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Glendale is a family-run bed and breakfast located on the A2, the famous Coast Road, in the picturesque village of Cushendall, 6.1 mi away from Glenariffe Waterfalls and Forest Park. We had a lovely reception! The room is charming and cozy and the shower is really good! Mary is a very kind hostess! The breakfast is amazing!
Just a few minutes’ walk from the beach and a cliff path that overlooks Red Bay and the Mull of Kintyre, and an hour’s drive from Belfast, this B&B offers free Wi-Fi and free parking on site. It was clean, there was a small common room for us to use with a sofa, chair and tv. It overlooked the street. It was great. The hospitality was phenomenal. Pat greeted us and led us to our rooms where he showed us how to use the lights, tv remotes, open/close windows etc. Pat also provided us with a binder that contained names of pubs, shops, places of interest in surrounding areas and much more. It was the best welcome we had during our two week trip. After a day traveling it was the perfect place to spend the evening and next morning. I highly recommend it.
Located among Glenariff’s scenic countryside, this bed and breakfast has rooms with beautiful valley views. Waterfoot’s sandy beach is just 7 minutes’ walk away. Easy to find, beautiful views of the mountains, the proprietors were so kind and helpful!
Garron View is a family-run award-winning bed and breakfast offering modern rooms and free Wi-Fi, set among beautiful views of Antrim’s coast and farmland. We loved the quiet location and views. Rooms were newly redecorated and well appointed.
This award-winning, family-run bed and breakfast offers panoramic views of the Antrim Glens, generous breakfasts, and elegant bedrooms. Super lodgings. Jim went the extra mile and Olivia has a wonderful touch as a hostess. Dont go by this option if possible. Bernard
Tower view apartment 2 offers accommodations in Cushendall, 6 miles from Glenariff Forest Park and 7 miles from Glenariff Forest. This apartment also has free WiFi. Highly recommended - apartment was beautifully decorated - host was friendly - loved it all - will be back!
Providing water sports facilities, 1 Bayview provides accommodations in Glenariff. Free WiFi is provided. Margaret, the owner, is great and very hospitable. Margaret made us feel very welcomed - so much so we bought her a Tub of Hagan Dass ice ream to say thank you (she doesn't like chocolate LOL) Great Sea view and a very professional establishment
Featuring a garden, Applewood Heights has accommodations in Glenariff with free WiFi and sea views. This vacation home provides accommodations with a patio.
Located in Glenariff, 31 miles from Antrim, GlenHaven Holidays has barbecue facilities and free WiFi. Amazing stay in a gorgeous area! The owners are exceptional and extremely friendly and welcoming. Our room was huge and the shower was fabulous. The fact that we got a tour of the farm and learned about farming in Ireland...that was priceless! We enjoyed the Dexter meat we got from the nearby market and the BBQ worked perfectly. The location is outstanding and we hope to return. Thanks so much for sharing your piece of paradise with others!
Located in Cushendun, 2.5 miles from Cushendun Caves, Glenn Eireann House has accommodations with free WiFi and a garden. Friendliness of Sue (Proprietor) who couldn’t do enough to ensure we had a pleasant stay.
It was a great base of operations for our day trip to Giant's Causeway. The town is a small town, which for us was just right. We cooked in the kitchen at our accommodation, which was great, and after eating out at other parts of our trip, it was nice to cook meals for ourselves at our lodging. I would recommend that people stay at this location for at least two nights, it's easy to get to Cushendall from Belfast, and it works great to take a day trip and go up the coast to the Giant's causeway. Make sure to swing by the Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge as well. For Game of Thrones fans: we ran into 3 different filming sites without even trying, so I am sure this would work well as a base of operations for tourists interested in GoT as well.
What an adorable little town! We walked from our B&B into town for dinner the first night and ate at Harry's, which was fabulous! The second night we had a yummy pizza at The Pepper Mill. Catty corner to The Pepper Mill is a little dvd rental shop that also sold candy and ice cream, and we had the CREAMIEST white chocolate ice cream I've ever had in my life. So delicious! I also had need to visit a pharmacist while here, due to getting bitten by sand fleas or something of the like on the Donegal coast a few nights before. Nothing major, just had annoying itchiness on my arms and legs that was driving me nuts. The pharmacist at Gillan Chemists, right next to the Pepper Mill, helped me out with a cream that did the trick. Super friendly! Overall, this town is full of such wonderfully warm people. It was also a great base of operations to hit Northern Ireland's must-sees, such as the rope bride, Giant's Causeway, Glenariff Forest Park, Dunluce Castle, and the like.
Rose was a great host, very friendly and helpful. The location is beautiful and we had a lovely walk up the waterfalls in the Glenariff Forest Park up the road. We had the family room, which was big, light and comfortable. As a big open water swimming fan I chose the place partly because the sea is less than a 10min walk away. I had a dip each morning and it seemed very safe and calm. It was a great base for touring around the coast to the Giant's Causeway etc and we found good eating options a 10min drive away in Cushendall.
We loved the location. We really appreciated the warmth of the people in the town of Cushendall. The full kitchen was wonderful, as was the living room. It was such a relaxing location. We wanted to stay away from the city, and this was such a great escape. It was not too difficult to find once we had the directions from the host. I would definitely recommend it for anyone who wants to drive along the coast to the Giant's Causeway as a day trip.
Stayed here over Xmas can only say it was amazing - great location - short walk to beach - sea view - short walk to village - the cottage was kitted out with everything you could need for a comfortable stay - restaurants,shops and bars so near - very quiet location
Wonderful stay. Host & family are outstanding. So friendly, helpful & welcoming. Another place in Northern Ireland where we wished we had more time to enjoy. Personal service, breakfast, and the farm animals were all above expectations.
Our hosts were helpful in recommending a restaurant in town and especially with an idea of where to park. We took a scenic drive based on their recommendation as well. Cushendall is a cute little town and well worth a visit.
Perfect for the three of us with having two bedrooms - saved booking two hotel rooms. Great location for visiting the areas we wanted to.
Location, comfortable, loads of room, everything we needed, host very friendly. Would def return if staying in cushendall again
Very central,clean and an excellent breakfast.Owners very knowledgeable about local restaurants and noteworthy places to visit.
The lovely views from the house over looking the beautiful cushendall
very handy for two good restaurants
everything suited our needs even the weather even though we had a hire car we took to walking into the town and back, (30mins walk) there was tea coffee and milk provided, (this might seem natural but I have travelled recently and found that not to be the case in more expensive properties). Noreen couldn't have been more helpful and I would expect to return there next year.
The house was very clean, family friendly and comfortable. Thank you Joan and Andy for made us very welcome leaving some milk, butter and sweets. We had a brilliant stay and hope to see you all soon!
The beautiful quiet location, Noula the gracious hostess, spacious room, delicious breakfast all made for a very relaxing overnight stop. The local restaurant Harry’s was excellent too.
