4* Maldron Hotel Derry Stay: Breakfast & Dinner for 2

If your latest jolly jaunt calls for a vibrant city break rich in culture and style, don't look past this escape, packed with comfort, tasty cuisine and calm...

We're offering you an overnight stay for two people with breakfast and dinner from €129, saving you up to 25% off the 4* Maldron Derry Hotel's prices.

4* Maldron Derry Hotel

Based in the heart of Derry City, the 4* Maldron Hotel is nestled within the 17th-century city walls. Ideally located just a stone's throw away from the city's main shopping district and tourist attractions, you'll be surrounded by rich culture throughout your delightful stay. With today's deal, you'll enjoy an overnight stay for two people in one of the hotel's double or twin rooms. Each bright and spacious room offers sleek decor, crisp white linen, an en suite, TV, tea and coffee-making facilities and Wi-Fi access - the perfect base for your exciting escape. All that relaxing got you working up an appetite? Well, fear not, because with this deal you'll also indulge in a mouth-watering main course each evening, served at the hotel restaurant - with only the freshest, locally sourced produce contributing to your meal. Whatever you decide, a full Irish breakfast will await you in the morning.

Derry, Ulster

Your convenient city-centre location puts Derry's highlights right on your doorstep, with the 400-year-old city walls circling a settlement packed with both heritage and contemporary buzz. The walls themselves make for an excellent start to your sightseeing and offer plenty of angles to take in the city. Stroll the ramparts and learn all about the sieges they’ve withstood. For more recent history, check out the striking Bogside Murals and the Free Derry Museum which each push civil rights and equality. Greenery is also in generous supply; wander the pretty St Columb’s Park, the wilder Ness Country Park, or hop aboard the Derry-Coleraine Railway for stunning coastal views that run over 50km! Once the stars come up, there’s no shortage of high-quality restaurants and welcoming pubs to keep the good times rolling.