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Hotel Information |
The Tower Hotel Derry, with its traditional facade, is the only hotel located within the historic walls of Derry, and is just two miles from St. Columb's cathedral. |
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Hotel Policies |
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- Your charge card will be charged for the full payment upon submitting your reservation request. See {0}User Agreement.
- Requests for bed type and smoking preferences will be submitted to the hotel but are not guaranteed.
- Room pictures may differ from the actual room you receive.
- You must present a photo ID upon check-in.
- These rates are only avaliable through our websites and call centers and cannot be obtained by calling the hotel directly as they will not have our discounted rates in their system.
- By proceeding with this reservation, you agree to all terms and conditions, which include the Cancellation Policy and all terms and conditions contained in the {0}User Agreement.
- You agree to pay the cost of your reservation. If you do not pay this debt and it is collected through the use of a collection agency, an attorney, or through other legal proceedings, you agree to pay all reasonable costs or fees, including attorney fees and court costs, incurred in connection with such collection effort.
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Check in check out policies |
| Check In Time - 2 Pm
Check Out Time - 12 Pm |
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Local Attractions |
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Foyle Valley Railway Museum contains many examples of locomotives, signal levers and other railway associated hardware used in the north west region of Ireland during the early 1900s when Londonderry was the centre of railway communications for the area. |
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Guild Hall is the seat of Londonderry's local government and the venue for arts events. It was built in 1890 and has got a Gothic architectural style, similar to its counterpart in London. |
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Belfast Castle, constructed for the 3rd Marquess of Donegall in the 1870s, has a Scottish baronial architecture. In the grounds there are beautiful gardens and a heritage centre housing a permanent exhibition concerned with the castle and its surrounds. |
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Belfast City Hall is located in the centre of the city. It has an impressive and imposing Edwardian structure, and its interior, lavishly decorated with beautiful Italian marble works, is quite splendid. It was built of Portland limestone during 1898-1906. The City Hall houses a number of local government departments. |
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Room Information |
| The 93 guestrooms have traditional decor in light colours with patterned fabrics, deep-pile carpets and soft-tone bedside lamps. All include sofas, armchairs, coffee tables, desks, satellite television, trouser presses and coffee/tea making facilities |
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Hotel Facilities |
- Restaurant(s)
- Swimming pool
- Bar/lounge
- Wheelchair accessible
- Business center
- Room service (limited hours)
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- Laundry service
- Babysitting or child care
- Express check-out
- Hair salon
- Safe-deposit box
- Parking (Complimentary)
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Restaurants |
| The hotel offers two dining venues that vary in formality. The Bistro at the Tower features panoramic views and serves modern Irish cuisine, made from fresh local produce, with Mediterranean specialities. Alternatively, the Lime Tree Bar offers snacks, meals and carvery lunches in traditional pub surroundings with polished-wood surfaces. Guests can enjoy drinks and live entertainment at the bar, head to the health suite for a workout in the gym and a relaxing sauna, or order a snack and a nightcap from all-hours room service |
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Getting there |
| Taxis are available from the airport and are the recommended means of transport. A typical taxi fare from the airport will be 10 GBP. The nearest train station to the hotel is five kilometres away. |
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