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8 Top-Rated Hotels in Rostrevor, County Down, Northern Ireland
Discover the best hotels in Rostrevor, County Down, Northern Ireland including The Rostrevor Inn, The Sands B&B, The Oystercatcher, Seaview Guesthouse, East Coast Glamping, Rostrevor Holidays, Glensheelin, Rostrevor Mountain Lodge At East Coast Adventure.
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1. The Rostrevor Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
We have a choice of single, double and family rooms. All rooms are en-suite, equipped with tea & coffee making facilities, flat screen TV, most rooms have free Wi-fi, hair-drier, iron and ironing board are available. We are in the centre of the village and within walking distance of the Fairy Glen.
Mixed Feelings
Reviewed By Leemacc1972Very mixed feelings about this little place.On arrival very friendly member of staff checked me in .Our room was at the very top of the house ,I am not sure that its accessible to Those with a disability .The room was clean and bright and beds where comfortable. Tea coffee and water was provided. When I tried to take a shower the thermostat was broken and honestly the water would have scalded ! I reported this to a member of staff and the manager came to report he couldn't fix the problem ,there was no offer of a change of room ,so no shower at all. We are in the restaurant on Sat nite the service and food where very good and we enjoyed starters and main course. It should be noted that the accommodation is not in the same building as the restaurant and bar but accessed by a separate door in the street . Breakfast on Sunday morning was a disappointment, we sat down and where offerred tea and coffee and then waited for 50 full mins on our Cooked breakfast which would be excessive even on a busy morning but there was around three other tables to be catered for .when breakfast arrived there was no apology for the delay .Food was fine and hot when we did receive it.
2. The Sands B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 95 reviews
The Sands B&B is situated in exclusive Victoria Square in the picturesque village of Rostrevor. The rooms afford spectacular views of The Mourne Mountains and Carlingford Lough. Just 500 metres to pubs, restaurants and cafes, right beside Kilbroney Park with its world class mountain bike trails. One hour from either Belfast or Dublin. One en suite double room with Juliet balcony, one en suite twin/double room. All rooms have flat screen TV, complimentary tea/coffee and biscuits,hair dryer and toiletries. Head massage and holistic massage available on site from March 2017. Vegans and vegitarians catered for. Free wifi and off street parking, secure storage for bikes. Fishing, golf, horse- riding and water--sports all within two miles.
Idyllic experience
Reviewed By Jolene BHad the most wonderful stay at The Sands B&B in picturesque Rostrevor, Co Down. The B&B is just beautiful, lovely for a quiet stay and you can check out the live music sessions in town. Anne and John are so welcoming and nothing is too much, we had a beautiful breakfast, which set us up for the day! The views from the B&B out to the lough were really lovely. Our room was beautifully laid out, en-suite and the amenities include gorgeous natural toiletries, tea/coffee and tv/wifi. I would definitely recommend booking a wee break there as it was a wholely enjoyable experience. Many thanks.
3. The Oystercatcher
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
Welcome to The Oystercatcher, your Rostrevor “home away from home.” The Oystercatcher aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV and a seating area, and you can stay connected during your stay as The Oystercatcher offers guests free wifi. The guest house features outdoor furniture, a sun terrace, and baggage storage. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. Travelers looking to enjoy some fish and chips can head to The Old School House. Otherwise, you may want to check out a cafe such as Synge and Byrne. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Good Craic Gifts and Souvenirs (0.3 mi), which is a popular Rostrevor attraction – and it is conveniently located within walking distance of the guest house. The Oystercatcher puts the best of Rostrevor at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Great property, fantastic host
Reviewed By Damian MWe have just returned from an overnight stay in the oystercatcher. I can't recommend this guesthouse highly enough. Spotless clean, comfortable and great food. The highlight of the stay was the host. Such a warm friendly person. She greeted us at the door as we arrived, showed us to our room and explained all At breakfast next morning she chatted away to us as if part of the family and made us feel really welcome, anything we needed was not a problem We will difinately stay here again when back in the area
4. Seaview Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 139 reviews
Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Seaview Guesthouse is the perfect base from which to explore the spectacular Mourne countryside. With six beautifully appointed and spacious ensuite bedrooms combined with unrivalled guesthouse facilities, you can be assured of a warm welcome and excellent service every time you visit.
