Most of the hotel is just a very old building right kn the water front. You do get to go into a…read moreturret up a circular staircase. There is a nice walk along the ocean. Had the foresight to book dinner reservations given there is not much around there. The dinner dishes were a bit bland. Odd that they did not have the Red Malt Vinegar. They provide distilled white vinegar for the fish and chips. Server said it was "distilled malt vinegar." Service was very good in the restaurant and hotel otherwise. There is a Game of Thrones door leading into the restaurant.

We ate in the restaurant twice (walking through the very cool door that apparently appears in Game…read moreof Thrones), and it was actually very good. We had our tour finale dinner there, which was ordered off a pre-set menu, and it was very good. The next morning, we had a traditional Irish Breakfast buffet, and it was one of the better ones we had during our 13 days in Ireland. Service was also very good for both dinner and breakfast. Not sure what restaurants are around in Ballygally, but eating at the hotel turned out to be a convenient and good option.

Charming, spacious, inviting ... and a hostess that is fabulous. Copious breakfast using fresh…read moreingredients. Would recommend without hesitation.

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.

The King Arms Hotel was very comfortable, clean, and hospitable!…read more On our journey 2014, we had left Belfast Ireland very late in the day on a Stena Line car ferry to cross the Irish Sea heading to Scotland. By the time we had arrived at Cairnryan Port Scotland it was very dark, but we decided to start driving the 200 mile trek from Cairnryan Port on the A77 roadway to Lochness Lake located approx (200) miles away. Being so very tired, and struggling to drive any further, we began looking for places to rest on the long dark roads around Ballantrae, this is when we stumbled upon the King Arms Hotel. The King Arms staff booked us in late without any trouble, were very polite and offered us a late night dinner and drinks. We ended up playing pool in the pub area, having drinks, and speaking to the locals in the pub about the history of the area. In the morning, in the dining room area, they had a very nice breakfast prepared for us to sustain us on our journey, the atmosphere was amazingly family like. It was a very unexpected and pleasant stop on our journey into Scotland! If you walk to the west of the main parking lot, there is a small trail which will lead you through a large grassy soccer field, this trail will take you to the shore of Ballantrae Bay, the trail is approximately 700 feet in length. The view in the morning hours was amazing!!!!! Definitely Recommend!

Great food in an authentic village pub. Craft beer by Five Kingdoms. It's a community pub and hub…read morewith folk music nights, coffee, beer garden, right near the sea.

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!

We stayed at Walsh's hotel for two nights for our stay in the North of Ireland. It was a lovely…read morecharming hotel, wonderful staff nice bar and dining. Nice location as a base for exploring the North of Ireland.

What a pleasant surprise to find this oasis of super friendly staff who were on point for every…read morerequest from our group of high school students. The rambling hotel with never ending spaces and types of rooms were inviting and provided plenty of room. There were local activities and frankly the hotel acts like a community center. Zumba, line dancing, and a pub with a huge TV for viewing games or GoT premieres! Grocery is nearby and laundry round the corner made mid-tour replenishing easy. Thank you for making us feel welcome and well fed!

This is quite a historic hotel. Built in the 1800s and owned at one time by Winston Churchill, it…read moreis a great homage to the past. The hotel remains true to its heritage. The service is outstanding and we had a wonderful dinner as well as an Irish Breakfast. Consider, with the history comes old plumbing, so toilets are hard to flush and it takes a long time for them to refill. The showers are tricky with getting the right temperature balance almost impossible. These minor inconveniences are well worth knowing you slept in the footsteps of political giants.

During our trip to Ireland in September, we stayed in many hotels. All were nice, even stayed in a…read morecastle. But by far, our favorite was the Londonderry. Why? It felt like home. Denise and the staff were wonderful. She let us pick a room out of three choices! All are unique. Our room was very comfortable. The skeleton key is so classic! The bathrooms were all updated recently and beautiful. The staff was pleasant and friendly. Denise gave us some tips on local sights, and driving directions to Belfast for a more scenic drive along the water. You may see in other reviews mention of the wheaten bread-delicious! We ate both nights in the restaurant, with pleasant service and good food. Most hotels we stayed in on our trip were corporate-very fine. This place is special.

The down stairs was very nice and I like the fact that they have a bar next to the check in area…read more Another good thing is that they are connected to a very nice sport bar with pretty good drinks. However, its time to buy a new chair for the room. The stains on that chair were pretty nasty. As an adult, I know what kind of stains they were.

Clean, convenient hotel. What you expect from a travelodge type accommodation. The only downside…read moreis the £5 per hour of in-room internet access.

Superb hotel overlooking Campbeltown Loch. The rooms were well furnished and comfortable. The…read morebreakfast was excellent. The dinner cooked by head chef Joanne was excellent. The only thing the hotel lacks is a bar. They provide only canned and bottled beers. Apart from this one of the best small hotel experiences in a long time.

This is a lovely place to go for a meal. We arrived slightly early for our meal and were escorted…read moreinto a lovely warm sitting room where we were offered a drink. There was a lovely atmosphere and we were encouraged to take our time choosing from the menu. We relaxed by the fire overlooking Campbeltown loch. We ordered and when our starters were ready we were shown through to the dining room. The dining room was cosy and there were other diners but you didn't feel as though you were being overheard by anyone. The menu was extensive and I would highly recommend the monkfish. At the end of the evening we had a lovely stroll along the side of the loch back home.