Lovely B & B. The atmosphere is very nice, rooms were perfect, and the (included) breakfast is…read morehearty and delicious. They even supply soap, shampoo, and conditioner. Highly recommended.

This place was great for the price we paid! There's a cute pub downstairs while the rooms are up a…read moresmall flight of stairs. It is very close to everything in Bushmills. The tavern itself has a great history and the woman that runs it is very helpful and full of information on the area.

Went for a pint after dinner and ended up staying late thanks to the hospitality of the regulars.read more

Stayed here for 2 nights in September 2013. The Room was spacious though the bathroom small. Was…read morenice to have the pub and the nice waitstaff so close. Seemed a tad pricey but I think maybe everything was in the area. Very close to Bushmills

Just lovely! I can see why Ann and Lyle Taggart are Northern Ireland Tourism Award winners for…read more2012. I was blown away by the well-appointed and decorated rooms. We stayed in both The White Park Room and The Causeway Suite. Both had skylights, great views of the countryside, and refrigerators. I really liked The Causeway Suite because it had a separate living area and a bathtub in addition to a shower stall. Very well done and my first choice when staying in the Bushmills area!

Our stay was wonderful! We felt right at home the minute we arrived. The rooms were kept up very…read morewell and very clean. The breakfast included is excellent. The extra amenities made such a difference. Even the view from our room was great. We watched the sunset and overlooked the vast fields of sheep, cows, and of course beautiful green northern Ireland country right from the comfort of our room.

Main attraction here are the folks running this B&B. They are retired farmers in their seventies…read moreand very nice and friendly. The room itself had a wonderful view over the bay. Everything was clean and modern and the room had it's own bathroom. There was no TV or water heater though. The room was 55£ for the two of us including breakfast. No credit cards accepted.

We stopped in the fantastic little town of Ballycastle,for a night of good food,good wine ,live…read moremusic and the craic, before a trip to Raithlin Island, seal watching. We spent the night in the Sea Breeze B and B,which made our trip even more enjoyable.The owners were very warm and friendly.they built this beautiful family home on a plot of land two years ago,and hire rooms to holiday makers.The rooms are modern,clean and fantastically furnished and bathrooms and ensuites beautiful. They provide wi fi and a lovely garden and conservatory to sit ,and the "ulster" fry ,along with juices, breads,toasts,fruit,cereals,tea/coffee was delicious. A great place to stay will definetely return

great b&b very pleasant owners good quality roomsread more

Ah The X Factor. You have a myriad of ways to ruin folk's lives and also weekends away. We needed a…read morehotel room because our ferry had been cancelled and we were stuck in Belfast for another night. We frantically looked at options such as getting a bus to Dublin and staying the night there. But thanks to the internet and smart phones we found a wee B&B near the Antrim Road. We had a bit of trouble finding the place at first and the taxi driver was quite unfriendly. We got there and no one answered the door for a while so we were a bit scared we'd been scammed. But then a friendly Irish woman opened the door and showed us to our room. Our room was lovely and cosy. It was done up very nicely. The heating took a wee while to come on and we had an issue with the Free view box. The bed was fairly comfy. Breakfast the next morning was amazing. Aoife makes everything herself. The jams were great as was the home made bread. Sleepy Cedars was so welcoming. What I like about small B&Bs is that they are a lot more personal than big hotels. If I was coming over to Belfast again, I'd stay here.

One of the nicest B&B's I've stayed in. Was here for New Years Eve 2010…read more A working farmhouse and the road into the new house (built behind the original) is a journey itself. You pass a pond for some ducks and geese, over a hump back bridge, fields of cows. All thins gets you into the mood. The house itself is very modern with an exceptional finish. My room had 2 single beds and a double. HUGE! A large room with an equally large en-suite. Little touches like auto sensing lighted mirror and a large corner shower made the stay better than most hotels! Family of girls and boys all very friendly and quite. Small TV but enough with the main TV channels. Breakfast the next morning was a feast and soda farrels a local touch. Had a lovely chat with the owners Sharon and Wilson over breakfast and all this added to the experience making you feel like you were an old family friend visiting rather than a paying guest. Well worth the money and highly recommended.

Very nice B&B in Belfast. I stayed here for 2 nights in October with my parents. They had a double…read moreand I had a single room. Entry: a few small steps up stairs to the front entrance. You ring the bell upon check in, and are given an access code for the outside door during after hours. Location: located in a younger (age wise) part of the city, it's about a 15-20 minute walk to the city center. I felt very safe walking around the area and to/from the city center. Rooms: located upstairs, they are very clean and accessible. The single room is a little small, although I'm just one person- I don't really require a lot of space. The double room was a nice size for two people. Each room has a lock on the outside that you enter your code to access. Bathrooms: clean bathrooms and plenty of hot water. Only two gripes overall would be with the bathrooms- the first that they are wet rooms, and water tends to go all over the floor (although dries fast), and the second is the shower heads. The double room had a rain can shower head that didn't fit the space well, so it had to be tilted on an undesirable angle. The single room had a hand shower- not exactly my favorite thing. Staff: friendly greeting by Gary. Very welcoming overall and extremely helpful. Gary was quick to help make arrangements for us for dinner and helpful with having transportation pick us up in the morning. He was quick to solve any problems we had. Breakfast: good, warm breakfast. You have a choice between breakfast buffet and a warm meal hot off the stove. Coffee was good and the orange juice plentiful. Can't really ask for more than that!

This is our first trip to Belfast, and we were happy to find this beautiful B&B. The Staff are…read morefriendly and hospitable. The breakfast was also great. The rooms are spacious and luxurious, the best we have stayed in. We really loved it here!