"Excellent stay in a beautiful setting! The staff was outstanding and the room was excellent. I walked to the Dark Hedges since I’m a GOT fan - great experience in every way!"
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As if the undulating Irish countryside wasn’t magical enough, close to the town of Ballymoney you can treat yourself to a magical and mysterious moment with a visit to the Dark Hedges. This breathtaking avenue of gnarled beech trees lines the Bregagh Road close to the village of Armoy in County Antrim.
Explore the great outdoors at Joey Dunlop Memorial Garden, a lovely green space in Ballymoney. Stroll along the area's seaside or simply savour its top-notch restaurants.
Explore the great outdoors at Benvarden Garden, a lovely green space in Ballymoney. Stroll along the area's seaside or simply savour its top-notch restaurants.
"Had excellent stay with my family! It close to the town and all the attractions. Breakfast was delicious, cant rate the restaurant as we were out sight seeing but handy to have if we were looking food near by. All and all great place to stay "
"We arrived early as we were going to the golf at Portrush. Alexandra checked us in and she was fantastic , helpful and welcoming . She couldn’t haven’t been more accommodating .
When we returned that night, even though the restaurant was extremely busy , she went out of her way to welcome us back and show us to our room .
We had great service in the restaurant and the food was delicious.
We would definitely stay here again and would recommend the hotel to anyone
A great stay ! "
Marcus Hotel Portrush, Tapestry Collection By Hilton
6/10 Okay
"The accommodation is well finished and the staff pleasant. We had booked a room with a sofa bed which had not been made up so we were moved to a family room which had two beds but very little room around them.
We had to leave a day early as my mother was admitted to hospital but the hotel would not approve a partial refund.
The breakfast was fine.
I think this hotel is lovely but not really ideal for families. "
"Absolutely delighted to have found Prospect house, esp as a solo traveller. Alva and her team were kind, warm, friendly and made me feel welcome. The house was very familiar and homely.
The room was cosy and very comfortable bed. Slept soundly. Had a kettle in my room and welcome biscuits :)
Breakfast was delicious and cooked fresh to order every day. No mean feat!
I was pleasantly surprised to discover my bin was changed & fresh towels each day as wasnt expecting that on such a short trip.
Awesome location and walkable to everything. Great beaches, bars, scenic highlights and the high street all nearby.
Would strongly recommend. "
"The most breathtaking place I have ever stayed. Must explore all around this cottage! I could eat breakfast lunch and dinner at Roark's Kitchen. Mussels at fullerton arms were a family favorite! And must try the seafood chowder at carrick-a-rede! "
The most popular time to visit Ballybogy is during the summer months, particularly July. At this time, the weather is pleasantly warm, typically ranging from 15 to 20 degrees Celsius, creating an ideal backdrop for exploring the beautiful surrounding countryside and indulging in outdoor activities.
During the peak season from July to August, Ballybogy attracts a lively influx of visitors eager to experience the charm of Northern Ireland. This is an excellent opportunity for those who enjoy hiking, cycling, or simply soaking in the stunning landscapes. The vibrant greenery and blooming wildflowers make this area particularly picturesque, great for leisurely walks or picnics in the scenic parks nearby.
Families and couples will appreciate the variety of local events and festivals that often take place in July, offering a chance to connect with the community and immerse yourselves in the rich culture of the region. This month also features longer daylight hours, allowing for extended exploration of the nearby attractions, including the breathtaking Causeway Coast and the iconic Giant's Causeway.
For those looking for a more budget-friendly option, consider visiting in late September or early October. This period typically sees fewer tourists, allowing for a more tranquil experience while still enjoying the beautiful autumn foliage.
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