Our stay was a truly beautiful experience that was very positive from the onset. We were greeted…read morecordially and warmly by the younger Mr. Martin who showed us to our room, and then provided a late afternoon tea as a greeting. We had a lovely spacious room that overlooked a storybook pastoral view, complete with frolicking sheep. In the morning we were provided with one of the best breakfasts we have had at any facility. Breakfast, served amiably and with courtesy by Mr. Martin, allowed a choice from multiple options including a traditional Irish breakfast, porridge with Bailey's or Irish whiskey, and other options. The scones were first rate, and the selection of fresh fruit was one of the best I have seen anywhere - better than many of the finest hotels. Our hostess, Josephine, was most gracious and provided many useful details regarding the sites to see in the area, and navigation to them, as well as our next destinations. She recommended a walking tour of Derry that was of unusually good quality. All in all, I would have to agree that it is not an exaggeration to state that this is the best B&B in Ireland. The Martin family sets the standard for caring for the traveler. They evince a level of care and warmth that clearly transcends that of a mere business concern.

I always stay here when Im in Derry. Very quaint B&B! Very homey and very clean and modern. A…read morelittle bit more hip than the ones in the Republic (these people ARE under British rule after all).. Close to city centre and right up the hill from the Bogside! Right across the street is a good chip shop but they dont serve tarter sauce! Luckily, there is a grocery store right by. The owners live in the house so when ya sit down for a proper irish fry you actually sit at their table...ya dont get that at a fancy schmancy hotel! If your ever up in Derry, I recomend that ya stay here..