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New city hotel plans lodged



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Published Date: 05 September 2008
PLANS to build Princes Street's first new hotel in more than 50 years were submitted yesterday.
The site – opposite West Princes Street Gardens – will house 100 bedrooms as well as a glass- fronted department store.

It is understood fashion giant New Look has already agreed to occupy the three-storey building.

Belfast-based developer Deramore Property Group lodged the planning application after months of discussions.

The last hotel built on the street was the Mount Royal in 1955.





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