Culloden Estate & Spa
142 Bangor Road, Holywood, United Kingdom
Pavlus SELECT Perks
Five guaranteed amenities + one specific to this property — included at the standard nightly rate.
$100 Property Credit
Spend on dining, spa, or activities — yours to use during your stay.
Daily Breakfast for Two
Full breakfast included, every morning of your stay.
Early Check-In, Late Check-Out
Arrive early, leave late — subject to availability on arrival.
Room Upgrade on Arrival
Move up to a better room when one is available — at no extra cost.
Complimentary Wi-Fi
In-room internet included for the duration of your stay.
About this property
Victorian grandiosity meets modern-day luxury in this Belfast hideaway
Residing high on the slopes of the Holywood Hills, overlooking Belfast Lough and the County Antrim Coastline, lies the Culloden Estate and Spa – a majestic Gothic mansion, secluded by 12 acres of spectacular gardens and woodland.
Built by William Robinson in 1876, Culloden House was once the official residence of the Lord Bishop of Down, Connor and Dromore – hence the hotel’s charming motto, ‘Built for a bishop, fit for a king’. Beautifully renovated for the modern world, the hotel effortlessly combines contemporary luxury with signature pieces from its illustrious past – pause for a moment by the stained-glass windows on the grand staircase, or admire the architect’s crest on the historical Glasslough sandstone. It was originally a two-storey villa with dressings of Scottish stone and a castellated entrance tower. An expanse of light, the bedrooms are spacious and welcoming, furnished with King Koil Cloud Beds.
Residing high on the slopes of the Holywood Hills, overlooking Belfast Lough and the County Antrim Coastline, lies the Culloden Estate and Spa – a majestic Gothic mansion, secluded by 12 acres of spectacular gardens and woodland.
Built by William Robinson in 1876, Culloden House was once the official residence of the Lord Bishop of Down, Connor and Dromore – hence the hotel’s charming motto, ‘Built for a bishop, fit for a king’. Beautifully renovated for the modern world, the hotel effortlessly combines contemporary luxury with signature pieces from its illustrious past – pause for a moment by the stained-glass windows on the grand staircase, or admire the architect’s crest on the historical Glasslough sandstone. It was originally a two-storey villa with dressings of Scottish stone and a castellated entrance tower. An expanse of light, the bedrooms are spacious and welcoming, furnished with King Koil Cloud Beds.