IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TITANIC HOTEL BELFAST
Spring into the new season with this fabulous prize …
One fortunate reader of THE GLOSS will win an overnight stay at the breathtakingly unique Titanic Hotel Belfast, set in the heart of Belfast’s historic Titanic Quarter.
You’ll ‘Sip, Savour and Stay’ at Northern Ireland’s leading hotel, where history meets modern sophistication. You and your companion will immerse yourselves in the maritime charm of this iconic location, combining a memorable overnight stay with an exquisite culinary experience.
After sipping a welcoming glass of chilled Prosecco, you’ll be free to explore the hotel’s sumptuously decorated public heritage spaces and observe its 500 exclusive artworks, artefacts and photographs, which are on permanent display. Notable artefacts include the Villeroy & Boch tiles that surround the main bar: identical to the tiles used for the swimming pools and first-class bathrooms on RMS Titanic and RMS Olympic.
These legendary ships and the entire White Star Line fleet were designed in the Victorian Drawing Offices and constructed on the slipways outside. The magnificent dual drawing offices, with their three-storey high barrel-vaulted ceilings, are the only surviving example of this type of shipyard architecture in the world.
At The Wolff Grill, indulge in a gastronomical delight with a three-course evening meal in the award-winning restaurant. Savour its menu, which features the finest locally sourced ingredients, expertly prepared to tantalise the taste buds. The highly acclaimed and exceptional cuisine is paired with incredible views of Titanic Belfast.
Your nautical themed Art-Deco room has been designed to reflect the heritage of the world renowned Harland &Wolff shipyard. With stylish décor, inspired by the golden age of ocean travel, each room offers a perfect blend of vintage elegance and modern comfort, ensuring a relaxing and restful stay. Wake up refreshed and ready to enjoy a full Titanic style breakfast of a selection of delicious hot and cold dishes to start the day right before taking in the sights of Belfast City Centre.