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Stay in the heart of the city at Armagh City Hotel, a vibrant city-centre hotel with modern rooms, versatile event facilities, and welcoming dining. Ideal for conferences, leisure breaks, or exploring Armagh’s cultural and historic attractions, it combines convenience, comfort, and a strong connection to the local community.
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Our rooms are comfortable and well-appointed, perfect for city breaks, business trips, or special occasions.

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Dining at Armagh City Hotel

Relax in our inviting restaurants and bars, offering fresh, seasonal menus and local favourites.

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  • Dinner B&B

    Enjoy a relaxing one-night escape in the heart of the historic city of Armagh. This Dinner, Bed & Breakfast stay includes dining credit, full breakfast and access to the Health & Fitness Club, making it the perfect base to explore the city’s rich heritage before unwinding in comfort.
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Explore Nearby

Step into the heart of Armagh from this central city hotel. Tour St Patrick’s Cathedral, the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, or the ancient Navan Centre & Fort. The Georgian city centre is ideal for walking tours, museums, and cultural exploration, all within a short distance.

  • Courtesy Of Tourism Northern Ireland

    Armagh Observatory and Planetarium

    One of the leading astronomy centres in the UK and Ireland, Armagh Observatory and Planetarium offers an engaging visitor experience with interactive exhibits, immersive dome shows and beautiful parkland grounds, making it a fascinating attraction for families and space enthusiasts.

  • courtesy of Visit Armagh

    St Patrick’s RC Cathedral

    One of the most striking landmarks in the city, St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral is renowned for its impressive Gothic architecture, beautiful stained glass and rich history. Sitting high above the city, it offers visitors a chance to explore an important part of Ireland’s religious heritage.

  • courtesy of Visit Armagh

    St Patrick’s COI Cathedral

    Built on the site where St Patrick is believed to have founded his first church in 445 AD, St Patrick’s Church of Ireland Cathedral is steeped in history and tradition. As the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland, Armagh’s cathedral welcomes visitors to discover centuries of heritage and architecture.

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    Armagh Georgian City Centre

    Known for its elegant Georgian architecture and tree-lined streets, Armagh’s city centre is perfect for exploring on foot. Visitors can enjoy historic buildings, independent shops, cafés and cultural landmarks that showcase the charm and heritage of this unique city.

  • Images courtesy of Navan Centre & Fort

    Navan Centre & Fort

    The Navan Centre & Fort is one of Ireland’s most important ancient archaeological sites and the legendary capital of Ulster in Irish mythology. The visitor centre features interactive exhibitions and walking trails that bring the region’s myths, legends and ancient history to life.