Comfy Bed and Breakfast with very reasonable rates and a feeling of being at home each time you…read morestay ;)

We came for a late dinner. Waitress was attentive. I had a tasty huge bowl of chowder & my husband…read morehad a good burger. Lighting was a bit bright Large table of folks in the back room singing & playing the guitar. Eclectic decor.

Had a lovely lunch at the charming and quaint Carlingford Arms in Co. Louth. Front and center was a…read morespecial of the day, a freshly caught and homemade fried fish sandwich with frizzled onions, Marie Rose sauce and a side of chunky chips. We also got a creamy chicken & mushroom vol-au-vent and both dishes were excellent! This is a small and super cute spot with a tiny fireplace that kept us nice and toasty and added to the charm. Two thumbs up for the Carlingford Arms! We'll be back the next time we visit.

This is a lovely pub with very fresh, delicious food at reasonable prices. Our family tried it out…read morea couple of weekends ago and the staff were very friendly to us and our young kids. My husband and I both got fish & chips which were great, and the kids got chicken nuggets and chips and pasta, great big portions and everything came very quickly (though we were having a pretty early dinner, around 5 pm). I was impressed that the pasta had a chunky homemade bolognese sauce on it. The beer menu seemed somewhat limited but that could also be due to Covid and how much they're able to supply at the moment. We sat in their outdoor seating area which is OK - they've definitely done their best to try and stay open and meet the restrictions! I think I will enjoy it better when the indoor dining reopens though as it's hard to make a tent attractive. This is a great little off-the-beaten-track place though and I do hope to be back soon.

The bar at the front is a traditional style Irish pub. We were in the restaurant at the back…read more.. which I have to say was an unexpected surprise! Walking through the bar I was sure we were going to a seat at the back, away from the windows, but large double doors opened into a bright modern restaurant, with a wonderful view of the sea through windows that run the full length of the the dining area. The food was very nice, and the view and surroundings were pretty spectacular. The sun was shining, and two horses were cantering down the beach. We went for a stroll along the sea front after our meal. Very idyllic.

This privately run bed and breakfast is located in a quiet road near the Carlingford sailing club…read more Rooms are clean and well appointed. The owners Martin and Miriam Mc Gowen did a fine job of making us feel at home. They provide a good hearty breakfast. The house is within walking distance to Carlingford. l noticed that many of the properties had security systems installed, so crime many be perceived as a problem though l saw no evidence of it whilst staying in the area.

Very nice little hotel tucked behind Botanic station near Queens University. Was recommended to…read morestay here by my host and there were no complaints. Hotel was well located and quiet, a little off the busy street with stores and restaurants but still close enough to walk to Queens U, Ulster Museum, and the Botanic Gardens. Rooms are on the smaller side but have a bath tub and plenty of hot water which is always nice. Little fridge and a kettle provided. Front desk staff is very helpful. Breakfast was more delightful than expected with a full selection of cooked to order dishes as well as the usual fruit and croissants. Definitely worth staying next time I'm in Belfast.

Wonderful hotel with spectacular level of service. Walking distance to plenty of sites. Great place…read moreto stay.

Our room was decorated in luxury style red and gold and had a queen size double bed and it's own…read morebathroom. A water heater with complimentary tea and coffee as well as a TV were available. The TV's remote control didn't work though. There's a guest computer with free Internet access available, but no WiFi. From the breakfast room you have a beautiful view over the Carlingford Lough. The double room was 70EUR including breafast.

We stayed there for one night, and got very disappointed. The room was tiny and dirty. There where…read morea lot of hairs on our bed. The breakfast was nothing special. Worsed was the "Ensuite" bathroom. This room was so tiny, i was nearly not able to turn around. This B&B was recommended by a german travel book. I bet the Author has never stayed there. At least not in this room.

From the owner: Welcome To Krakow B&B and The Coach House, Dundalk, Co. Louth, Ireland…read more Krakow B&B invites you to the experience the delights of the North East, from Newgrange, the Boyne Valley, Carlingford, Slieve Gullion and the Silent Valley. We are only a short stroll from Dundalk Town Centre and adjacent to the Carrickmacross Road (R178). Krakow B&B is an ideal base for touring, golfing, fishing and walking. Krakow B&B is a family-run business where personal attention is guaranteed. All rooms are en-suite with Tea & Coffee Making Facilities, Sky TV and Off-Street Parking is also provided.

Best French Toast and Bacon in town. For ultimate satisfaction ensure you ask for both toast and…read morebacon to be well done, I ask for crispy. Utterly to die for. Coffee is good. Service bit slow tbh but food in general makes up for that. And staff are lovely. Seating difficult for those with mobility issues and the layout is not exactly stroller or car seat friendly but nothing a bit of manoeuvring can't fix. Parking limited however a little trick is to leave car to car wash on main Lisburn road beforehand, just opposite Maryville Park for valet and collect it after. Parking issue solved.

Came here with a Grab One deal from Dublin and was amazed--the rooms are really nice with great…read moresoft fluffy beds and pillows, decent TV selection, and great food and tea. The tea is all loose-leaf which I like better than the bags of tea so I was really excited about that. The breakfast was so good that we cleared it super fast--the Irish Breakfast and the Eggs Benedict. I think the sauce for the benedict is homemade as well because there was a mustard flavour in it that I am not used to. For afternoon tea we got sandwiches and scones (scones, by the way, are sitting on the first floor all day long so if you want one at 2am you can have one) and tones of cute desert items--meringue, two different types of cookies, and some moose. The staff were great and friendly and the whole place is very clean. If I come back to Belfast I would stay here again in a second!