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Causeway Coast and Glens Accommodation Directory 2015 Causeway Coast and Glens Accommodation Directory 2015 www.visitcausewaycoastandglens.com CONTENTS Hotels { Bed and Breakfast 03 - 22 Guest Accommodation Hostels Self Catering 23 - 68 Caravan and Campsite 69 - 70 Camping Barn & Campsite 71 Glamping 71 Index 72 Aghadowey Hotel Brown Trout Golf and Country Inn *** 209 Agivey Road, Aghadowey, BT51 4AD T: (028) 7086 8209 W: www.browntroutinn.com [email protected] 15 rooms, 15 ensuite. Bed and Breakfast Crowfield House ***** Agivey Lodge 1 Rhee Lane, Curragh Road, Aghadowey, BT51 4BF 174 Agivey Road, Aghadowey, BT51 4AB T: (028) 7086 8253 T: (028) 7086 8818 M: 07770 935 131 M: 079 2116 0364 W: www.crowfieldcountryhouse.com W: www.agiveylodge.co.uk [email protected] [email protected] 2 rooms, 2 ensuite. 2 rooms, 2 ensuite. £40-42.50 pps. Greenhill House Coolmore House **** 24 Greenhill Road, Aghadowey, BT51 4EU 81 Coolyvenny Road, Aghadowey, BT51 3SF T: (028) 7086 8241 T: (028) 7035 4042 M: 07719 884 103 M: 07817 974 331 W: www.greenhill-house.co.uk W: www.coolmorehousebandb.co.uk [email protected] [email protected] 4 rooms, 4 ensuite. 3 rooms, 2 ensuite. £35-45 pps. Ballintoy Guest House Fullerton Arms 22-24 Main Street, Ballintoy, BT54 6LX T: (028) 2076 9613 W: www.fullerton-arms.com [email protected] 12 rooms, 12 ensuite. Bed and Breakfast Ballintoy House Glenmore House 9 Main Street, Ballintoy, BT54 6LX 94 Whitepark Road, Ballintoy, BT54 6LR T: (028) 2076 2317 T: (028) 2076 3584 M: 07955 622 238 M: 07753 104 604 [email protected] W: www.glenmore.biz 3 rooms, 3 ensuite. [email protected] £25 pps. 7 rooms, 7 ensuite. £35 pps. www.visitcauseway 03 coastandglens.com Lagavara Whitepark House Ard-Na-Mara Corratavey House (part of An Caislean) 11 Ballinlea Road, Ballintoy, BT54 6NQ 150 Whitepark Road, Ballintoy, BT54 6NH 14 Atlantic Avenue, Ballycastle, BT54 6AL 40 Quay Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6BH T: (028) 2076 2641 T: (028) 2073 1482 M: 07732 551 692 T: (028) 2076 2845 M: 07808 970 602 W: www.whiteparkhouse.com [email protected] M: 07921 992 515 [email protected] [email protected] 3 rooms, 1 ensuite. W: www.ancaislean.ie 3 rooms, 3 ensuite 3 rooms, 3 ensuite. [email protected] £30-35pps £60 pps. Beechwood 5 rooms, 3 ensuite. 9 Beechwood Avenue, Ballycastle, BT54 6BL £25-30 pps. North Coast Country Bed & Breakfast**** T: (028) 2076 3631 4B Lagavara Road, Ballintoy, BT54 6NF W: www.beechwoodballycastle.co.uk Fragrens T: (028) 2076 2555 [email protected] 34 Quay Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6BH M: 07902 671 999 3 rooms, 2 ensuite. T: (028) 2076 2168 W: www.northcoastcountrybedandbreakfast.com £25-30 pps. W: www.fragens.co.uk [email protected] [email protected] 2 rooms, 2 ensuite Carnately Lodge 6 rooms, 6 ensuite. 51 Moyarget Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6HL £27.50-30 pps. T: (028) 2076 9035 Hostels M: 07742 159 400 Glen Haven Whitepark Bay Youth Hostel**** Sheep Island View W: www.carnatelylodge.com 9 Whitehall Avenue, Ballycastle, BT54 6WB 157 Whitepark Road, Ballintoy, BT54 6NH 42a Main Street, Ballintoy , BT54 6LX [email protected] M: 07708 710 904 T: (028) 2073 1745 T: (028) 2076 9391 3 rooms, 2 ensuite. W: www.glenhavenbandb.co.uk W: www.hini.org.uk W: www.sheepislandview.com £35 pps. