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Newcastle
152 hotels
Newry
86 hotels
Bangor
82 hotels
Hillsborough
29 hotels
Newtownards
14 hotels
Rostrevor
25 hotels
Downpatrick
21 hotels
Portaferry
16 hotels
Kilkeel
31 hotels
Banbridge
9 hotels
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The Lough & Quay Accommodation
Located in Warrenpoint and within a 6-minute walk of Warrenpoint Beach, The Lough & Quay Accommodation has a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi.
Hillyard House Hotel
Located in Castlewellan and with The Belfast Empire Music Hall reachable within 29 miles, Hillyard House Hotel provides a shared lounge, allergy-free rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a...
Flagstaff Lodge
Located in Newry, Flagstaff Lodge features free private parking. The hotel has a sun terrace and views of the mountains, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant or a drink at the bar.
Clandeboye Lodge Hotel
With a contemporary design and a cozy atmosphere, Clandeboye Lodge is just 5 minutes’ drive from Bangor. There are beautiful landscaped sculpture gardens and the stylish rooms have free Wi-Fi.
The Old Inn
Perched in the village of Crawfordsburn with fabulous views of the country park, The Old Inn is the perfect rural retreat, located just 10 minutes from Belfast and 5 minutes from the seaside town of...
Boutique Stays at 56
Boutique Stays at 56 is located in Newtownards, 13 miles from The Belfast Empire Music Hall and 4.9 miles from Clandeboye Estate.
Canal Court
This 4-star hotel with a recreational complex is located on Merchants Quay in the center of the city, convenient for all the city activities, pubs bars and restaurants.
Mourne Country Hotel
On the outskirts of the vibrant city of Newry, Morne Country Hotel offers high-quality accommodations, with a restaurant, bar. Rooms with attached bathroom are complemented by free on-site parking.
The Portaferry Hotel
Located 28 miles from SSE Arena, Belfast, The Portaferry Hotel offers 3-star accommodations in Portaferry and has a bar.
Avoca Hotel
Located in Newcastle and with Newcastle Beach reachable within a few steps, Avoca Hotel has concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi throughout the property and a restaurant.
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Down County's best hotels with breakfast
Kilmorey Arms Hotel
Hotel in KilkeelBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.6Excellent - What previous guests thought, 334 reviewsLocated in Kilkeel, 30 miles from Carlingford Castle, Kilmorey Arms Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
From $203.38 per nightMillbrook Lodge
Hotel in BallynahinchBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.7Excellent - What previous guests thought, 238 reviewsLocated in Ballynahinch, 16 miles from The Belfast Empire Music Hall, Millbrook Lodge has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
From $147.79 per nightLa Mon Hotel & Country Club
Hotel in CastlereaghBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.2Very Good - What previous guests thought, 425 reviewsWith a peaceful, tranquil location in the Castlereagh Hills, surrounded by the beautiful countryside of County Down, this 4-star hotel features luxury accommodations and great relaxation and leisure...
From $189.82 per nightStrangford Arms Hotel
Hotel in NewtownardsBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 7.8Good - What previous guests thought, 619 reviewsJust 20 minutes from the center of Belfast, The Strangford Arms is a renovated Victorian hotel, offering elegant rooms and free private parking.
From $154.36 per nightOne Shore Street
Hotel in DonaghadeeBreakfast optionsFeaturing 5-star accommodations, One Shore Street is located in Donaghadee, 17 miles from The Waterfront Hall and 18 miles from The Belfast Empire Music Hall.
From $305.61 per nightThe Old Inn
Hotel in CrawfordsburnBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.1Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 474 reviewsPerched in the village of Crawfordsburn with fabulous views of the country park, The Old Inn is the perfect rural retreat, located just 10 minutes from Belfast and 5 minutes from the seaside town of...
From $257.61 per nightCanal Court
Hotel in NewryBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.8Excellent - What previous guests thought, 1,027 reviewsThis 4-star hotel with a recreational complex is located on Merchants Quay in the center of the city, convenient for all the city activities, pubs bars and restaurants.
From $230.49 per nightThe Portaferry Hotel
Hotel in PortaferryBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 8.3Very Good - What previous guests thought, 154 reviewsLocated 28 miles from SSE Arena, Belfast, The Portaferry Hotel offers 3-star accommodations in Portaferry and has a bar.
From $115.25 per night
Budget hotels in Down County
Rooms@Mourne
Hotel in DundrumCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 8.1Very Good - What previous guests thought, 563 reviewsRooms@Mourne is located in Dundrum, 26 miles from The Belfast Empire Music Hall and 30 miles from The Waterfront Hall.
From $107.38 per nightThe Whistledown Hotel
Hotel in WarrenpointCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 8.7Excellent - What previous guests thought, 341 reviewsEnjoying the beautiful scenery of Carlingford Lough and the Morne Mountains, Warrenpoint’s Whistledown Hotel provides luxurious accommodations 1 hour’s drive from Belfast.
From $237.27 per night- Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.4Very Good - What previous guests thought, 73 reviews
Located in Newcastle, 1.5 miles from Newcastle Beach, Burrendale Hotel Country Club & Spa has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Kings Inn
Hotel in CastlewellanCheap hotelScored out of 10, guest rating 10.0Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 1 reviewFeaturing a restaurant and a bar, Kings Inn is located in Castlewellan, 30 miles from The Belfast Empire Music Hall and 30 miles from Carlingford Castle.
