Titanic Hotel Belfast is offering guests a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in Belfast’s maritime whiskey story, with an exclusive new Titanic Distillers experience package.
Titanic Distillers, also set in the Titanic Quarter, is located in the former Pumphouse at Thompson Dock, where RMS Titanic stood for fitting out, prior to her maiden voyage. The striking red‑brick Pumphouse, with its original arched windows and distinctive clock tower that once housed engines that drained over 26 million gallons of water from Thompson Dock, has been sensitively transformed into a working whiskey distillery. The first in Belfast for almost 90 years.
The Titanic Distillers package allows guests to experience not one, but two icons of the Titanic Quarter: The Titanic Hotel Belfast in the meticulously restored former Harland & Wolff offices, and Titanic Distillers, in the classic period architecture of Thompson Dock Pumphouse.
The package includes an overnight stay, in one of Titanic Hotel Belfast’s elegant nautical‑themed bedrooms, where streamlined Art Deco furnishings, ships’ lanterns and maritime artwork evoke the Golden Age of ocean travel and the Titanic Distillers Signature Tour.
A sample of Titanic Distillers’ premium, award-winning, Irish whiskey and artisan truffles await guests in their room, setting the tone for a truly memorable stay, blending contemporary comfort with an authentic sense of place.
The Titanic Distillers Signature Tour is a fully guided experience through the visually stunning working distillery and historic Pumphouse. During the tour, guests learn how Belfast’s whiskey tradition faded and has now been revived on the very spot where Titanic once dominated the skyline. Guests discover the distillation process up close and enjoy a guided tasting of Titanic Distillers’ finest Irish spirits.
After a relaxing night’s sleep, a hearty Titanic‑sized breakfast is served in the Wolff Grill, ensuring guests are perfectly fuelled for a day discovering Belfast and beyond.
Siobhan Winston, General Manager of Titanic Distillers added: ““Alongside the Titanic Hotel Belfast, we’re offering an experience that feels both rooted in Belfast’s past and relevant to today. At Titanic Distillers, it’s about quality, authenticity and giving visitors a fresh way to engage with the city’s whiskey story. We offer something that feels distinctive, social and memorable, and we look forward to welcoming guests to experience it for themselves in the heart of Belfast’s Maritime Mile.”
Adrian McNally, General Manager of Titanic Hotel Belfast, said: “The Titanic Distillers Package brings together two of Belfast’s greatest stories – shipbuilding and whiskey – in one unforgettable experience. Guests stay where some of the world’s most famous ocean liners were designed, then step just moments away to see how Belfast’s distilling tradition has been reborn in the very heart of the Titanic Quarter. It is a unique way to experience the authenticity, warmth and character that make this part of the city so special.”
The Titanic Distillers package starts from £209 per room, for two people, including breakfast. Once the booking is confirmed, a member of the Titanic Hotel Belfast team will contact guests to arrange a convenient time for their Titanic Distillery tour.
Guests may like to extend their stay and take in more of Ireland’s Maritime and Whiskey heritage, with visits to either the Titanic Experience or attractions. Two night stays start from £458, subject to availability.
Titanic Hotel Belfast is located 10 minutes from Belfast City Airport (BHD), 30 minutes from Belfast International Airport (BFS) and 13 minutes from Belfast Grand Central Station by taxi. Belfast is just over 2 hours by train from Dublin, with 15 trains a day (Mon-Sat), or by car.
The Harcourt Collection comprises five hotels in four countries and two continents, united by one culture focused on providing exceptional service. The Collection currently comprises: The Titanic Hotel Belfast, The Titanic Hotel Liverpool, Lough Eske Castle Hotel, Redcastle Hotel & Spa, and Carlisle Bay, Antigua. The diversity of the hotel portfolio enables Harcourt to offer a comprehensive range of guest experiences including city, heritage, country, beach, family and leisure breaks.
The Harcourt Collection was created and is still managed to this day by Founder Patrick Doherty and his family. While each location boasts its own distinct charm, whether it’s an Irish castle or a luxurious Caribbean beach resort, the underlying culture focused on guests and hospitality remains unwavering. As one of the largest family-owned companies in Oreland, the collection prides itself on its rich heritage and commitment to exceptional service.
The Harcourt Collection began in 1986 when founder Patrick Doherty bought Redcastle Oceanfront, Golf & Spa. In subsequent years, with an eclectic eye and passion for place, Patrick expanded the collection to embrace the properties that he is still involved in managing to this day, along with members of his family. The sense of hospitality that is so inherent in Irish culture is something which underpins each hotel within the collection and is a value that flows through the company’s staff, ensuring every guest, regardless of hotel, always received a warm welcome and exceptional service.
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