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/ArdsandNorthDownBoroughCouncil /VisitStrangfordLough Your FREE guide to accommodation in Ards and North Down @ANDborough EXPLORE STAY AND OUR E-NEWSLETTER! AND UNWIND Keep up-to-date with all RELAX that is going on in Ards and North Down. Go to Area map overleaf visitardsandnorthdown.com Ards Visitor Information Centre 31 Regent Street, Newtownards County Down BT23 4AD 028 9182 6846 [email protected] Bangor Visitor Information Centre Tower House, 34 Quay Street, Bangor County Down BT20 5ED 028 9127 0069 [email protected] visitardsandnorthdown.com The information in this guide was correct at the time of going to print. Every care has been taken to ensure accuracy; however, we cannot accept responsibility for any errors, omissions or changes which may occur. This information can be made available in a range of alternative formats to meet a specific need. To request an alternative format please contact 028 9182 6846 / 028 9127 0069. PAGE 3 For the latest information STAY A WHILE be sure to... AND EXPLORE go or pick up A warm welcome is waiting for you in the many hotels, guesthouses, B&Bs or self-catering online a guide premises dotted throughout the region of Ards and North Down. Your FREE Visitor Guide to Ards and North Down Whatever the reason for your visit – be it an event, EXPERIENCES overnight getaway, family holiday or business trip there is accommodation to meet your needs. AND EVENTS ON BELFAST’S SPRING / SUMMER 2018 DOORSTEP From 5* luxury hotel, converted mill or farmhouse, hostel or caravan site, every budget is catered for, the choice is yours. This handy guide will help with your booking, ensuring you pick the perfect accommodation for your stay. Our Visitor Information teams are also on hand to assist you with any bookings and provide wonderful local knowledge on the area. For contact details please turn to page 42. by checking out - visitardsandnorthdown.com visitardsandnorthdown.com PAGE 5 Accommodation KEY SYMBOLS KEY BOOK AND Camping permitted Please Note HOTELS Children welcome This section is listed by type PAGE 5 of accommodation, then Credit/debit cards accepted alphabetical order by town, CHECK-IN GUEST HOUSES Dogs allowed indoors thereafter by name. PAGE 6 Euro accepted All establishments listed are registered Family rooms and approved by Tourism NI. B&BS Ground floor bedrooms PAGE 8 Licensed SELF CATERING Private parking PAGE 15 H Static caravans for hire Tea/coffee making facilities HOSTEL & GROUP TV PAGE 33 Washing and ironing facilities CAMPING, CARAVANS Wi-Fi on-site & MOTORHOMES PAGE 34 BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR HOTEL ★★★★ HOTEL ★★★ HOTEL Clandeboye Lodge Hotel Marine Court Hotel The Salty Dog 10 Estate Road, Bangor BT19 1UR 18-20 Quay Street, Bangor BT20 5ED 10-12 Seacliff Road, Bangor BT20 5EY 028 9185 2500 028 9145 1100 028 9127 0696 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] clandeboyelodge.com marinecourthotel.net saltydogbangor.com 43 rooms, 43 ensuite. Prices on request. 51 rooms, 51 ensuite 15 rooms, 15 ensuite Prices on request Prices on request Meticulously landscaped gardens, stylish, contemporary guest rooms and an award- Beautifully situated overlooking the marina The Salty Dog Hotel and Bistro offers a variety winning Coq and Bull brasserie for gastropub on Bangor’s seafront, the hotel is ideal of dining experiences all serving great local dining. Premium, locally sourced products for both business and pleasure. It offers produce in their own inimitable style. Two take centre stage, with imaginative cocktail and spacious bedrooms with full ensuite old Victorian townhouses that have been eclectic wine lists, making dining a genuine facilities, Oceanis health and fitness beautifully transformed into a stunning pleasure. You can expect a friendly atmosphere, club, Nelson’s Bar and Calico Jack’s with boutique hotel overlooking Bangor's Marina, a warm welcome, courteous and helpful hotel entertainment. Only 15 minutes from Belfast Belfast Lough, the Irish Sea, and on to staff, and exceptional service. An approach City Airport and directly linked by rail to both Scotland (on a clear day). A perfect retreat that has been recognised with a TripAdvisor Derry~Londonderry and Dublin, the hotel from everyday hustle and bustle. Friendly Certificate of Excellence and the Ireland acts as a base for business and a gateway to staff, gorgeous rooms and great food will Excellence award. Awarded a Silver Award in the Mourne Coastal Drive. make your stay a memorable one. the 2015 Green Tourism Business Scheme. visitardsandnorthdown.com PAGE 7 CRAWFORDSBURN HOLYWOOD NEWTOWNARDS BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR HOTEL ★★★★ HOTEL ★★★★★ HOTEL ★★★ GUEST HOUSE GUEST HOUSE GUEST HOUSE The Old Inn Culloden Estate and Spa Strangford Arms Hotel Cairn Bay Lodge 8 Maxwell Lane Princetown Guesthouse 15-25 Main Street, 142 Bangor Road, Holywood BT18 0EX 92 Church Street, Newtownards BT23 4AL 278 Seacliff Road, Bangor BT20 5HS 8 Maxwell Lane, Bangor BT20 3RR 51 Princetown Road, Crawfordsburn BT19 1JH 028 9042 1066 028 9181 4141 028 9146 7636 / 07551 367607 028 9146 2632 Bangor BT20 3TA 028 9185 3255 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 1 room, 1 ensuite 028 9122 9017 / 07510 759702 [email protected] hastingshotels.com strangfordhotel.com cairnbaylodge.com £50-£65 per night [email protected] theoldinn.com 105 rooms, 105 ensuite 36 rooms, 36 ensuite. Prices on request. 