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Rea's Wood, Antrim (1)
The level of Lough Neagh has been progressively reduced to provide water for Belfast. Rea’s Wood is deciduous woodland growing on what used to be water. This path is close to the loughshore (the lough is out of sight behind the trees on the right).
Image © Albert Bridge
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The Merchant Hotel from £160
The Merchant hotel offers Victorian grandeur and art deco inspired elegance. Close to Belfast's attractions and offering a luxurious spa with hydrotherapy area. Gorgeous! more
Ibis Belfast from £39
Providing a good standard of accommodation without putting a hole in your pocket, the Ibis hotel is based in the heart of Belfast with easy access to all its attractions. more
The Fitzwilliam Hotel from £80
Located next to the Opera House, the Fitzwilliam Hotel provides beautifully furnished rooms and the benefit of a fine restaurant. Enjoy a cocktail at the hotel bar before heading off to take in the sights. more
Premier Inn from £52
Located in the Cathedral Quarter of Belfast the Premier Inn has received excellent reviews for its central location, friendly staff and comfortable rooms. more
Bay Cottage Bed & Breakfast from £65
A few steps from the shores of Lough Neagh, Bay Cottage B&B offers rooms with views of the Lough and tea or coffee with cake and biscuits are served on an arrival.... more
Beechlawn House Hotel from £69
Just 10 minutes from Belfast’s vibrant city centre, The Beechlawn House Hotel offers large, colourful bedrooms with 24-hour room service. With an international restaurant, there is also free private parking.... more
