1 Night, 2 Rounds
- 1 Night Bed and Breakfast at Voco Belfast
- 1 Round at Royal Belfast Golf Club
- 1 Round at Malone Golf Club
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Voco Belfast sits in the historic Gasworks district on the banks of the River Lagan, with the city centre close enough for an easy walk. For a Belfast golf break, that's a handy spot to land. You can play by day, then swap the transfers for dinner, a pint and a bit of city buzz in the evening.
The riverside setting keeps things calm once you're off the course, and it suits mixed trips too. Non-golfing partners have plenty on the doorstep, from shops and historic sites to family-friendly attractions, so nobody is left twiddling their thumbs while the rest of the group is out on the links. You get the best of both worlds: a quiet base by the water, with bars and restaurants close enough that nobody draws the short straw on taxis.
If you're planning a multi-round itinerary, Belfast makes a smart launch pad. You can mix different styles of golf across Northern Ireland, from big-name links on the coast to parkland tests nearer the city, without packing your bags every morning. Parkland rounds at the likes of Royal Belfast or Malone are an easy hop, while the north coast links suit a longer day out. Our Golf Travel Specialists have played and checked plenty of these venues, and can line up the right courses for your group's handicaps, dates and budget, then sort tee times and transfers so you can focus on the golf, not the spreadsheets.
Who is this for?
Golfers and golf groups who want a comfortable, well-located city base in Belfast, with restaurants, bars and attractions close by after a day on the fairways.
Who is it best for?
Couples, friends and societies planning a Northern Ireland golf break who value a walkable city centre, a calm riverside setting and a modern hotel with on-site dining.
1 Night, 2 Rounds
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Voco Belfast has 120 Nordic-inspired rooms finished in soothing colour palettes, which makes it easy to switch off after 18 holes. The look is clean and uncluttered, the sort of room where you can reset properly before an early tee time without any fuss.
Every room comes with a television offering on-demand movies, a work desk and a contemporary private bathroom with a hairdryer. The desk earns its keep for anyone mixing business with golf. It also suits the group organiser, who needs a quiet corner to confirm tee times, check transfer pick-ups and keep tomorrow's plan on track. If you've ever spent a golf trip chasing numbers and deposits, you'll know how welcome that is.
For golfers, the appeal comes down to location and simplicity. A peaceful room to return to, and an easy stroll into town once the clubs are back in the bag. It works especially well for mixed groups, where some are out playing and others are exploring Belfast's shops, history and family-friendly sights, then everyone regroups for dinner.
Food and drink is sorted on site at POMO, the hotel's Italian-inspired bar and restaurant on the ground floor. It looks out onto an outdoor terrace with a water feature, a lovely spot for a post-round drink when the weather plays along. POMO serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you can fuel up before an early start and settle in for a hearty meal afterwards. 5Mile Barista Coffee is available throughout the day, ideal for a pre-round caffeine hit or a mid-afternoon catch-up with your playing partners.
With a good restaurant downstairs and Belfast's wider dining and nightlife scene a short walk away, you'll never be short of options once the round is done.
Harry
✓5 Sep 2026
Good standard hotel with a very nice breakfast and good location
Tom
✓30 Apr 2026
Andrew
✓27 Apr 2026
Lee
✓13 May 2025
Only stayed for one night but well located. Staff were friendly and the room was very good.