of business and leisure guests over the years, all of whom are attracted by the promise of luxury, personalised service and a taste of history.

As well as luxury rooms, the hotel also boasts its own night club and world-class restaurant and bar, while the staff will be more than happy to get guests tickets for the most-popular shows in town, including those playing at the Grand Opera House next door.

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