This is a delightful find. Clean, large and comfortable rooms. Very good wifi. Fantastic breakfast…read more- and not just the usual fry up. A healthy fruit/granola table, home made breads and even gluten free options. Shan, the owner, is friendly, offers great advice on local food and tourist attractions and will help you get your laundry sorted. The only issue is that it's too far to walk to Donegal town and the parking at night in town can be right. Taxi cost 7 euro each way

Exhibits include "Journey in Time" about the Victoria Bridge Tram. The carpark is adjacent. There…read moreare displays about Irish coffee and the Derg Valley. This is a local information office with a children's play area. You can also buy gifts or souvenirs.

Wonderful host! Enjoyed talking about Derry and the history. Room was clean and updated…read more Traditional Irish breakfast was spot on. Great location to lay your head after exploring inside the walled city. All the sites were in walking distance.

Clean, comfortable rooms and beds with an excellent breakfast. Great location - short walking…read moredistance to the restaurants, pubs and main street. Robert the host was a pleasure to talk with and he even booked us an excellent dinner reservation upon our arrival. Would definitely stay here again and recommend this B&B.

The Downhill Hostel was one of our favorite places that we stayed in all of Ireland. During our 23…read moredays in Ireland and Northern Ireland, the scenery of the Downhill Hostel was certainly the best of any place we stayed. McCall and William were hospitable and gracious. We definitely recommend you stay there for more than one night. We tried to do just one night and that simply wasn't enough, so we stayed a second night. Thanks for everything! We miss the Downhill already. Coty, Jon, Heidi, and Luke Ottertail, Minnesota, USA

One of our favorite place on earth, if not the first one !…read moreWe've been there 3 times since 2000 with a growing pleasure each and every time. The people running the place are the nicest host you could imagine. The place is magnificent with a breathtaking scenery ! It's not far away from the Giant's Causeway, a mythical place and the neighbourhood is a great place for someone who loves nature and peaceful walks. It's not very far either from Donegal, thanks to a boat which will carry your car and yourself from one place (i.e. Northern ireland) to the other (Eire). We're looking forward to come back (but not too often otherwise we would end in staying there and not returning home (France it is).

Beautiful and charming small (ish) hotel, it is set just off a main A road but that does not deter…read morefrom the beauty of its grounds. The inside is warm, homely and inviting with broad wood beams along the ceiling and just a generally olde world feeling. The food is amazing and I can highly reccommend the steak and guiness pie. All meals are beautifully presented and good sized portions. You wouldnt get much change from £50 for a meal for two but I think for food and atmosphere like the one at The Bushtown its perfectly reasonable. The staff are very helpful and accommadating to your needs. Children welcome and disabled access available. They also host wedding receptions frequently and have live bands in one or two nights a week. During the summer they will also have some stage shows for the younger kids to attend.

Hotel and country club just outside Coleraine. They do a wonderful Sunday carvery. As much as you…read morelike for a set price! Ideal for those who like their food. They also cater well for children. If you have ate too much and want to loose a few pounds you can always try out their gym and swimming pool. The pool is quite small but ideal for a relaxing swim and then pop into the sauna or sit in the jacuzzi. Altogether quite relaxing! Staff are excellent and facilities are spotless.

Enjoyed my stay at Weefileld, very welcoming, good sized guestroom. Nice freshly cooked breakfast,…read moreplenty of choice. Will stay again when in the area.

Great location, average hostel. Better than its Belfast counterpart, but still has problems…read more Pros: Centrally located (only 2 blocks from the city walls) Price is right Free Wifi Nice common area Pool table Nice owners Cons: Rooms aren't kept up as they should be Water was either too hot or too cold Our room smelled like mold A relaxing shower would have been nice after a day of being on my feet... but I guess a good sleep for £10 isn't bad either.

This was a very nice hotel/resort which we didn't have enough time to enjoy. This was an evening…read morestop on our Ireland tour, and our final evening in Northern Ireland. The rooms are on the larger side and very comfortable. The grounds are lovely. From what we saw there is a nice golf course, bar, restaurant (where we had dinner and breakfast), a spa, and more. We got there just before dinner, had a leisurely meal with our fellow travelers, and crashed after a long day. The restaurant was very good. We had drinks and dinner. The breakfast was served in another room as a traditional Irish breakfast. I wish we had more time to enjoy the amenities and the grounds. Perhaps next time.