Bed & Breakfast in Antrim

Beechcroft

43 Belfast Road
Ballyclare
BT39 9TZ
028 93352334

Beechcroft is a lovely country house situated in a tranquil location with wonderful views of the countryside.

A warm and friendly welcome greets guests who will receive excellent accommodation and cuisine.

There is a choice of guest bedrooms, one double ensuite with shower and two twin ensuite with shower, which are comfortably furnished to a high standard and have tea/coffee making facilities and colour television.

There is a comfortable and spacious television lounge for guests to relax in.

The spacious dining room welcomes you in the morning to a choice of home cooked breakfast dishes to suit all tastes.

Beechcroft is an ideal choice for guests who enjoy outdoor activities, including golfing, angling, cycling, tennis, horse-riding, and watersports as well as hiking and walking along some beautiful scenic coastal and countryside paths.

There are also many places of historical interest and attractions, including, Carrick-A-Rede-Rope-Bridge, the Glens of Antrim and Giants Causeway in the surrounding area.

Please contact for further details and bookings.

Torr Brae

77 Torr Road, Torr Head
Ballycastle
BT54 6RQ
028 20769625

A warm and friendly welcome awaits guests to Torr Brae, a beautiful family farmhouse situated near Torr Head on the scenic route between Ballycastle and Cushendun and boasts panoramic views of Torr Head and the Mull of Kintyre, which is only 12 miles across the sea.

Guests can be assured of excellent accommodation and cuisine in comfortable surroundings.

Enjoy a choice of breakfast menus with a varied selection of cereals, porridge, fruit juice, and freshly brewed coffee which will get you in the mood for a leisurely breakfast of either the famous "full Irish" or choose from the many other options available.

There are spectacular sea views and you can relax and watch the beauty of the sea and the many boats and ships passing by and you may be surprised by a sub marine suddenly appearing up into your view.

Other facilities include private off road car parking, cot and high chair available, ironing facilities available on request.

There is a spacious television lounge to relax in and all guest bedrooms are furnished to a high standard and have tea/coffee making facilities with ensuite bathrooms including toiletries.

Torr Brae is an ideal base for touring the North Coast of Ireland and for guests who enjoy visiting places of historical interest and attractions; The Ruins of Dunluce Castle, A Rede Rope Bridge, the Glens of Antrim and Giants Causeway are all close by.

There are also many outdoor activities in the area, including golfing, angling, tennis, cycling, horse-riding, sea fishing and watersports as well as hiking/walking along the beautiful coastal paths, including Fairhead, Kinane Castle and Murlough Bay, which are all close by.

Please contact for further details and bookings, or visit the website.

Fragrens

34 Quay Road
Ballycastle
BT54 6BH
028 20762168

A warm and friendly welcome greets guests to this 18th Century family home which is situated within walking distance of the beach, ferry terminal and golf course.

The accommodation is spacious and comfortably furnished.

Guest bedrooms are decorated and furnished to a very high standard and have television and tea/coffee making facilities.

Breakfast is served in the conservatory and there is a choice of delicious home cooked fayre to suit all dietary requirements, with cereals, fruit juices and hot beverages.

Fragrens is the perfect choice for guests who enjoy visiting places of interest and attractions; A Rede Rope Bridge, the Glens of Antrim and Giants Causeway are near by.

There are many outdoor activities in the area, including golfing, angling, cycling, horse-riding and watersports as well as hiking along the panoramic countryside and coastal paths, including Fairhead, Kinane Castle and Murlough Bay, which are all close by.

Please contact for further details and bookings.

Corratavey

40 Quay Road
Ballycastle
BT54 6BH
028 20762845

Corratavey is a lovely Victorian home which has recently been refurbished and is run by a really friendly couple who offer a warm welcome to all guests assuring a relaxing, enjoyable stay with excellent accommodation and cuisine in comfortable surroundings.

Mowi sie po polsku (Polish is spoken)
Man spricht Deutsch - ein bisschen (German is spoken - a little)
On parle en francais - un peu (French is spoken - a little)

There are five guest bedrooms which are furnished and decorated to a high standard: one twin en-suite, two double en-suite, one family room and one twin room with a shared bathroom (which are ideal for families or groups).

There is a choice of delicious breakfast dishes available to suit all tastes including,

Vegan
Vegetarian
Special diets

which are catered for by prior arrangement and served in the airy breakfast room. There is a spacious guest lounge to relax in.

Corratavey is an ideal choice for guests who enjoy outdoor activities, including golfing, angling, tennis, cycling, horse-riding, sea fishing and watersports as well as hiking and walking along some beautiful coastal paths, including Fairhead, Kinbane Castle and Murlough Bay, which are all close by.

There are also many places of historical interest and attractions to visit in the surrounding area; Carrick-a-Rede-Rope-Bridge, the Glens of Antrim, the Ruins of Dunluce Castle, Old Bushmills Distillery and the Giants Causeway.

Please contact for further details and bookings.

Clare House

33 Whitepark Road
Ballycastle
BT54 6LL
028 20763889

A warm and friendly welcome awaits visitors to this family run guest house, which is situated in a peaceful location, close to the beach and shops.

