The Fitzwilliam

Accommodation
The Fitzwilliam offers various possibilities for accommodation with an array of rooms and suites.

Room options
The rooms are fully air-conditioned, with a king-size bed, tv, tea and coffee facilities, minibar, workstation, high-speed wi-fi, a safe (suitable for laptops) and wheelchair accessible. Each room features an en-suite bathroom with a shower, hotel toiletries, bathrobes and slippers, hairdryer.

Standard Accessible Rooms (258sq ft) with a king-size bed and wheelchair accessible; Executive Rooms (258sq ft) with a king-size bed, large shower with sunflower showerhead; City View Rooms (247sq ft) with a king-size bed, on a higher floor with dark wood and panoramic city views;

Signature View King Rooms (258sq ft) with a king-size bed and panoramic city views; Superior Rooms (322sq ft) with a super king-size bed; Family Rooms (258sq ft) with a super king-size bed that can be split into two large singles and a separate bath and shower. For two adults and two younger children under ten.

Suite options
Each suite is fully air-conditioned, with a king-size bed, tv, tea and coffee facilities, minibar, workstation, high-speed wi-fi, a safe (suitable for laptops) and wheelchair accessible. In addition, the suites feature an en-suite bathroom with a shower, hotel toiletries, bathrobes and slippers, hairdryer.

The Deluxe Junior Suites (409sq ft) have a separate lounge area. The bedroom has folding panel shutters between the bathroom and panoramic city views.

The Residence Suite (1506sq ft) is a two-bedroom private suite with controlled lighting, entertainment system, kitchen with top-line appliances, open-plan dining room and lounge area, coffee machine plus butler, valet and shopper services. Two bedrooms with super king-size beds and Egyptian cotton sheets. Two en-suite bathrooms with separate bath and rainforest shower.

The Penthouse Suite (1291sq ft) is a one-bedroom private suite with panoramic views, a reception area with a baby grand piano, dining space for up to six guests, luxury beverages and amenities. Master bedroom with super king-size bed and Egyptian cotton sheets. En-suite bathroom and separate bath and rainforest shower, Jo Malone toiletries, steam room.

Restaurant
The Restaurant at the Fitzwilliam provides larger tables for friends and families and smaller, intimate booths. Chef specialities include steak, salmon, venison, hake, and duck. Pre-theatre and à la carte menus are available. Afternoon tea is served here.

The Bar at the Fitzwilliam is a lively and chic place to spend an evening, decorated with copper and crystal. With comfortable booths for light dining, it maintains both a warm and calm atmosphere.

Facilities
Being a city boutique hotel, it has activities that tend to be fun evening events. In addition, cocktail masterclasses are available, where guests can learn the secrets to mixology, such as the reason for some tipples being shaken and not stirred.

Alternatively, you can join one of the Murder Mystery Nights. These are good fun with professional actors utilising the hotel's rooms and lounges as locations.

History
Known as 'The Fitz' by locals, the Hotel Partners Irish independent hotel company operates The Fitzwilliam. Its short history has welcomed high profile guests such as Rihanna, Katy Perry, and former US President Bill Clinton.

Fitzwilliam Hotel opened in 2009 next door to the Grand Opera House on Great Victoria Street, which opened its doors in 1895. During WWII, General Dwight Eisenhower visited with Field Marshal Montgomery for a performance in 1945. Famous acts on stage include Laurel & Hardy. In 1963, an unknown Italian singer named Luciano Pavarotti made his UK debut in Madame Butterfly.

In the late 20th century, the building was saved from demolition and restored. Today it continues to welcome audiences and stars who make the most of the adjacent Fitzwilliam Hotel next door.

Touring Guide
Take a private guided tour of Belfast and visit the Titanic Exhibition and see the famous Belfast murals that tell the story of Northern Ireland's recent past.

Visit the Crown Liquor Saloon, the only Irish pub owned by the National Trust. The city's industrial heritage symbolised by the iconic giant cranes of the Harland & Wolff shipyard. Here you will find the award-winning Titanic exhibition.

Out-of-town attractions include Game of Thrones location tours, the medieval remains of Dunluce Castle, Bushmills Whiskey Distillery, and the geological World Heritage site, the Giant's Causeway.