Aristocrat Suites - for those seeking a relaxing, luxury experience
Experience the elegance of a restored 1870s Victorian residence, offering spacious luxury suites in the heart of Belfast. Overlooking the tree-lined Malone Road, home to Queen’s University, each uniquely designed room reflects the legacy of a historic figure connected to the city. These expansive suites feature high ceilings, large bay windows, and select rooms with four-poster beds. Relax in a freestanding bathtub and wake up to a freshly prepared breakfast served in your room with a scenic view.
Our spacious heritage rooms boast lofty corniced ceilings and elegant, antique furnishings. Each room is uniquely themed around a historic figure connected to Belfast, from celebrated writers and artists to fascinating eccentrics.
Designed for comfort and character, these individually styled rooms feature period-style freestanding bathtubs, handpicked antique furniture, and exquisite artwork. Perfect for extended stays or special occasions, the hotel is just a short walk from the Botanic Gardens and the Ulster Museum. Whether celebrating a birthday, anniversary, honeymoon, or a romantic getaway, book a stay in a space rich with history and charm.
The Hans Sloane. A Sophisticated Suite for The Discerning Traveller
Our spacious heritage rooms feature lofty corniced ceilings and handpicked antique furnishings, offering a blend of elegance and history. Each room is uniquely inspired by a notable figure connected to Belfast, from renowned writers and artists to intriguing eccentrics. Among them is Hans Sloane, the Northern Ireland-born physician, collector, and philanthropist whose vast collection formed the foundation of the British Museum. He is also credited with popularizing drinking chocolate in Europe, a legacy that lives on in every cup of hot cocoa.
Designed for both comfort and character, these individually styled rooms include period-style freestanding bathtubs, exquisite artwork, and timeless décor. Ideal for extended stays or special occasions, the hotel is just a short stroll from the Botanic Gardens and the Ulster Museum. Whether celebrating a birthday, anniversary, honeymoon, or a romantic retreat, immerse yourself in a setting rich with history and charm.
The Bronte, A Romantic Suite for Couples
This elegant room features a grand four-poster bed, a luxurious freestanding bath, ornate cornicing, and an exquisite chandelier. With a serene treetop view, it offers the perfect setting for relaxation. A classic card table and a curated bookcase filled with works by the Brontë sisters invite you to unwind in literary luxury.
Patrick Brontë, father of the famed novelists, was born in County Down, where he worked as a schoolteacher and clergyman before moving to England. There, he married and raised his four children, who would go on to write some of the most celebrated works in English literature. His daughter, Charlotte Brontë, later married Arthur Bell Nicholls, her father’s curate from County Antrim, further strengthening the family's Irish ties.
The Ruby Murray, a Suite for Music Lovers
This stylish room features a striking black four-poster bed without a canopy, combining elegance with contemporary charm. A nod to Belfast’s rich musical heritage, it celebrates Ruby Murray, the locally born singer who achieved unprecedented chart success in the 1950s. With five top-20 hits at once—a feat unmatched by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, or Elvis—she remains a legend in the city that is now recognized as a UNESCO City of Music.
A vintage record player lets you enjoy timeless melodies as you unwind in the luxurious freestanding bathtub. For the ultimate in relaxation, a classic chaise longue offers the perfect spot for reading or people-watching along the prestigious Malone Road—often called the Mayfair of Belfast.
The Yeats, a Suite for lovers of poetry and art
Nestled among the treetops, this serene room is inspired by the poetry of W.B. Yeats. Soft blue tones and delicate floral accents create a tranquil retreat, offering an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A luxurious freestanding bath overlooks the leafy Malone Road, providing the perfect spot to unwind with a book of Yeats’ timeless works.
Recognized by The Gloss Magazine as the most Bridgerton-inspired room at The Harrison, this elegant space exudes historic charm. The antique bed, dating back to the 1850s, adds to the romantic ambiance. Start your day with breakfast in bed while discovering the rich artistic and literary legacy of the Yeats family.
The John Hewitt, a Suite for Creatives with a room with a view
This historic suite pays tribute to John Hewitt—renowned poet, art historian, and political activist—who once lived at 45 Malone Road, now home to The Harrison. Hewitt and his wife, Roberta, moved here after their marriage, and his legacy endures in the surrounding neighborhood. A striking bust of the poet, crafted by local artist Anto Brennan, gazes out onto Malone Road, where Hewitt lived and worked, contributing to Queen’s University and serving as Artistic Director of the Ulster Museum.
Adding to the room’s cultural richness, a mural by Hewitt’s great friend and contemporary, John Luke, depicts Edenderry Mill, a tribute to Belfast’s historic linen industry at nearby Lagan Meadows. The suite’s stunning views over Fisherwick Church enhance its unique atmosphere.
Designed for both comfort and character, this suite features a luxurious super king bed and a freestanding bathtub, offering an elegant retreat in the heart of Belfast’s literary and artistic heritage.