Our Garden Rooms are located on the Belfast Lough side of the hotel, with many rooms benefiting from a superb view of the manicured estate. The Garden Rooms are decorated with a gentle palette combined with luxurious reds and gold, using bespoke 400 thread count Egyption cotton bed linen and soft furnishings, and are perfect for leisure and corporate travel alike. All rooms are ensuite with shower over bath, with ESPA toiletries for an enhanced sense of indulgence and our unique and heavenly “Cloud Beds”.
A limited number of Garden Room Family Bedrooms are available at the Culloden Estate & Spa. Please call 028 9042 1066 for more information or to book.

Our Garden Rooms are located on the Belfast Lough side of the hotel, with many rooms benefiting from a superb view of the manicured estate. The Garden Rooms are decorated with a gentle palette combined with luxurious reds and gold, using bespoke 400 thread count Egyption cotton bed linen and soft furnishings, and are perfect for leisure and corporate travel alike. All rooms are ensuite with shower over bath, with ESPA toiletries for an enhanced sense of indulgence and our unique and heavenly “Cloud Beds”.

Our Deluxe King bedrooms, are slightly larger than the Garden rooms, offering stunning views, with many benefiting from views of the landscaped Culloden Estate gardens including mature shrubbery plus our spring Cherry Blossom trees, which are spectacular in full bloom. The character of Culloden continues to shine, with views of the ‘Art in the Garden’, showcasing famous global sculptors where prized work is on view.
These modern bedrooms are the best in luxury travel and perfectly exceed the needs of the discerning luxury leisure and corporate guest alike. Guests will enjoy deep soak baths, separate power showers, comfortable lounge chairs, a dedicated working area, and our unique and heavenly ‘Cloud Beds’.

Our Deluxe Lough View rooms offer an elevated sense of place, with stunning views across Belfast Lough, the mouth of the Irish Sea, which was once the route of the maiden voyage of Belfast’s famous ship, RMS Titanic and the White Star Line fleet. It is now the highway for the international cruise ships of modern times.
These rooms offer additional accommodation space, floor to ceiling windows, and many have dual aspect views of both gardens and Belfast Lough. With each of the rooms offering a distinctive style, the colour palette, the design and feel of each room is as individual as every guest. These rooms are particularly sought after for their ability to offer an ‘interleading corridor’ between two rooms, ideal for family travel.

The Estate Rooms are located within the original footprint that was built by William Auchinleck Robinson when Culloden Estate was constructed in1877, it was the Scotsman’s home with his wife, Lady Elizabeth Jane Culloden (after whom the building is named). After Robinson’s death in 1898, it was bequeathed to the Church of Ireland, to then become the Bishop’s Palace of County Down.
Each Estate Room is elegantly appointed, some boasting high ceilings and feature cornicing, others in a more contemporary style. All Estate Rooms have spectacular views of the manicured gardens or Belfast Lough. Each have a large bathroom, with separate shower and deep soak baths (Note that each of these rooms are individually designed and will vary in design and shape from photography)

Duplex Suite, is split level offering 2 floors of accommodation with one super king bed on the lower level and 2 singles on the upper level. The lower level offers a full bathroom and the upper level has a shower room. The rooms have views of the beautiful hotel estate, including feature sculptures, mature woods. Rooms offer complimentary WiFi access, TV, air conditioning, hairdryer, safe, tea and coffee maker.

Unwind in our spacious Estate Suites, each one sumptuously appointed with views of the beautiful hotel estate, including feature sculptures, mature woods, and some Suites benefiting from a Belfast Lough view. “Built for a Bishop, fit for a King…” these words perfectly describe what the palatial surroundings of the Culloden offer to guests, providing extensive accommodation and lounge space, leading to a sense of home, with the added fine luxuries of acclaimed 5* service.
Estate Suites are perfect for entertaining, as many contain feature gas fires and dining areas for up to 6 people. (Note that each of these rooms are individually designed and will vary in design and shape from photography)

True luxury, peace and opulence are provided in abundance in our historic Tower Suites, located within the original Palace, built in 1877. Each of the three Tower Suites have exceptional views of the Estate and Belfast Lough, providing uninterrupted and elevated views beyond the period style sash windows that naturally flood the room with daylight.
Ideally positioned for viewing the sunset across Belfast Lough, towards Cavehill, these rooms truly offer a unique sense of peace and calm. Double height ceilings, original plaster cornice design, and fine Irish fabrics, these rooms are the epitome of luxury, not only in design, but in every sense. (Note that each of these rooms are individually designed and will vary in design and shape from photography)

This wonderful suite enjoys the luxurious feel of a Bishop’s Palace – space, design, amenities, grandeur and laid back luxury. Located in the garden wing of the hotel, offering breath-taking views of the manicured gardens and Belfast Lough. Exquisitely designed using subtle purple, greens, and gold, accented with touches of marble, luxurious carpets, velvets and soft furnishings, completed by bespoke artwork, this is without a doubt, a Presidential Suite.
In addition to the suite’s large bedroom, there is the option to interconnect with a luxury Garden Room for the requirements of a two-bedroom suite. The Palace Suite offers a spacious and separate living room with HD TV, a large antique dining table for up to 8 guests and a balcony with room for entertaining which overlooks Belfast Lough and onto Cavehill said to be the inspiration behind Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels.