My sister got married here at the Galgorm. The grounds are beautiful. We stayed in the cottages. It…read morewas very spacious. We had 2 large bedrooms, a kitchen, dining area and a large living room. We also had a washer/dryer in the cottage. Our cottage came with a fully stocked mini bar at no extra cost. We were given snacks at no extra cost. Both the drinks and snacks were replenished daily. There was a tv in the living room. All rooms were fully furnished. The kitchen had pots, pans, and dishes. Housekeeping came daily to clean. Beds were so comfy. Bathroom was very big. We were provided with robes and flip flops. Now let's talk about Thermal Spa Village. There were so many hot tubs, saunas and meditation rooms everywhere in the village. I never felt like it was too crowded. It was open from 8:00am-10:00pm daily. There is a river running through the property very scenic and peaceful. I don't think we even went to every spa steam room or sauna. It was just so much to experience. Now the spa also offered other services at an additional price. Breakfast was included with the purchase of our cottage. There were two restaurants that served breakfast. Our favorite was The Conservatory because they offered a la carte breakfast items and it was beautiful inside. They also have a Fratellis Italian restaurant on site and bar/ pub on site as well. So as mentioned my sister got married here. She was married in a small chapel called the Ghost House. Then they had the reception in the 4 Seasons reception hall adjacent to the hotel. It was very nice. There was comfortable seating. The food for the wedding was absolutely amazing. I enjoyed every bite and I had the vegetarian dishes. If you are planning to get hitched in Belfast, please consider the Galgorm Resort & Spa. You won't be disappointed.

Spa is nice but private bookings are not respected, random strangers will walk in during your…read moreactivities and the spa staff do not tell them to leave

Meh. I've never really enjoyed the food here (in the Grill). It's expensive but looks and tastes…read morecheap. Chicken goujons came out so dry and tough we couldn't eat them and ribs had too little sauce and were so huge I was actually put off eating them - they looked kind of menacing. Also, as we walked into the grill the smell of frying was really unpleasant - and I am not generally against that smell. May have just been the type of oil vs their equipment. What the hotel does have going for it is good service and pleasant surroundings (lots of comfy sofas, the odd koi carp pond). A lot of carpet. Hotels love carpet.

I really like this place, although, like the Edge, one of my siblings got married here, so it has…read moresentimental value for me. It's a gorgeous wedding venue, with picturesque grounds out the back for photos, a massive lounge to keep your guests entertained in, and a hue function room, with lots of space for a dance floor! I've also eaten in the Grill Room a few times and it's great on a grey Sunday afternoon for some tasty food in cosy surroundings. It's out of the way for Belfast, but if you're in the Templepatrick area, it's worth calling in for a feed!

Stayed in the hotel last weekend for my partners 30th birthday and I have to say I loved it. We…read moretook are 4 year old daughter with us and she loved it as well, the staff were so friendly and helpful from reception staff to bar/ restaurant staff and even the house keepers. They had family films for the kids in a meeting room which give my daughter something to look forward to, which was nice. The food was amazing the two days we stayed and the breakfast was lovely to, although I will say this if u go down half and hour before breakfast finishes be prepared for slim pickings. The living well part is pretty straight forward, a nice sized pool and changing area and also a sauna and steam room, and for the fitness freaks the gym is OK it's more for runners not weight lifters. Our room was a nice size for what we needed and the view from the window was beautiful as we were looking over the whole golf course and driving range. I will definitely be back soon.

This hotel in Northern Ireland has a great look and sits on a golf course with a putting green and…read moredriving range. Nice spa services, workout facilities and swimming pool. I checked in this afternoon and a wedding reception was taking place in one of the buildings. The staff was very friendly and helped get me settled in a bit early. I like the brick interior of the hallways. I enjoyed just walking around the grounds. It was gusty winds and a misty rain in the air, but coming from Arizona, that is a welcome sight. I ordered room service and although it was slightly longer than the 30 minutes they indicated, the food was great. I had the Chicken Tikka Marsala and my friend the beef lasagna with salad. I ordered Coke Zero, but was brought Diet Coke. Not too big of a deal, but not correct. For dessert, I went with the chocolate fondant with vanilla ice cream. It also came with chocolate pudding that could be added to the cake. Damn, it was good! Happy finish indeed! The one thing that is a little odd is the bed situation. I ordered 2 queen beds and it more closely resembles two cots with wheels. Let's just say that you couldn't really have much fun, if you know what I mean. If you are not overly close with person/people sharing your room, you will be after staying here. While the beds are separate, they are side by side and basically one large bed.

