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Maranatha House – Belfast Guesthouse

Maranatha House is a unique Belfast bed and breakfast with more than a touch of luxury. Somewhere to relax and unwind, indulge and recharge, so much more than a just a Belfast b&b. Rest assured that as a guest of ours, you will experience the best of hospitality within the luxury and comfort of a private boutique Belfast guesthouse atmosphere…

Stylish and practical, contemporary yet comfortable, featuring accommodation of exceptional style and luxury and offering private, on site parking, we are graded by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board as one of the top Belfast bed and breakfast’s .

Step outside our front door onto the promenade and immediately you are in Ormeau Park, the oldest municipal park in Belfast, officially opening to the public in 1871. Still one of the largest parks in Belfast and offering a great mix of horticulture, woodlands, wildlife and recreational facilities.

Offering luxurious b&b accommodation coupled with award winning local food and excellent service, we are open all year round and we look forward to welcoming you to at our award winning Belfast b&b.

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MARANATHA NEWS

February 13, 2012

Well done to Orla Drumm who came 1st in the Womans 1500m final at the Indoor Athletics Championships taking place at the
Odyessy Arena on Sunday. Orla clocked an impressive 4.20.54 leading the field by over 2 seconds. Although Orla was Just off her personal best we think it might have been the porridge and eggs that helped her take out the competition!
Looking forward to having the Drumms back next year

October 3, 2011

Hard to believe there are only 12 weekends until Christmas Eve and with the annual Christmas Market at Belfast City Hall sure to be as popular as ever, Maranatha House is already booking up for the festive period!!
We are delighted to welcome back some of our long term guests (Mario the macaroon man) who enjoy a little of our warm Belfast welcome in the bed and breakfast before venturing out to serve the crowds with amazing Macaroons and festive drinks at the Christmas market.

So, last week brought a full house for several nights with guests travelling from all over to see Rihanna in the Odyssey in Belfast. We had lots of excited fans (of all ages!!) staying with us and several went 2 nights in a row to enjoy what seems to have been an amazing concert. I wonder if the Co. Down farmer who threw Rihanna off his land was enjoying the show??