Titanic Hotel Belfast
Belfast
Titanic Hotel Belfast is a brilliant city base for a Northern Ireland golf holiday, especially for UK golfers who want Belfast culture, easy evenings out and strong golf within reach. Set in the heart of the Titanic Quarter, the hotel occupies the restored former Harland & Wolff headquarters and Drawing Offices, where Titanic was designed, so the stay has real Belfast character rather than feeling like a standard city hotel.
The hotel has 119 bedrooms with an Art Deco nautical style, plus historic public spaces, dining and bars that lean into the building’s shipbuilding past. Titanic Belfast is right on the doorstep, while the wider Titanic Quarter and Maritime Mile add museums, waterfront walks, restaurants and visitor attractions close by.
For golfers, the location works well as a Belfast-based hub. Royal Belfast Golf Club, Ireland’s oldest golf club, offers a classic Harry Colt parkland test beside Belfast Lough, while Malone Golf Club adds 27 holes of mature parkland around a 20-acre lake.
Titanic Hotel Belfast also fits neatly into a wider Northern Ireland golf itinerary, with Royal County Down and Ardglass both realistic day-trip options for golfers wanting world-class links golf alongside the city stay.
For a golf break that mixes great courses, maritime history, restaurants and Belfast atmosphere, Titanic Hotel Belfast is a stylish and memorable base.
Belfast International Airport
30km
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Time Zone:
GMT+0
Currency:
British Pound
Temperature:
00-00℃
Cost of a Beer:
£5.00
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£5.00
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About The Area
Antrim places golfers at the heart of one of the world’s most revered links regions. Located on the shores of Lough Neagh and within easy reach of Northern Ireland’s dramatic north coast, it offers a strategic base for exploring championship courses that consistently rank among the finest in the world.
The undisputed centrepiece of the region is Royal Portrush Golf Club, host of The Open Championship and home to the world-renowned Dunluce Links. With towering dunes, dramatic elevation changes and firm-running turf shaped by Atlantic winds, it provides a stern but unforgettable test. Nearby, Portstewart Golf Club offers one of the most visually spectacular front nines in links golf, with expansive dunes and panoramic ocean views. Closer to Antrim itself, Massereene Golf Club provides a scenic parkland alternative set beside Lough Neagh.
Golf along this coastline is pure links in its most authentic form — firm underfoot, wind-influenced and demanding creativity from tee to green. The terrain is natural and often dramatic, rewarding controlled ball flight and thoughtful strategy.
Off the course, the Causeway Coast offers unforgettable scenery. The Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, provides a striking geological backdrop for rest days, while the ruins of Dunluce Castle sit dramatically above the Atlantic. Bushmills Distillery offers whisky tastings nearby, and Belfast is within easy reach for dining, nightlife and Titanic Quarter tours.
The prime golf season runs from May to September, when daylight stretches long into the evening and the links play at their firm-running best. For golfers seeking Open Championship pedigree, breathtaking coastal scenery and genuine Irish hospitality, Antrim offers access to one of the world’s most iconic golf regions.
