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Thompsons Restaurant local dining, Indoor heated swimming pool
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Modern city-center hub, Kaboodle bar and entertainment venue
Brewers Fayre pub and restaurant, Next Evolution room design
Award-winning Satchmo’s Restaurant, Grand Ballroom event space
Contemporary boutique aesthetic, Historic Walled City proximity
Eleanor Suite panoramic views, Grain & Grill local gastronomy
On-site salon and beauty services, Traditional Irish Main Bar
Peace Bridge and River Foyle views, Hydrotherapy thermal suite
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The Wig and Gown Champagne Bar and Restaurant, Penthouse suite with fireplace
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Internal courtyard view rooms, Proximity to historic landmarks
Luxurious and comfortable rooms, Modern British cuisine restaurant
Award-winning local gastronomy, Historic townhouse boutique concept
Convenient Waterside district base, Contemporary boutique riverside retreat
Award-winning carvery dining, Family-friendly facilities and activities
Full-sized indoor swimming pool, Award-winning 68 Clooney Restaurant
Historic Victorian townhouse stay, Bogside murals and open-air gallery
Historic 19th-century family home, Walkable access to Derry city centre
Countryside retreat with mountain views, Discounted local activities
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Curated walking tours, Literary themed guest rooms
Central Derry-Londonderry location, Relaxing lounge and patio
Victorian family-run bed and breakfast, Proximity to local golf courses
City views from select rooms, Central Walled City district location
Art-filled interior design, Central city location
Stylish open-plan living areas, Historic walled city proximity
Karaoke entertainment facilities, Bogside murals and historic sites
Secure off-street parking, Walking distance to Derry Walls
Outdoor hot tub relaxation, Peaceful garden and sun terrace
Access to cultural landmarks, Personalized guest assistance
City views from guest rooms, Curated walking tours with local guide
Tranquil garden access, Proximity to historic Guildhall
Easy access to public transport, Proximity to Derry Golf Club
Sun-flooded conservatory with panoramic views, Outdoor hot tub and sauna facilities
Proximity to historic Derry City Walls, Fully equipped kitchen facilities
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Derry-Londonderry, or commonly referred to as simply Derry or Londonderry, is a charming city in Northern Ireland that dates back to the 6th Century. Compact, yet overflowing with sights to see and things to do, Derry – the only walled city in all of Ireland – is a place that takes pride in its rich history and heritage. Yet the ‘Friendliest Destination in Northern Ireland’ is not without its modern-day enticements, with Derry also recognised as a vibrant hub for culturally diverse activity.
Known as the second largest city in Northern Ireland and with 1.450 years of history in the bank, Derry is home to an enviable amount of heritage and fascinating places of interest – and that’s without going into the long dispute about whether the city should be named Londonderry or Derry! Part of County Donegal up until 1610, the city has developed its own distinct identity. This is perhaps best emphasised by the surrounding City Walls, which were built in the early 17th Century and remain as one of the finest examples of a walled city in Europe. Within these walls you will find acclaimed landmarks such as St. Columb’s Cathedral and Guildhall. Also, if you fancy further experiencing the historic side of Derry, a stay at the stand-out Bishop’s Gate Hotel is in order. While various other hotels and accommodation choices are available, the Bishop’s Gate is a Grade B1 listed property built in 1899 that blends stunning Edwardian architecture with contemporary convenience. And speaking of contemporary, Derry is continuing to undergo a transformation that, while celebrating its legacy, embraces present-day ideologies.
With an assortment of activities and attractions, Derry is a place that captures the interest of all types of travellers. As aforementioned, enthusiasts of history have a wealth of things to explore and discover during their time in the city. If you are travelling as a family, there is plenty of fun to be had for both young and old visitors. For example, the Brunswick Moviebowl packs in a cinema, bowling and expansive play area to ensure boredom is non-existent, while other family-oriented attractions include the Riverwatch Aquarium, Tower Museum and Creggan Country Park. Travelling in a group, as a young couple or just on a solo adventure? Well do not worry, as there are plenty of things – including lively bars, dining options and fashionable shops – to peak your interest during a short or long-term trip to Derry.
Separated by the River Foyle, Derry is divided up into two main areas: the Cityside and the Waterside. While the Waterside has a selection of things to do and features the Londonderry railway station, it is the Cityside where you want to be for all of the action. Most hotels, shops, restaurants and attractions – including the Peace Bridge, Foyleside Shopping Centre and Museum of Free Derry – are all situated in the Cityside. And better yet, the city centre is so compact that everything is within reasonable walking distance – although be aware: Derry is characterised by its steep hills that can be tricky to negotiate! As for actually getting to the area when residing outside of Ireland, Derry Airport is positioned near the city centre, and getting there by ferry is possible from numerous ports throughout the UK.
When it comes to dining out, you are spoilt for choice when residing in Derry. From quaint pubs serving up traditional fare to popular chain restaurants, many eateries are available to match all tastes and budgets. Although if you want to push the boat out and go for something that extra bit special, heading over to the Waterside area of the city is a safe choice. This is because it contains three of the most highly acclaimed dining options in Derry in the form of The Sooty Olive Restaurant, Walled City Brewery and Browns. That’s not to say that the Cityside doesn’t feature a healthy selection of restaurants and fast food joints, with various cuisines served at a range of locations. As for having a drink, the city boasts an energetic nightlife scene that is covered by a wide selection of clubs and bars.
If you are looking to celebrate Halloween in style, Derry is the place to be. This is down to the annual Banks of the Foyle Halloween Carnival, which is renowned for being the biggest Halloween-related street party in all of Ireland. So if you’re visiting, make sure to get dressed up, prepare for scares and take in the electric atmosphere of the festival. Halloween, however, isn’t all that the city has to offer in terms of yearly events. In spring, lovers of music are welcomed to sample the talents of local and popular jazz musicians via the City of Derry Jazz & Big Band Festival. During the summer, the popular Foyle Maritime Festival enjoys many nautical-themed activities for all of the family to experience. Many other festivals and events also take place throughout the year, which means that there is usually always something on in Derry-Londonderry!
January is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Derry-Londonderry, with typical prices around $106 per night based on 823 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Derry-Londonderry are usually highest during June, with typical prices around $192 per night.
Hotel prices in Derry-Londonderry usually range from $88 per night to $218 per night, with typical prices around $119 per night.
Hotel prices in Derry-Londonderry are typically lowest in January at around $106 per night, rising to around $192 per night in June.
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In Derry-Londonderry, you might want to check out Holiday Inn Express Derry - Londonderry By Ihg, City Hotel, Maldron Hotel Derry, Everglades Hotel. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Derry-Londonderry, you might want to explore Bishop's Gate Hotel. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Holiday Inn Express Derry - Londonderry By Ihg, The Cottage At Ardbrae, Derry City Apartment, Merchant's House could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Derry-Londonderry, check out City Hotel, Maldron Hotel Derry, The Ebrington Hotel, Inishowen Gateway Hotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Derry-Londonderry, check out City Hotel, Inishowen Gateway Hotel, Best Western Plus White Horse Hotel, Beech Hill Country House Hotel – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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