The Curran Court Hotel has a great family style restaurant serving hearty portions of freshly…read morecooked food. The food is comforting and just like what your mum used to make, prefect for a blustery Northern Irish night! Very accommodating and will fulfil all requests. George is a legend :)

Thoroughly impressed with our visit to the Curran Court…read more I'll be honest, I'm not exactly a regular in Larne. When I was a child we used to eat in the Curran Court a fair but, and it was my understanding it was closed. I didn't realise until recently that it had reopened in a new location, and I heard quite a number of good reports, so thought I'd give it a go. We went along for Sunday dinner as a group of four adults. The expectations that I had due to what I'd been told and had read online were certainly met and exceeded. The have a fantastic menu that gives lots of choice and something for everyone, without giving you that sinking feeling of being handed a massive menu and thinking that they may be a jack of all trades and a master of none. As it was a Sunday, we all opted for a traditional dinner, there were 2 x beef, 1 x chicken, and i had the salmon, and with this we got all the usual trimmings and fixings. The orders were taken on tablet devices (very futuristic for Larne!!) :) and the food arrived quickly and evetything was present and correct. The food itself was delicious and very fairly priced for what we had, suffice to say there was no room for pudding, although the sweet list looked very tempting. Definitely next time! Well recommended.

Great view on a clear day you can see Scotland!…read more If you are working n your family heritage here in County Antrim, especially in the Carncastle Parish area, stay here because your hosts know the area quite well. Or, if you are interested in the natural beauty of this place, stay here because Robert can show lots of fascinating places. In short, it's a lovely place and extremely hospitable and delightful hosts. Excellent breakfasts, too. What do you want? Helen can prepare it to your satisfaction. Lots of friendly conversation, if you have the time to just sit and relax. Absolutely, above and beyond all expectations. We genuinely hope to be able to return in the near future.

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.

Pro: the sweetest service. Somehow when we checked in and got to our room we found that the room…read morehad somehow not been cleaned. The manager was SOOOO apologetic and cleaned our place right away and left us a little gift. I wish I'd remembered her name because she was so sweet. Pro: the continental breakfast was really good and continued my daily full Irish/ulster breakfast. Con: there's some work being done outside and our view from the window was awful. Just a ton of garbage. I know they're working but they'd be good to clean what they could because there was just a bunch of trash to look at.

Dobbin's is one of the oldest and most historic buildings in Carrickfergus. It has been a hotel…read moresince the 1940's and prior to this, has been among other things, a family castle, an armoury, and even a gaol. Today, Dobbin's is a hotel, and has a popular bar and restaurant which is hugely popular with both locals and visitors to the town. The interior is decorated throughout keeping in mind the age and history of the building, and provides a comfortable and homely environment. Opening each morning from 9am, there is a fantastic range of foods available for breakfast, lunch and dinner, using fresh locally sourced produce, the menu changes regularly and is absolutely delicious. I particularly recommend their cooked breakfasts! At night, the bar is a lively spot for a few drinks, and they host various live music, karaoke and quiz nights. The staff are very friendly and the owners take a keen interest in the running of the establishment and are always available to give you any local information if needed.

Positives: 1. LOVELY view of cows. I'm serious I loved those…read morecows 2. Very spacious rooms 3. Good breakfast 4. Rooms were pretty 5. Comfortable beds (compared with the floor mattress I slept on in the last hotel)!! Negatives: 1. Teakettle was moldy and gross (which was sad for me because I love tea) sad :( 2. Shower was SCARY it sprayed everywhere and was stuck on one temperature 3. The walls were thin so I could hear people yelling Overall: the hotel was really great. The cows honestly made up for everything (I'm dead serious)

The newly refurbished Corrs is lush. The carpet pile is so new and lush you just wanna roll around…read moreon it!! Met a business colleague for meeting and lunch. We went to the bar and grill and I had mushroom stroganoff and chips, he had soup and bread. My stroganoff was like a blast from the past, absolutely delicious. The new decor is amazing.

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!

The Hotel is now renamed the Loughshore Hotel Carrickfergus. The staff are still the same helpful…read morehappy bunch. The rooms are excellent for 3*, and the food is superb. They have renovated and added a new bar, and it's great with free live entertainment at weekends! Definitely recommend a visit.

The hotel itself is good value. Especially considering hotels seem so expensive in Belfast…read more It could have been a bad experience for me but i found that ppl were slamming doors all night and running around. Not really the best nights sleep I have ever had. The room itself was fine, nothing fantastic to write home about but had the main features we all look for, including a nice tea station. The staff however are lovely and friendly, which is always great. Overall i think you get what you pay for here.

This b&b is located about 3 miles outside of antrim and offers not only excellet accomodation for…read morepeople but stables and accomodation for racing dogs as well. The familtyy re all really wexcellent and cater for needs when they can,. The setting of the house is great with loads of great scenery to look at. nice quiet area.