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My Wife and I eat out on 2evenings Mahera Inn.and Docs...
My Wife and I eat out on 2evenings Mahera Inn.and Docs Restaurant in Newcastle the Meals were very good and we were very satisfied Then our Ice cream in Mauds then our walk along the front and back to Golf Links HouseGuest review byDavidUnited Kingdom - 8.0
The little town Camlough we stayed in was really lovely and...
The little town Camlough we stayed in was really lovely and you can walk around it's shops easily as they are close together. Great variety of places to eat and a large nisa extra convenient store. Being a coffee lover, I never seen as many signs advertising coffee available along our traveling route it was amazing but such a tease as you can't be having coffee pit stops every 5 minutes or my partner would just leave me out by one of the coffee trailers for the whole day by myself lol.Guest review byNoeleen - 8.0
If the weather had been better we would have visited the...
If the weather had been better we would have visited the nearby beaches. There are plenty of supermarkets and a shopping mall too. We visited the 10 pin bowling alley, which was just perfect for a rainy day. The coastal drive is good and it isn't far from Cultra where the Ulster Folk and Transport Museums are located. These are definitely worth a visit. We ate at Bryansburn Inn. It wasn't too busy, the food was fabulous and at a very reasonable price.Guest review byKathrynUnited Kingdom - 10.0
We spent most of our time in Belfast city centre so only had...
We spent most of our time in Belfast city centre so only had a couple of hours to look around hillsborough. We didn’t realise the royal connection and I would have liked to visit the castle and the grounds. We had a short walk in the forest and the lake to find the fort and a stroll through the village. There were lots of nice cafes but we didn’t have chance to visit any.Guest review byNatalieUnited Kingdom - 8.0
The location was close to amenities in Belfast as well as...
The location was close to amenities in Belfast as well as the surrounding countryside and coast. We visited National Trust properties Mount Stewart and Castle Ward and some lovely coastal towns such as Bangor and DonaghadeeGuest review byCooperUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Rostrevor is a must for anyone visiting Ireland......it is a...
Rostrevor is a must for anyone visiting Ireland......it is a magical village set against the backdrop of the Mourne Mountains and on the shores of beautiful Carlingford Lough. It is so peaceful and idyllic and offers a perfect mix of tradition, culinary delights, talented artists and good craic! As the song goes......"if you ever go across the sea to Ireland"......make sure you visit RostrevorGuest review bySiobhanUnited Kingdom - 8.0
The St. Patrick Cathedral is marvelous and the St.
The St. Patrick Cathedral is marvelous and the St. Pat Centre is quite informative. We really enjoyed the walk to the Balleynoe Stone Circle. If we returned the Mourned would be interesting to explore. They loom in the proximity abd are quire lovely.Guest review byLEONARDUnited States - 8.0
LIVENS UP A BIT DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS AND PUBS /...
LIVENS UP A BIT DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS AND PUBS / RESTAURANTS DO WELL OPENING WED - SUN., MANY CLOSING MON TUE. LOTS OF HISTORY GOING BACK TO VIKINGS AND BEFORE. ATE IN THE SALTHOUSE AT PORTAFERRY SAILING CLUB WHICH WAS FULLY BOOKED. EXCELLENT QUALITY AND QUANTITY, AND VERY DECENT PRICING COMPARED TO MANY. A COUPLE OF COFFEE SHOPS , THE PORTAFERRY HOTEL, SEVERAL GOOD PUBS. SHORE LINE IS FAIRLY FLAT AND THEN FOLLOW EITHER FERRY ST OR CASTLE ST (UP HILL) TOWARDS THE TOWN SQUARE - EUROSPAR / WINEMARK / MARKET HOUSE / SHOPS / BUTCHERS / CHIP SHOPS / PUBS. FROM THE SQUARE TAKE THE LEFT ST PAST FIDDLERS PUB FURTHER UP CHURCH ST TO COACH INN (SANDS) THEN TO THE RIGHT, UP ANN ST TO LOCAL CLINIC.Guest review byMarkUnited Kingdom - 10.0
Quiet area in the hillside.
Quiet area in the hillside. Olivia helpfulness and good communication throughout our stay. Her generosity in providing milk, tea, butter, treats etc. The warm, cosy, beautifully decorated apartment. Comfortable beds. Spotless space. Wonderful views. Lots of intersting information leaflets on the local area and guided walks.Guest review byanneIreland - 10.0
A beautiful town, possibly the cleanest town I have ever...
A beautiful town, possibly the cleanest town I have ever visited! Lots of lovely furniture shops in the town to stroll around, lovely cafes (and hairdressers!). We went to Harrys Bar to watch a Rugby game and from the minute we walked in the door we got a lovely welcome by the staff. We were seated in the restaurant at the back of the bar and had absolutely gorgeous food and then moved to the bar for the game and some live music later! Every person we met was warm and welcoming and we strolled back to our hotel full and happy! Will definitely visit again!Guest review byGemserIreland