3 rooms, 3 ensuite 10 rooms, 10 ensuite 31 rooms, 31 ensuite. Prices on request. Prices on request Prices on request Prices on request 15 minutes drive from Belfast City centre and Set in a spacious, mature garden in a quiet As one of Ireland's oldest hostelries, The On the Holywood hills, overlooking Belfast George Best Belfast City Airport, and less Set in extensive gardens directly overlooking residential area and only a short walk from New guesthouse with a lovely buzz, and Old Inn has played host to many notable Lough, this magnificent hotel, originally than 10 minutes from Bangor town centre and Ballyholme beach, this luxury ensuite Bangor town centre. Your bright and cosy owners who are passionate about what they visitors, both famous and infamous. Peter the built as an official palace for the Bishop of marina. Victorian listed building extensively accommodation is an oasis of calm yet only room overlooks the garden and boasts a do. We know Northern Ireland well and can Great - Tsar of Russia, highwayman Dick Turpin Down, stands in a 12 acre estate. Palatial refurbished with 36 ensuite bedrooms, 5 5 minutes walk from the town centre and superb view of the North Down coast and help with sightseeing in the local area and and former US President George Bush are surroundings, fine antiques and the highest star serviced self-catering accommodation, marina. Shop on premises offering Irish linen, across Belfast Lough to the Antrim Hills. your onward trip. Breakfast included. Lunch among the many travellers who have lodged levels of personal service. Bedrooms conference & banqueting suites and lively handmade soaps, antiques and local produce. The large ensuite bathroom has a generous and evening meals also available. We love and dined under its thatched roof. Today the exquisitely decorated and tastefully furnished. LeWinters Bistro, Bar & Restaurant. Offering Jenny has a beauty salon offering a range of bath with overhead shower and hand-spray. to cook local, traditional, international and tradition of hospitality is as strong as ever. You Dine in the award winning Mitre Restaurant, professional friendly service, fantastic food and beauty and natural therapy treatments whilst Breakfast, including home-made preserves, tasty healthy food. Allergies are no problem. can sink into a comfortable chair by the fire and one of the finest restaurants in Northern Ireland. great atmosphere, the ideal stop for business Chris is in charge of the kitchen with breakfast is served overlooking the garden and sea Our guesthouse is full of Georgian character, dine in elegance in the 1614 restaurant. Listed The Spa offers a full range of health and leisure travellers, individual tourist, groups, golfers a speciality, including daily gourmet beyond. Guests are welcome to enjoy only 2 mins from the marina. Close to in the Taste of Ulster guide. facilities. Located 10 minutes from Belfast and sporting enthusiasts. Bronze Award specials. 5 golf courses within 5 miles. the garden. North Down Coastal Path is 5 shops, pubs, cafes, stations and wonderful City and 5 minutes from Belfast City Airport. Green Tourism Business Scheme. minutes walk away. coastal walks. PORTAFERRY BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR COMBER HOTEL ★★★ GUEST HOUSE GUEST HOUSE GUEST HOUSE ★★★★ GUEST HOUSE For further information contact: Ards Visitor Information Centre The Portaferry Hotel Astala Lodge 30 Seacliff Shelleven Guest House The Old Schoolhouse Inn 31 Regent Street, 10 The Strand, Portaferry BT22 1PE 45-46 Queens Parade, Bangor BT20 3BH 30 Seacliff Road, Bangor BT20 5EY 61 Princetown Road, Bangor BT20 3TA 100 Ballydrain Road, Comber BT23 6EA Newtownards BT23 4AD 028 4272 8231 028 9189 8389 028 9107 4737 028 9127 1777 028 9754 1182 [email protected] [email protected] 07931 439930 [email protected] [email protected] 028 9182 6846 portaferryhotel.com 12 rooms, 12 ensuite [email protected] shellevenhouse.com theoldschoolhouseinn.com ardsvic@ardsandnorth 14 rooms, 14 ensuite Prices on request 4 rooms, 4 ensuite 11 rooms, 11 ensuite 7 rooms, 7 ensuite Prices on request Prices on request Prices on request down.gov.uk Dating back to the 1700s, the Portaferry Hotel Located in the Ards and North Down region A Victorian townhouse with great charm, Nestled in the heart of the County Down is steeped in history and surrounded by the where there is a wealth of attractions and providing luxurious accommodation in a countryside, the Old Schoolhouse Inn boasts Bangor Visitor breath taking landscape of Strangford Lough.
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