Came here last weekend to visit friends who were staying here. I wish i had booked here! But you…read morehave to reserve a room here well in advance, this place is seriously popular, and for good reason. The house and grounds are beautiful; and the interior is just gorgeous. All high ceilings and space and loveliness and cleanliness; it's much more like a hotel than a B&B. Sharon and Dave are very welcoming and i loved the little touches; proper toiletries, tea and free chocolate upon arrival, beautiful accessories in the bedrooms. The bathrooms are large and luxurious. They have obviously put a great deal of thought into what makes a great place to stay. It's worth going to Portrush just to come here. Oh and no children. Bliss.

We stayed at the Shola Coach House, Lilac en-suite, in late summer 2015. (We apologize for the…read moredelayed review.) Across our family, we've stayed in accommodations across three continents for 30+ years, including many B&Bs. This was in the top five ever. Clean and spacious accommodations, delicious breakfast, helpful host. You made our visit that much more special. Thanks!

It's an ok bed and breakfast. Breakfast very slow. Not sure why it's called game of thrones…read more Reserved 2 room and paid for two rooms 4 months in advance. They only had one room reserved. Breakfast was tiny. Nothing like the pictures they show you. To top it off, Fire alarm went off in middle of "breakfast "

Came here last weekend. TripAdvisor has a lot to answer for, placing this B&B so high up on their…read moreratings. It is very basic, about 2 star accommodation. The decor is old and tired. The breakfast is passable. The owners were friendly enough and warmed up gradually over the weekend. But don't come here. Pay €10 more a night and go to Shola's Coach House.

From the owner: Welcome to Aaranmore Lodge, located in Portrush, the premier tourist destination on Northern…read moreIreland's Causeway Coast and home of the world-renowned Royal Portrush Golf Club. Aaranmore Lodge offers superior accommodation and hospitality in its newly refurbished guest rooms and spacious extension. It offers off-street parking and is easily accessed from its convenient situation on the main A29 from Coleraine to Portrush close to its junction with the A2 Coast road, Portstewart to Bushmills, Giant's Causeway and beyond. It's unique position makes it the ideal choice for exploring and enjoying the beauty and attractions of the Causeway Coast, while its close proximity to Royal Portrush, (on the A2), attracts an ever expanding golfing clientele from around the world. The business traveller is catered for with internet access and fax facilities. Pubs, restaurants and entertainment are within walking distance. Aaranmore Lodge extends a warm welcome to guests from all parts of the world,

This nondescript semi-Georgian facade, one of the first in a long row of many similar looking…read moreresidences opposite a modest commercial harbour, hides a very comfortable, eclectically appointed reception area where you are greeted warmly and helpfully by the proprietor. Don't worry if you have lots of luggage - if you can make it down the first short hall to the LIFT (elevator) your heavy luggage is not problem! Be warned though, the elevator is small, the door closes very quickly behind you, and unlike elevators in the States, it does not optically sense the presence of a lagging leg or arm and keeps closing until you physically hit it to stop it. Our room was spacious, with a medium to large TV, a mini fridge, a tea/coffee set (including Aero brand hot chocolate packets - a nice touch), and a very handy multi plug surge protector. We had a room without a "sea view" which overlooked an alley and the back of adjacent houses, but this was no big deal to us. The breakfast was ample, delicious, and served by a very friendly hostess who chatted us up when we asked her for her opinion on local activities, etc. She was very kind and approachable, and the food was excellent. Special note - We accidentally left behind a child's violin when we left Port Rush. I arranged for a courier service to pick it up and deliver it to our next destination in Dublin, which they did. But the courier service picks up the items "as is" and does not put them in shipping boxes. When the violin arrived, I discovered the Avarest folks had not only printed out and affixed the shipping label I faxed to them, but went to the trouble of expertly wrapping the violin in cardboard and bubble wrap to avoid any damage. They went the extra mile, we got a good night sleep, and this B&B is highly recommended. Why not stay at a place run by really good people?

From the owner: Avarest b&b offer clean cosy friendly accommodation in our own homeread more

This is a lovely B&B right in front of the water with modern amenities and a thoroughly charming…read morehost named Adrian. I highly recommend a stay there as it is quite close to everything and one is made to feel at home straight away. Breakfast was a lovely affair with choices such as eggs, sausages, bacon, smoked salmon, mushrooms, cereals, fresh fruits, French-press coffee or tea. The garden in the rear is also restful and immaculate; we watched a movie for free on Netflix!.Adrian is also quite knowledgeable about the area and can make some spot-on recommendations.

Family run guest house in portrush, We stayed here for my birthday with our baby, we booked the…read moretriple room with sea view , lovely room with a jacuzzi and the sea view was nice, the only thing was there was no lift and we were at the top floor but worth the hike when we got there, tea and coffee in room, staff were helpful and friendly, we got a fully cooked breakfast which was nice, waiters were friendly, will be back here again soon .