All guest bedrooms are comfortably furnished and decorated to a high standard and have television and tea/coffee making facilities.

There is a spacious television lounge and dining room, with a varied choice of home cooked breakfasts.

There are many places of historical interest and attractions in the surrounding area, including Old Bushmills Distillery, Carrick a Rede Rope Bridge, the Glens of Antrim and Giants Causeway.

This is an ideal choice for guests who enjoy outdoor activities, including golfing, angling, tennis, cycling, horse-riding, and watersports as well as hiking and walking along some beautiful coastal paths.

Please contact for further information and bookings, or visit the website.

Beechwood Bed and Breakfast

9 Beechwood Avenue
Ballycastle
BT54 6BL
028 20763631

Beechwood is a newly renovated bungalow offering a warm and friendly welcome to visitors to this family run B&B accommodation, which is nestled in mature gardens in a peaceful location, close to the beach and ferries.

All bedrooms are furnished to a high standard with tea/coffee making facilities.

There is a comfortable television lounge and dining room, with a choice of home cooked breakfast dishes to suit all tastes.

There are many places of historical interest and attractions, including, Carrick-a-Rede-Rope-Bridge, the Glens of Antrim, Ruins of Dunluce Castle and the Giants Causeway in the surrounding area.

Please contact for further details and bookings.

Ardaghmore

35 North Street
Ballycastle
BT54 6BP
028 20763329

Ardaghmore is an elegant Victorian house with a wonderful location on the sea front with panoramic views of Rathlin Island, Mull of Kintyre and Fairhead and is only two minutes away from the beach.

A warm and friendly welcome awaits guests who can be assured of excellent accommodation and cuisine in comfortable surroundings.

There is a choice of three guest bedrooms, two ensuite and one with private bathroom. All decorated and furnished to a high standard, with colour television and tea/coffee making facilities.

Guests will be offered a choice of freshly cooked breakfast dishes including a traditional Irish Fry, with a choice of cereals, juices and hot beverages.

There is a no smoking policy in the house for the comfort of all guests.

This is an ideal choice for guests who enjoy visiting places of historical interest and attractions; Carrick-a-Rede-Rope-Bridge, the Glens of Antrim and Giants Causeway are all close by.

There are many outdoor activities in the area, including golfing, angling, tennis, cycling, horse-riding and watersports as well as hiking along the panoramic coastal paths, including Fairhead, Kinane Castle and Murlough Bay, which are all close by.

Please contact for further details and bookings, or visit the website.

Whitepark House

150 Whitepark Bay
Ballintoy
BT54 6NH
028 20731482

A really warm and friendly welcome greets guests to this wonderful country house which is nestled in a tranquil location above the beautiful Whitepark Bay.

The accommodation and cuisine are excellent and guest bedrooms are spacious and comfortably furnished to a high standard.

A hearty breakfast, professionally prepared using fresh local produce, is served in the dining room and a vegetarian menu is available.

This is a perfect choice for guests who enjoy visiting places of historical interest and attractions as the Glens of Antrim and Giants Causeway are near by.

There are many outdoor activities, including golfing, angling, cycling, horse riding and water sports, or hiking along some of the scenic coastal and countryside paths in the surrounding area.

Please contact for further details and bookings.

Portcampley Bed & Breakfast

8 Harbour Road
Ballintoy
BT54 6NA
028 20768200

A truly warm and friendly welcome awaits you at this traditional Irish Cottage which was once the Donnelly family farm.

Although recently renovated it retains it's 'olde' world charm and is an ideal base for visitors who enjoy walking and touring, as the Causeway Coast and Glens, Ballitoy Harbour and Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge are all close by.

As well as being conveniently close for fishing, water sports, cycling, hiking and golfing activities.

Situated on a hill above the harbour it enjoys some spectacularly beautiful panaoramic views of Whitepark Bay, Rathin Island and the Scottish Coastline and Islands.

All bedrooms are en-suite and meals are prepared using fresh locally grown produce and can be enjoyed in the dining room.

There is also a spacious television lounge for the enjoyment of guests to relax in.

Please contact Liam and Megan Donnelly for further details and bookings.

Knocksoughey House

Knocksoughey House
122 Whitepark Road, Ballintoy
Ballintoy
BT54 6LS
028 20762967

This charming chalet bungalow is located on the outskirts of Ballintoy Village and is situated on an elevated site with outstanding views overlooking the Giants Causeway.

Guests will enjoy a warm and friendly welcome and can be assured of excellent food and accommodation in peaceful surroundings.

All guest bedrooms are en-suite, comfortably furnished, with modern facilities and there is a spacious guest lounge and dining room.

The Carrick-a-Rede-Rope bridge is close by and this an ideal place to stay for visitors who enjoy visiting places of historical interest and attractions, or participating in outdoor activities including, golfing, angling, horse riding, cycling and water sports.

There are also lovely scenic coastal and countryside paths in the surrounding area to walk or cycle along whilst sight-seeing amongst some specacular panoramic views.

Self catering accommodation is also available with wonderful sea views.

Please contact for further details and bookings.

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Bed & Breakfast in Antrim