Armagh City Hotel

Category: Hotel


Armagh City Hotel
2 Friary Road Armagh Co Armagh , BT60 4FR
Tel:+44 (0)28 3751 8888

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Armagh City Hotel


Located at the heart of the “orchard county” of Armagh, this modern hotel is a sister establishment to the Dunadry Hotel & Country Club, Co. Antrim and Wellington Park Hotel, Belfast (see entries).


Although the functional lines of the building are disappointingly out of place in this historic location, it has brought welcome facilities to the area, notably contributing Northern Ireland’s largest hotel conference facility.


A cafeteria style ‘deli’ and informal dining area located in the foyer give a poor impression on arrival - but the bar and more formal restaurant areas at the back of the hotel look out onto pleasant landscaped gardens, and there is a beer garden, ‘The Balcony’.


Bedrooms are practical and well-equipped for business guests, with good amenities.



Conference/banqueting (1,200/680); business centre, secretarial services, broadband wi/fi. Rooms 82 (6 executive, 30 no smoking, 4 for disabled). B&B from £52 pps; single €89; children welcome (under 16s free in parents' room, cot available without charge). Leisure centre with swimming pool, steam room, jacuzzi. *Special breaks offered - details on application. Closed 24-26 Dec. Amex, Diners, MasterCard, Visa, Switch.

Directions:

From Dublin take A28 to Armagh City, when the police station is in sight, follow the road round to the left to the hotel. From Belfast take M1 to Junction 11, then M12 on to A3 , hotel is situated just before Palace Stables .
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