New boutique hotel in Belfast is first property for The Warren Collection...take a look around!

‘The Number 11’ is a historic Victorian townhouse situated on the popular Malone Road area of Belfast just opposite the iconic Queen’s University Computer Science Building.

The new accommodation has been sympathetically renovated to retain many original features of this heritage building but with a stylish modern feel.

This is the first investment in Belfast for UK based hospitality company The Warren Collection who specialise in the provision of luxury accommodation. The company has already outlined ambitious plans to open six further locations in the next 12 months including another in Belfast, Dublin, Edinburgh and Dubai.

Mark Docherty, co-founder of The Warren Collection said: “We are delighted to be opening our first property for The Warren Collection.

“The Number 11 in Belfast is the perfect starting point in our journey.

“Despite the challenges that global tourism is going through due to the pandemic, Belfast is, and will continue to be, a great destination for both domestic and international tourists alike.”

This new hotel concept includes 12 bedrooms with contemporary en-suite shower room, bright lounge area and unique self-service tea room.

The Number 11 is set to be a favoured choice for business travellers, academics visiting the Queen’s University campus just across the street as well as staycationers who can enjoy Botanic Gardens, Ulster Museum and the many restaurants and bars on the doorstep.

David Warren, co-founder added: “I’m very excited to be opening our first hotel in my home town of Belfast- an exciting new venture to accommodate the ever growing demands of tourism and corporates alike.

“I wanted to create something a little bit different and unique while maintaining a great customer experience and a superb quality product, and with the help of Mark, we’ve been able to achieve this and more - I couldn’t be happier.

“We’re also looking forward to announcing the addition of several more properties in different locations across Northern Ireland and the UK in the next months and year ahead, creating more jobs and investment for our economy.”

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