Wonderful bed and breakfast
Reviewed By westin186605Martina and Brendan are wonderful hosts who make you feel very welcome. The two of them along with their son Patrick couldn’t do enough. Our only complaint was the weather which meant we couldn’t explore the beautiful surroundings. The room was spotless and the bed so comfortable. The breakfast was cooked to perfection. We just can’t wait to go back and explore the views, area and walks. Marty and Lorraine
5. East Coast Glamping
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Not what I expected
Reviewed By Sheila MMaybe it’s me but I expected glamping to include a tiny bit of ease over normal camping and I expected an adventure centre to have thing to do and see. This is more “stay in a pod on a hill”. The car has to be parked at the bottom of the hill and then you have to carry whatever you brought with you up the hill to the pod. We made about 15 journeys and by that time all the good of not having the tent was gone out of it. We would have parked on a pitch in a normal campsite and had our tent up in half the time. The pod has a bed which is converted into a table when you get there. We had one adult and two kids so we needed it to be a bed. Not a table (there’s a picnic table outside anyway). It took 20 mins and we nearly lost a few fingers. It’s mega heavy. Think 4 or 5 stone and you have to lift it awkwardly. Then the bed was assembled. But unless you pay extra you don’t get sheets so it just a big cushion upon which you put your sleeping bag. At £75 a night for 1 adult and two kids I’d have stayed in b and b for less and not had to pay extra for sheets or make my own breakfast! We decided to make dinner and headed down to the hostel/reception building. We were immediately told to leave. Campers aren’t allowed in (another couple weren’t allowed in to use the washing machine to wash a soiled sheet. The receptionist took the sheet and said they’d wash it). We were direct towards a guy (also up the hill - so pack v light food). Now again it might be just me because the other camper said she hadn’t expected a kitchen at all and so she was happy with the facilities. I wasn’t. I’ve camped in a one star campsite in Italy. This was about the same. The hut is like something from “little house on the prairie” made out of logs but even in “little house” they had filled in the holes between the logs. Not here. The other lady’s kids kept putting their hands through the walls while I cooked!! (Note there was only one other family there - the place was deserted - even the hostel was empty locked and lights off on one night and we were the only people stupid enough to sleep in a pod on the side of a hill with no gates or security or anything). And the kitchen hut was just placed on gravel (note all the paths are gravel so our wheely pulley bags and cooler got bogged down going uphill - you must carry them!). No concrete floor in the kitchen so when you open the cupboards there are no shelves or anything - you are just looking at the gravel ground with some litter on it. I closed the cupboard door pronto and guessed that vermin would have no difficulty accessing anything brought in the kitchen. Hence all the plates etc are under plastic covers. We brought our own. The hot tap ( a heater tap thingy) didn’t work so we had to boil water to wash up. We ate at another picnic table just outside the kitchen hut which was nice. The kettle worked, the gas hob was good, the fridge was good but small if the place was full. The bins weren’t emptied for the three days we were there. Not in the kitchen, lounge cabin or the toilets. So vermin might be attracted. There is a lovely hobbit style cabin (looked octagonal) which campers can use as a lounge. It’s full with three tables and wooden bench around the edge. That was v nice. We spent a lot of time there. The toilet and shower are in a hut too. Just one between all the girls and one for the boys. But it was v v clean. The shower handle thing was broken but it was good hot water and I found it was good. And that’s it. There are no activities at east coast adventure centre. I saw a zip line but I was never given a leaflet of activities or anything and no one went near it so I don’t know if it’s in use. So nothing for kids to do that didn’t involve a car ride. The East Coast Adventure Centre do run lots of activities in Watrenpoint (15 min drive) and I saw their cycling depot in Rostrevor (5min drive) and I heard only good things about these activities but we didn’t partake as my kids are too small. The other family lit a bbq beside their pod in a bbq barrel with logs and it all looked lovely. They were v happy with the place. But the fire burned late into the night 15 ft from my pod. I noticed the roof of my pod looked like felt. There are no fire alarms and I saw no fire extinguishers. The pods have no ventilation whatsoever. The other ppl slept with their door open. I slept well and the foam mattresses/cushions are comfy. I’m glad I went to try out that while glamping sleeping in a pod thing but I won’t do that again.
6. Rostrevor Holidays
Overall Ratings
5 based on 60 reviews
In the foothills of the Mourne Mountains, just outside Rostrevor, County Down, you will find Rostrevor Holidays. A family-run self-catering rostrevor accommodation group, located on a peaceful 24-acre farm. 12 cottages of varying sizes are built in a traditional style with magnificent views over the Mourne Mountains and down Kilbroney Valley to Carlingford Lough. Our one bedroom cottages are ideal for a couple looking for a relaxing break, whilst are our larger 3 and 4 bedroom houses will suit family holidays and friends’ reunions. At Your Doorstep At Rostrevor Holidays, we are more than just a place to stay; we really feel that you can make a holiday here. First of all, at your doorstep, you can enjoy a game of tennis, let your children explore the playground, or take a walk along the 3km farmyard trail. Make Rostrevor Holidays a base for your friends and family. Make the most of the local mountain bike trails in Rostrevor and Castlewellan, or the hill walking in the Mournes.
Welcoming, clean, friendly, perfect for a couple
Reviewed By EllieDubSpent a weekend with our two dogs here and only have good things to say about Didi and her team (Anne and Lucia). We arrived early and we were stunned and thrilled to learn that our cottage was ready. Cute and clean cottage, perfect for two people and dogs (we had a dog-friendly cottage). Location was a great base for visiting family in Warrenpoint and Newry. Will be back in a heartbeat and hopefully our cottage will be available when we next pay a visit.
7. Glensheelin
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Lovely apartment
Reviewed By nkeat2019Just enjoyed a short stay in Rostrevor and really enjoyed it. The apartment was lovely, spotless clean, warm and cosy. There was tea milk and bread left ready for us when we arrived which was greatly appreciated. There are some lovely walks in the area. Would definitely recommend this place to stay.
8. Rostrevor Mountain Lodge At East Coast Adventure
Fabulous hostel accommodation at East Coast Adventure Centre - high spec finish and a range of outdoor activities 3.2 miles from Rostrevor Village East Coast Adventure offers the perfect base for exploring the Mourne Mountains and Carlingford Lough. 20 minutes on the Mourne Coastal Route from the main arterial route (M1) and halfway between Dublin & Belfast on the East Coast. Perfect for those exploring the area or those of you in transit between our main cities Dublin & Belfast.