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2 rooms, 2 ensuite. 54 beds, 54 ensuite. 99 beds, 68 ensuite. Clare House £35-50 pps. Beds £17.50. 33 Whitepark Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6LL T: (028) 2076 3889 Hillsea M: 07714 763 889 6 Rathlin View, Ballycastle, BT54 6EN Ballycastle W: www.clarehouseballycastle.com T: (028) 2076 2385 [email protected] M: 07709 851 560 4 rooms, 4 ensuite. W: www.ballycastle-accommodation.com Hotels £30 pps. [email protected] Marine Hotel 3 rooms, 3 ensuite. 1-3 North Street, Ballycastle, BT54 6BN Clare Forest Cottage £30-35 pps. T: (028) 2076 2222 41 Straid Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6HF W: www.marinehotelballycastle.com T: (028) 2076 2967 Islandarragh House [email protected] M: 07743 301 027 7 Islandarragh Road, Cape Castle, Ballycastle, BT54 31 rooms, 31 ensuite. W: www.clareforestcottage.com 6HX From £35 pps. [email protected] T: (028) 2076 2933 2 rooms, 1 ensuite. M: 07866 690 193 £35 pps. W: www.discovernorthernireland.com/ Guesthouses islandarraghhouse Crockatinney Guest House Glenluce Lodge (part of An Caislean) Clarewood House- The Everglades [email protected] 80 Whitepark Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6LP 42 Quay Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6BH 81 Moyle Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6LG 2 rooms, 2 ensuite. T: (028) 2076 8801 T: (028) 2076 2845 T: (028) 2076 2157 £25-30 pps. W: www.crockatinneyguesthouse.com W: www.ancaislean.com W: www.clarewoodhouse.co.uk [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] J and J Bed & Breakfast 6 rooms, 6 ensuite. 8 rooms, 4 ensuite. 2 rooms, 2 ensuite. 58 Clare Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6LQ £30-35 pps. £30-40 pps. T: (028) 2076 9383 M: 07907 302 224 Colliers Hall W: www.jandjguesthouse.com Bed and Breakfast 50 Cushendall Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6QR [email protected] Ammiroy House Ardaghmore T: (028) 2076 2842 2 rooms, 2 ensuite. 24 Quay Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6BH 35 North Street, Ballycastle, BT54 6BP M: 07926 753 002 £25-30 pps. T: (028) 2076 2621 T: (028) 2076 3329 W: www.colliershallaccommodation.com [email protected] M: 07886 893 296 [email protected] Kenmara House 1 room, 0 ensuite. W: www.ardaghmore.com 3 rooms, 3 ensuite. 45 North Street, Ballycastle, BT54 6BP [email protected] £30 pps. T: (028) 2076 2600 3 rooms, 2 ensuite. 3 rooms, 1 ensuite. £30-40 pps. £40 pps. 04 www.visitcauseway 05 coastandglens.com Kinbane Farmhouse Teach an Cheoil (The Music House) 85 Whitepark Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6LP 14 Glenmakeeran Rd, Ballyvoy, Ballycastle, BT54 6PU Ballymoney T: (028) 2076 9947 T: (028) 2076 1134 M: 07753 508 669 M: 07871 744 110 W: www.kinbane.com W: www.teachancheoil.com Hotel [email protected] [email protected] Manor Hotel The Hedges Hotel 3 rooms, 2 ensuite. 2 rooms, 2 ensuite. 