Thought I would update my review, went into the Adelphi hotel today for a bite to eat, I got…read morechicken goujons and chips with garlic dip. The waiters are attentive and friendly. The dining room is cosy and modern with a flat screen tv displaying a constant video of a fish tank which is quite relaxing. My meal came the chips were better than last time the chicken goujons were ok but I wasn't keen on them, the garlic dip was nice but the crunchy pieces of garlic were a bit much, the side salad was nice but they didn't put any dressing at all on it so it was a bit bland. Nice hotel , nice decor, prices are reasonable. Steps entrance to front or ramp entrance to the side. The food has improved a bit from last time but I wouldn't be in a rush to get something to eat in the Adelphi, good place for a quick drink though, bottles of wine from £9. Parking on street. Free WiFi in hotel.

My fiancé and I found this gem as we were heading up to Dunluce Castle to elope and could not have…read morehad a better experience! I wrote in our reservation notes the night before asking if we could check in a little early to get ready for our wedding and within an hour of submitting, their staff called and told us they would be more than willing to help out! We arrived to this adorable nestled hotel and checked in with ease. The moment we got to our room, I honestly shed tears of joy. Not only was the view of the coast breathtaking, but the incredible staff here had complimentary champagne waiting for us! We had an amazing wedding day and headed back to the Adelphi to inquire about fun spots to visit in town. They directed us to the Springhill pub down the street where we were greeted by an amazing group of soon to be new friends and had pint after pint in celebration. The next morning we headed down to breakfast and were so pleasantly surprised at how accommodating the staff was to our dietary needs! This was the first place on our entire trip that was able to give us the full Irish breakfast catered to our vegan diets. They even went so far as to put together a breakfast in bed tray for us to take up and snack on while we packed up. I cannot rave enough about this perfect hotel and hope anyone that reads this review heads up to Portrush to check it out. We will definitely be coming back every year to celebrate and will be sure to stay at the Adelphi! Thank you all again for your amazing hospitality!!

Review for the restaurant, not hotel. No nonsense fare. Prices seem reasonable until you realize…read morethat sides are extra. Read: fish, NO chips. Roast pork special was solid and inclusive of all sides. True comfort fare. Service was friendly...though they churn diners out rapidly. In a town with lots of "fully booked" eateries, this was a fine option. (Good choice for families), but definitely not gourmet.

I stayed here with my Dad in March 2015. We were touring Northern Ireland to see where he grew up…read more The staff were fantastic. Iain and Gillian made us feel like family. The bar and restaurant staff were all very courteous as well. The breakfast every morning was wonderful. The food at lunch was fantastic as well. I recommend the Irish Stew. The room was very comfortable, and even though our room faced Main Street, noise was never a problem. If I'm ever in Port Rush again, this is where I'll stay.

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 .

I ordered the only meal that had a 2 which meant gluten free however it came with a naan. I'm not…read morecoeliac so it wasn't serious but there wasn't enough rice to eat with the curry. Unfortunately the sweet potatoes were still hard.

Stopped for lunch here today. I ordered the soup of the day and the toasty baguette with ham and…read morecheese. It took forever for my soup to come and the sandwich never showed up. We asked our waitress and apparently there was a misunderstanding. Instead of apologizing the server told me I had ordered the roll with the soup and not the sandwich. I thought the customer was always correct but apparently that rule doesn't hold here.

This hotel was a welcome relief after a long drive from Dublin airport following a sleepless night…read moreof flying. The location across the street from the ocean is wonderful, near Portrush but away from the hustle and bustle of the resort city. Our room was spacious, clean and nicely decorated. The staff is friendly and helpful. I'm glad we booked a second night in advance because it was so nice. Highly recommended!

Recently stayed in room 7. Great host and accommodations. No problem with a parking spot. Clean and…read moremodern decor. Recommended for your stay in the Portrush area.

We arrived a little later than we expected. And, our group gets a pretty hangry. When we asked the…read moreproprietor about walking into town to get food. He said we may not make it in time. So, he got his car and drove us to the harbor area so that we could get dinner before their kitchens closed. The location is actually really close to the center. We were able to walk back just fine. The hotel itself is adorable. It was very clean and welcoming and the Irish breakfast ensured our group would start off the day happy. I highly recommend Anvershiel House.

Short drive to some of the most amazing views Ireland has to offer! The rooms were clean, and the…read morebreakfast was great! Staff was friendly. However, the showers quickly ran out of hot water in the AM. The staff did quickly address this problem. Parking was hard to find...Hotel is near the heart of Portrush, which ended up being a huge disappointment for us. We encountered the most unfriendly people in this town. Luckily, there's plenty of other things to do in this area away from Portrush. (Dunluce Castle/Giant's Causeway, etc...)

Our first B&B in Ireland and while it was difficult to find, and parking was a nightmare, Helen was…read moregreat. We got there late because of an hours long truck rally in town. We must have circled for hours because of the traffic. Be prepared to carry your bag up a long flight of stairs. The room was small but had everything we needed. Breakfast was wonderful, but trying to get out of the crazy tight parking we popped a tire. Helen let's us use the phone and we sat in their lounge until we could get a fix. They couldn't have been nicer.