Bohemian Rooms - for solo guests or sneak your lover in
Made luxurious for a solo traveller, we named these beautiful, perfectly formed rooms The Bohemian. Why? Because you can sneak your lover in, and we will turn a blind eye. The beds are doubles, the rooms feel luxurious and comfortable. There’s free high speed WIFI and desks for business travellers. Some have views of mountains and face away from the road so no street noise. Snuggle in and have a great nights sleep
Bohemian rooms offer a comfy double bed, beautiful views over the Belfast hills and antique furniture. The beds are generous for one and big enough for two if you do not mind a squeeze. Oodles of character with mahogany flooring and interesting conversation pieces. We will guarantee our single occupancy visitors are as well catered for as our double occupancy guests. Powerful rain showers, french style beds and mountain views.
The Swift. French style with Mountain View
Jonathan Swift imagined seeing a giant reposing in the Belfast Hills, and you can see the Divis and Black Mountain from this window. A soft and light room in blue and white toile de Jouy, it is a quiet room set at the top of the house.
There’s a double antique style French bed which makes this room stylish, charming and elegant. A desk is installed for the business traveller to work at aswell as strong wifi and ethernet connection.
The Seamus Heaney. A room with character and rich design.
Here we give a nod to Bellaghy, the home of the Heaney family. Tweed and leather cushions reference the traditional farmer's jackets. Seamus Heaney's works of poetry and prose are available to read on the shelves. Plates on the wall and a crystal lamp in the room with some Irish lace and an antique typewriter lend to the theme. A delightful room. The dark green colour gives a stylish, elegant feel. Cosy yet spacious for a single traveller with a double sleigh bed
A desk is installed for business travellers to work at as well as strong wifi and ethernet connection.
The Percy French. Fun interiors with a sense of humour
Percy French was delayed 12 hours on the west Clare railway line and wrote a comedy song about it. He missed the gig he was going to, by which time the crowd had all gone home. The song was a hit all over Ireland and Britain at the time. The disgraced railway company took him for libel, and he won the case based on the railway, making him late for court.
This room is therefore railway-themed. A desk is installed for business travellers to work at aswell as strong wifi and ethernet connection. Full of personality and character this room has the style of the famous composer,
The Petit Booboir. Fashion Forward Style
The Petit Booboir lends a bit of punk baroque with leopard black walls and Grainne Mahers specially designed textiles, lampshades and wallpaper. The feel is very Steam Punk, and the room is quiet, being right on the top floor and mountain facing.
Unique interior design wwith a dark and moody feeling this room celebrates the emerging artistic talent that Belfast is now becoming well known for.
Denise Austin. For movie lovers who like a good story
A French double, a desk for business travellers and funky art work. This room is on the first floor. Free WIFI and high speed ethernet
Belfast is becoming known as a movie location and the film Zoo centred on Denise Austin an eccentric but warm hearted charachter who rescued a baby elephant during the Belfast Blitz. Animal themed interiors.
Anthony Trollope. For book worms and story lovers
As featured in National Geographic Traveller, this is a room with our signature rich tones, beautiful fabrics and a desk to work at.
The Double bed is great for single travellers or couples and the french fabrics make for a stylish interior. Antony Trollope was a writer in Victorian times and wrote his first novel while working as a post master in Belfast. he invented the post box and there is a blue plaque dedicated to Trollope in custom house square, Belfast