Ness Wood

It was fine, comfortable bed, decent room etc, and an actual bath, which was great. However, it felt somehow a bit odd and unofficial in its atmosphere. As if it hadn’t completely changed from being just a local pub, and the (nice) staff hadn’t really trained in the hotel business. I’d stay there again though.

Roe Valley as it is now is 5 star for families and golfers. Spacious rooms, attentive staff & plenty of activities to keep youngsters occupied rain or shine. But it’s not a Spa Resort for couples just yet - although with the amount of investment and upgrading going on as part of its refurbishments I’m confident it’s going to be amazing for everyone to rival its partner hotel the Galgorm. That said, we had 4 wonderful days there exploring the Causeway coast for which it’s perfectly situated, and the Fratellis evening meals were delicious and good value. The breakfast was off the scale amazing so other than some adult only spaces & a rethink of the bedroom storage space we can’t fault our stay here.