69 Main Street, Ballymoney, BT53 6AN 141 Ballinlea Road, Stranocum, Ballymoney, BT53 £27.50-30 pps. T: (028) 2766 9927 8PX The Old Manse W: www.discovernorthernireland.com/ T: (028) 2075 2222 W: www.thehedgeshotel.com Maghernahar House 28 Quay Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6BH Manor-Hotel-Ballymoney-P3961 [email protected] 72A Straid Road, Maghernahar, Ballycastle, BT54 6NP T: (028) 2076 9503 [email protected] 16 rooms, 16 ensuite M: 07513 419 276 M: 07801 357 996 10 rooms, 8 ensuite From £37.50 pps [email protected] [email protected] From £25.00 pps 3 rooms, 0 ensuite. The Whins B&B Guesthouse Seabreeze 58 Straid Road, Maghernahar, Broughgammon, Harmony Hill Country House 8 Drumavoley Grange, Ballycastle, BT54 6NZ Ballycastle, BT54 6NP Balnamore, Ballymoney, BT53 7PS T: (028) 2076 8651 T: (028) 2076 9412 T: (028) 2766 3459 M: 07968 214 602 W: www.thewhinsbandb.co.uk M: 07802 778 532 W: www.seabreezeballycastle.co.uk [email protected] W: www.harmonyhill.net [email protected] 2 rooms, 1 ensuite. [email protected] 2 rooms, 1 ensuite. 5 rooms, 5 ensuite From £39.00 pps Bed and Breakfast Hostels Honeysuckle Cottage**** Country Garden House Ballycastle Backpackers Castle Hostel 14 Kilmoyle Road, Kilmoyle, Ballymoney, BT53 6NR 2 Lisconnan Road, Knockanboy, Ballymoney, 4 North Street, Ballycastle, BT54 6BN 40 Quay Road, Ballycastle, BT54 6BH M: 07919 493 938 BT53 8AD T: (028) 2076 3612 T: (028) 2076 2845 W: www.discovernorthernireland.com/Honeysuckle- T: (028) 2074 1728 M: 07773 237 890 M: 07921 992 515 Cottage-Ballymoney-P15162 M: 07843 752 734 W: www.ballycastlebackpackers.net W: www.castlehostel.co.uk [email protected] W: www.countrygardenhouse.com [email protected] [email protected] 2 rooms, 2 ensuite [email protected] 15 beds. 12 beds. From £35.00 pps 2 rooms, 1 ensuite From £30.00 pps Arches Townhouse 51 Knock Road, Ballymoney, BT53 6LX Drumadoon Hall T: (028) 2766 4229 236 Frosses Road, Cloughmills, BT44 9PX M: 07742 372 559 T: (028) 2763 8736 Ballykelly W: www.discovernorthernireland.com/Arches-Town- M: 07936 416 386 house-Ballymoney-P4158 W: www.drumadoon.com [email protected] [email protected] Hotel 3 rooms, 1 ensuite 3 rooms, 3 ensuite From £35.00 pps From £35.00 pps. The Drummond Hotel*** 481 Clooney Road, Ballykelly, Limavady, BT49 9HP Burn Brig House Enagh Lodge T: (028) 7772 2121 105 Toberdoney Rd, Dervock, Ballymoney, BT53 8DJ 14 Drumskea Road, Ballymoney, BT53 7JB F: (028) 7772 2031 T: (028) 2074 2252 T: (028) 2766 3169 W: www.drummondhotel.com M: 07870 334 606 W: www.discovernorthernireland.com/Enagh-Lodge- [email protected] W: www.burnbrig.co.uk Ballymoney-P4383 40 rooms, 40 ensuite. [email protected] [email protected] 2 rooms, 1 ensuite 2 rooms Bed and Breakfast £30 pps From £30 pps Woodlea 97 Ballykelly Road, Ballykelly, Limavady, BT49 9HP Church View House Garden Vale T: (028) 7776 2999 151 Finvoy Road, Ballymoney, BT53 7JN 155 Ballinlea Road, Stranocum, Ballymoney, [email protected] T: (028) 2957 1472 BT53 8PX 2 rooms, 1 ensuite. M: 07933 923 710 T: (028) 2074 1514 W: www.churchviewhouseballymoney.co.uk W: www.gardenvale.co.uk [email protected] [email protected] 2 rooms 4 rooms, 1 ensuite £30 pps £60 Room only 06 www.visitcauseway 07 coastandglens.com Glen Lodge Pinetrees Bushmills 93a Frosses Road, Ballymoney, BT53 7EJ 1 Ishlan Court, Ballymoney, BT53 6QG T: (028) 2766 3800 T: (028) 2766 7175 M: 07936 229 039 M: 07912 043 055 Hotel W: www.glen-lodge.co.uk W: www.pinetreesbedandbreakfast.com [email protected] [email protected] Bushmills Inn Hotel**** 4 rooms, 4 ensuite 3 rooms, 2 ensuite 9 Dunluce Road, Bushmills, BT57 8QG From £32.50 pps From £27.50 pps T: (028) 2073 3000 W: www.bushmillsinn.com Kilmail Country Chalet Rosebank Farm [email protected] 41 rooms, 41 ensuite.
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