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The McCausland Hotel
 
Laganside, Belfast, was once a busy port whose great warehouses were built by eminent Victorian architects. Spearheaded by the Waterfront Hall entertainment centre, the area has been rejuvenated with bistros, bars, restaurants, boutiques, galleries and penthouse apartments
The McCausland Hotel, originally built as two warehouses in the 1850s, is an integral part of this exciting renaissance. The McCausland Hotel represents excellence in design and imagination. The doors opened in late 1998 to reveal a luxury hotel of 60 rooms provided with every facility
to launch it into world class exclusivity. The hotel is member of the exclusive Small Luxury Hotels of the World group.
 
Each of the en suite rooms and suites in the McCausland Hotel include remote control cable televisions, VCR's, in house movies, direct dial telephones, voice mail, modems, alarm clocks, CD players, coffee makers, hairdryers, in-room
safes, mini bars, and luxury Neutrogena toiletries. Non smoking rooms and rooms for guests with disabilities are also available.
 
The Brassiere in the McCausland Hotel serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and is open from 7.30AM with the last serving being at 10.00PM. The Brassiere serves hot and cold dishes, light snacks, salads, sandwiches, individually prepared
deserts, and a great selection of coffees.
From the M1, travel along the Westlink to the Grosvenor Road roundabout, signed city centre, turn right onto Grosvenor Road. Turn left, 1st right to the end of Chichester Street and turn left onto Victoria Street. Through the 1st set of traffic lights,
McCausland Hotel is on right hand side.
From M2, travel to last exit signed city centre and Westlink. Take left hand lane, through 3 sets of traffic lights, turn left onto Dunbar Link, follow one way system through Albert Square and Queens Square. Turn right into Ann Street and right onto Victoria Street, McCausland Hotel is on right hand side.
Butler Arms | Cahernane | Dunraven Arms
Kilkea | Knockranny
| McCausland | Sandhouse | Zetland
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