Our favourite hotels near Bangor Castle

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Stormont Hotel Belfast

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La Mon Hotel And Country Club Belfast

Guests have complimentary access to the country club facilities, which include a 15-meter mosaic...

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Hilton Belfast

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Ramada Encore Belfast City Centre

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Willowbank Manor - Apartments Belfast

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The Merchant Hotel Belfast

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Radisson Blu Hotel Belfast

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Sleepy Cedars Belfast

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Ten Square Belfast

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Orchid House Apartments Belfast

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Holiday Inn Belfast

An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club, a...

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Hotel Ibis Belfast City Centre

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Park Inn by Radisson Belfast

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Travelodge Belfast Central

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Holiday Inn Express Belfast

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The Bangor Castle, now the Town Hall, was once the residence of the Honorable Robert Edward Ward. Construction on the building ended in 1852. The Castle is not so much a castle as a mansion. It is an elegant structure atop a hill looking down on Bangor Bay. Among its many fine points are the gardens.

The Castle is in the Jacobethan revival style. A product of Victorian times, it is a soft beige reflection of the period. Consisting of two storeys, the Castle is picturesque with steep gables and mullioned windows. It is all of sandstone imported from Ayrshire. It has a battlemented ower stretching upwards for three storeys fronted by a clock. On top of the tower, you can see the weathervane. The Castle is no longer a palatial residence. Bangor Castle became home to the Town Hall. Its Music Room doubled as the Council Chambers. Other portions of the Castle are home to the North Down Heritage Center.