Cathedral Quarter Apartments, in the heart of Derry's city walls, provide centrally located, thoughtfully designed, and comfortably furnished self-catering accommodation.
THE APARTMENTS
Each floor of our carefully renovated building on the corner of Derry’s historic Pump Street has been converted into a charming one-bedroom, self-catering apartment sleeping up to four guests.
Named after streets in the Cathedral Quarter, The Ferryquay Suite, The London Room and The Bishop’s Snug, each combine calming colours and luxurious design with all the practical provisions you’ll need for the perfect stay in our vibrant city.
Each apartment offers a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with walk-in shower, king-size bedroom, large sofa bed, smart TV and complimentary WiFi throughout.
THE CATHEDRAL QUARTER
Located in Derry’s picturesque Cathedral Quarter, our apartments are nestled in a community of creatives. Comprising Pump, London, Bishop and Ferryquay Streets, the Cathedral Quarter hosts a wealth of boutique shops, salons and eateries, including our very own Joe Jackson’s – homemade Irish ice cream, coffee, crepes and desserts on the ground floor of 1 Pump Street (where guests can enjoy a free welcome coffee!)
St. Columb's Cathedral, at the top of Pump Street, is the oldest building in the city, with beautiful stained glass windows and artworks of historical interest, alongside fascinating artefacts, monuments and records pertaining to The Siege of Derry.
VISITOR ATTRACTIONS
Derry is a small, walkable city and Cathedral Quarter Apartments are on the doorstep of all the attractions, including Ireland’s only fully-intact walled city, filming locations from the Derry Girls TV show, galleries, museums, restaurants, pubs, bars, live music and theatre, as well as the city's festival highlights, including Derry Halloween Festival, City of Derry Jazz Festival, Celtronic, Carnival of Colours, the Foyle Cup and more.
CERTIFIED ACCOMMODATION
Cathedral Quarter Apartments has been certified as self-catering tourist accommodation by Tourism Northern Ireland.