Sundays are never the most exciting day of the week, so it's on these days, we decide to take…read moreourselves off somewhere new for Sunday lunch. A couple of weeks ago, we decided to go to the Ballymac, after hearing someone mention it the day previously. It is a hotel, and certainly looks impressive, and at times, opulent, both from the inside and out. In we went, to the restaurant/grill bar, and were shown to our seat. There was a good crowd there, mostly families with children out to enjoy their Sunday treat. We received our menus and had a look, after making our drink orders (if you order a soft drink, it's from a mixer bottle, one of my bugbears, if you have read any of my other reviews!) The menu: Nothing very adventurous on here, just your standard burgers, steaks, roast dinners and suchlike. I decided to go for the prawn open sandwich, while my partner went for the steak (as usual!) The food arrived promptly, and while it was nice enough, it was nothing unbelievably special. That said, I would certainly be happy enough to eat here again, maybe I'll just order something different next time!

Close to my parents so have been for food often. Ive had…read morelots of different steak cuts, ribeye, fillet, rump etc. They are good quality with very generous portions. sizzling platter with onions and mushroom. Chips came in a huge bowl and pepper sauce. Mum usually opts for pasta dishes as she finds them lovely quality and filling.They do lots of daily specials, fish, lamb, pork loin etc. Service is always friendly. Sunday carvery is good value washed down with a Guinness. The grounds are well looked after and tidy.

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.

I absolutely adore this hotel! So much so we are getting married here in July!…read moreFrom the minute we stepped inside the staff were so helpful and always so friendly. They made choosing this venue the easiest decision in the world. We went to the carvery on Sunday and the food was just outstanding. Even though it was super busy we were seated quickly and it was not over crowded at all! The rooms are all beautiful whether you choose a standard double or one of the fabulous suite! The prices for everything from rooms to food are so reasonable for such a beautiful hotel! I highly recommend a trip here and a walk round the beautiful gardens!

Went there on Sunday for the carvery. Food was mostly great, but some things were not quite as warm…read moreor hot as they should be, a common problem with carveries everywhere. One note, regarding the cubicles in the mens toilets. They are so narrow and small, they are almost impossible to use. The inward opening door all but brushes the front of the toilet pedestal and the only way of closing the door while inside would seem to be stand on top of the toilet. Perhaps outward opening doors would be a solution ?

My wife and I are in Ireland on a holiday. We came up for a few days from Dublin and wanted to…read morestay at a b&b, so we just started driving around one evening and came across this place. For a $130 (pounds) we got an amazing room that is quite luxurious, very comfortable bed and lots of pillows and warm fluffy bed blankets. The hot water jet tub in the bathroom was the best after a long day of site seeing. The next morning we were continue to be surprised with how nice the place is. During breakfast everything tastes very good. They serve complimentary hot and cold food as well a an assortment of cold juice. (Everything was very good) This place was so nice and cheep for the price compared to other b&b we looked at previously, that we decided to stay another night! I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS

Just home from a lazy Sunday at leighinmohr house. The staff where excellent and the food…read moregorgeous. Had a lovely room with very comfortable bed. Lovely bar to sit and while away the hours. Loved it

If you're visiting Belfast or Northern Ireland in general, this is the place to be. With amazing…read morehosts, this Bed & Breakfast comes with delicious breakfasts (you can choose what you want from a variety of options) including a full ulster breakfast. The rooms are fresh and the beds are very comfortable. The bathrooms are like new. No complaints about this place except that it is a bit in the middle of nowhere, but that is a positive as well- the drive into town has a nice countryside view!