Recently stayed in room 7. Great host and accommodations. No problem with a parking spot. Clean and…read moremodern decor. Recommended for your stay in the Portrush area.

We arrived a little later than we expected. And, our group gets a pretty hangry. When we asked the…read moreproprietor about walking into town to get food. He said we may not make it in time. So, he got his car and drove us to the harbor area so that we could get dinner before their kitchens closed. The location is actually really close to the center. We were able to walk back just fine. The hotel itself is adorable. It was very clean and welcoming and the Irish breakfast ensured our group would start off the day happy. I highly recommend Anvershiel House.

Just lovely! I can see why Ann and Lyle Taggart are Northern Ireland Tourism Award winners for…read more2012. I was blown away by the well-appointed and decorated rooms. We stayed in both The White Park Room and The Causeway Suite. Both had skylights, great views of the countryside, and refrigerators. I really liked The Causeway Suite because it had a separate living area and a bathtub in addition to a shower stall. Very well done and my first choice when staying in the Bushmills area!

Our stay was wonderful! We felt right at home the minute we arrived. The rooms were kept up very…read morewell and very clean. The breakfast included is excellent. The extra amenities made such a difference. Even the view from our room was great. We watched the sunset and overlooked the vast fields of sheep, cows, and of course beautiful green northern Ireland country right from the comfort of our room.

Our first trip to Portrush, Northern Ireland was enhanced by our stay at Ramona Guest House. Our…read moreroom had a beautiful view of the ocean and walking path across the street. Jennifer and Robert were lovely hosts . Breakfast was delicious.

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.

Never heard of a hotel that can't have 4 people in a room. They tried to make us put our two…read morechildren in a separate room. The "gentleman" at the front desk was not honest about what was booked or not available and was rude to boot. Not only that the travel cot we paid for is nowhere to be found. There's no elevator, the bathroom needs some attention and everything else is dingy and worn. Just realized the WiFi is not working, so one more thing we paid for and didn't get.

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.

Lovely B & B. The atmosphere is very nice, rooms were perfect, and the (included) breakfast is…read morehearty and delicious. They even supply soap, shampoo, and conditioner. Highly recommended.

This place was great for the price we paid! There's a cute pub downstairs while the rooms are up a…read moresmall flight of stairs. It is very close to everything in Bushmills. The tavern itself has a great history and the woman that runs it is very helpful and full of information on the area.

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!

This a nice quiet place a few kilometers out of town in a lush country setting. It's brand new and…read morenicely done. Our hosts, Michelle and her husband, Martin were warm and welcoming. We were offered almost whatever we wanted including a full Ulster fry for breakfast. It was quite peaceful and relaxing after an exhausting day at the Giants Causeway and Dunluce castle.