Ash Rowan

On a quiet, tree-lined street in a residential neighborhood, this four-story Victorian house near Queen's University was once the home of Thomas Andrews, a designer of the Titanic who went down with the ship. Owner Evelyn Hazlett has outfitted it with country-style furnishings, family heirlooms, and antiques, along with bouquets of fresh flowers from the garden. Beds are exceptionally firm and dressed in fine Irish linens. The mood here is relaxed, with morning papers and late breakfasts. The rates include a choice of nine breakfasts, including the "Ulster fry" (scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, kippers), or vegetarian options, such as flambéed mushrooms. The location is a short stroll into the city center

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