Top Hotels Near Murlough Bay in Ballycastle from AU$160

"Excellent accommodation in good location. Cooked to order breakfasts were superb"

"Quality older style hotel great staff"

"5 star prices for 3 star experience"

"spectacular location"

"Room was very cold. Staff did not know about amenities, parking, room key, room assignment, or dining options when we arrived."

"Amazing place to stay! This was our favorite place that we stayed in Ireland. Spacious rooms, large bathroom, wonderful staff. "

"Such a lovely stay in this cosy and immaculate 2 bedroom property! The host was so kind and friendly in person and prompt in responding to messages. Loved our stay. One of the most comfortable beds I’ve slept in. I would highly recommend staying here. Our host’s recommendation for supper from a local business across the street was delicious too! "

"Fabulous location to ride along north coast. Walking distance to Ballycastle for dinner and restaurants. The room No. 5 we had came with king size bed and a separate tiny room with bunk beds, perfect for our whole family. On the upper level, there is a massive lounge with vaulted ceilings and a communal kitchen with breakfast served, tea yoghurt, coffee, cereals, toast marmalade and jam. The kitchen is very well equipped to buy your own food for dinners and lunches. It was all very tasteful decorated."

"The breakfast was continental, tea, toast, coffee, orange juice, fruit, cereal, pastries, yoghurt and delicious overnight oats. We do like a cooked breakfast though so this is a mark down for us. The room was beautiful and clean with tea, coffee, biscuits, chocolate and mints which was a nice touch. There were small shower gels in the bathroom and a lovely rain shower. The room was lovely and warm. The other reasons for making down was that we couldn't check in until 4pm which was quite inconvenient as we couldn't freshen up after our drive and breakfast on Sunday morning finished at 9pm which we found to be very early after a night out. The location was great for walking in to Cushendall. "