Enjoy the Bayview very much been there at least five times. The location and scenery are…read moreunmatched. The quaint little pub serves a fine pint. In the morning breakfast is one of the best in the area. Thanks for the great memories

We had the BEST lunch here ! They were very accommodating with our large group. The servers were…read moredelightful. And the view... spectacular. What a gem!

We stayed at the hotel, but I really can't remember a lot about it, except that the location was…read moreabsolutely great. Right by the water and walking paths that go on for miles. Just a brief review of the restaurant. We only had a small dinner, a large chowder and and a chicken sandwich. Both were excellent. The chowder was especially noteworthy. At 18 euros it was not cheap, but it really was a filling meal. The bowl was absolutely loaded with clam, and if I remember correctly a lot of other seafood. One of the best, if not the best, chowder I've ever had.

We were not guests here but had several meals and some drinks at this terrific location near the…read moreStrand and Ballycastle Beach. Sit outside rather than face the "no walk-ins" on the inside. Side note: the staff at the take-away coffee counter are superb and work hard to please, even to get you service for drinks or other food. Good spot - perfect venue for people watching.

We came to the Causeway Hotel because we had just finished the Giants Causeway which is a must see…read moreif you're on the north coast of Ireland. Although I did find the Carrick -a-rede rope bridge and Dunluce Castle slightly more interesting The causeway is a nice stop for a midday meal particularly because they allow you to use your parking pass for a rebate on the restaurant bill. Just remember to bring your stub in. Ireland is not really known I think for its iced coffee drinks so probably steer clear of ordering an Iced latte. Not horrible, but not great. The food however, was pretty tasty. We got the Carmelized onion and goat cheese tart And the Pan seared Rockville farm chicken. Both were done well, and the price is paid. If you can eat in the back of the restaurant, it probably has slightly more character as the front has windows only looking out to the parking lot. Parking is free for guest of the hotel. Otherwise you pay 10 pounds.

It's "only" a 3-star, but it's really a lovely hotel. It's as close to Giant's Causeway as you can…read moreget, and your room comes with parking. We got a triple room with terrace, and the terrace overlooks grazing pastures and a breathtaking coastal cliff trail. A hot, cooked breakfast is included which is nice as the hotel restaurant is one of only two places to eat up here. You also get an audio guide free at the visitor's center if you show your room card. A great place to stay if you want to see Giant's Causeway and also a nice "home base" if you want to explore Northern Ireland.

This pub has a family run feel to it. A very charming spot to have a pint, the Fullerton Arms has…read moresome iconic vibes to it. The staff is very friendly and helpful. This is also one of the pubs on the Game of Thrones Door circuit. There are ten pubs throughout Northern Ireland with doors fashioned from some of the Dark Hallow trees. They will give you a GOT Door Passport, where you can stamp your passport upon visiting each door.

We were on a tour of Coastal Causeways of Northern Ireland Belfast and we stopped for lunch at…read moreFullerton Arms. I had the chicken caesar salad and my sister had a soup. I can't remember the name. Nothing fancy. Food was good. Service was a 10/10. From what I recall there is also a bar inside too. I recommend.

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.

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!!

I haven't stayed at The Hedges Hotel; however, we parked there to visit The Dark Hedges…read more On our way to the hedges, we stumbled across a fairy garden on the property! It was super cool and fun! As adults we really enjoyed it, so it can only be more magical for children! Super cute and nicely done!

Awful. This place has the potential to be so much more. We were out for a drive and went up to the…read moreDark Hedges to take some photographs of the now mega famous trees. We thought that we would call into the Dark Hedges for some well deserved grub. I expected this place to totally capitalise on the tourist element and Game of Thrones following. Boy was I wrong. We went into a very dated hotel and struggled to actually find were the dining room was. When we worked out that it was at the back and up the stairs we sat down next to window. The room was extremely bright with no real atmosphere or decor to speak of. The menu was given to us and the food was nothing to write home about never the less we ordered. I ordered the chicken goujons with garlic sautéed potatoes and a trio of dips and my partner got the Dark Hedges Burger. When the food arrived i was very disappointed. On my plate were 3 "handmade" goujons that can only be described as a kiddies meal. The garlic potatoes were hard as rocks and not even the garlic butter was softening them. I had to ask the server for my trio of dips and his response was did you ask for dip. The staff member didnt know the menu as i had to tell him it was part of the dish. When the trio of dips arrived i was bemused because they arrived on 3 spoons as you will see from my picture. My partners burger looked promising until she bit into it and all she could taste was burnt bun. The brioche bun was toasted way to much which meant with every bite all she could taste was burnt bun. To add insult to injury the table beside us one of the guests ordered the goujons and got considerably more on her plate. No consistency in the kitchen clearly. Needless to say we wont be back. Real pity as i think it has the potential to be much much more

We stayed at Walsh's hotel for two nights for our stay in the North of Ireland. It was a lovely…read morecharming hotel, wonderful staff nice bar and dining. Nice location as a base for exploring the North of Ireland.

What a pleasant surprise to find this oasis of super friendly staff who were on point for every…read morerequest from our group of high school students. The rambling hotel with never ending spaces and types of rooms were inviting and provided plenty of room. There were local activities and frankly the hotel acts like a community center. Zumba, line dancing, and a pub with a huge TV for viewing games or GoT premieres! Grocery is nearby and laundry round the corner made mid-tour replenishing easy. Thank you for making us feel welcome and well fed!

Had the Sunday Roast dinner and the food was delicious. BF had the venison and I had the salmon…read more Venison was just ok- a little thin and a bit overcooked and sauce was not that ok. The whisky selection is a 5 since it had over 900 on the menu. A nice place to have dinner and in Bowmore

The pub connected to the Bowmore Hotel (Lucci's Bar) is the place to be if you are staying in…read moreBowmore whole on Islay. We went for dinner on the first night and enjoyed scallops in a gorgeous creamy sauce, fresh veg and the best chips on the island. We were in the bar every night, amazing selection of Islay whiskey (seriously, they have them all), all the banter from locals and holidaymakers alike. We got a tour of the hotel and every room has been renovated using Islay timber. It really is something special. In actual fact the whole place was renovated in stages using the timber including the bar, dining room and every door in he place. Some have little features hidden in the knots of the wood. Lots of talking points, including the original murals from back in the day which features the bar locals at the time it was painted. Fantastic.

Stayed here one night since we could get into the place we were planning to stay when we added…read moreanother night. Room was a bit tiny and cluttered. With one window it got a bit stuffy and warm. The folks were very nice and the breakfast was delicious. That would be a 4 but overall a 3.

Of all our stays in Scotland, this one is near the top of my list…read more We booked a Gold Room for two nights and my goodness, it was a delightful accommodation. The room was spacious, the bed comfortable, and sweet touches all around to give a sense of home. The coffee machine was excellent and there was a atray of goodies on the desk, sweetners, cookies, teas, cups, milk packets and probably more that I can't think of. We felt quite spoiled. Our view was lovely as well. And our bathroom had wonderful space, and a nice shower with good pressure. We visited the bar several times, and always got very good service and good pours. The restaurant was very good as well. We had dinner twice and breakfast twice. All of our meals were delightful. One of my favorite dishes was the mushroom toast, I had it both nights with no regrets. If you are in Islay, this hotel has everything you need for a great visit!