“Really great place.”
Perfectly located, Martin is a great host and the breakfast was incredible!. Nothing to report
Iversen3 weeks ago
★★★·Ballycastle·9.6
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Maghernahar House B&B in Ballycastle features comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, garden views, free Wi‑Fi, flat‑screen TV and work desks. Guests enjoy a sunny terrace and landscaped garden overlooking mountains. Breakfast offers full English/Irish, vegan and gluten‑free choices with hot dishes, juice, cheese and fruit. The inn is 15 km from the Giant’s Causeway and Dunluce Castle, and 7 km from Carrick‑a‑Rede Rope Bridge and White Park Bay.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Perfectly located, Martin is a great host and the breakfast was incredible!. Nothing to report
Iversen·3 weeks ago
We were greeted by the host Martin, what a warm welcome. He showed us to our room and explained some little details. The room was very comfortable and the breakfast was amazing. Anyone should be able to find something they would like. I can’t think of anything.
Deanna·4 weeks ago
Breakfast was excellent with lots of options, the room was very comfortable and we had a huge bathroom with a large soaking tub and a shower next door. Martin recommended several dinner spots that were very good close by and it was fun to visit with. No complaints!
Clodah·A month ago
Martin was an excellent host and made sure that our stay was enjoyable and comfortable. We were spoilt for choice at breakfast time, with a very wide selection of cereals, spreads, dairy products and all preferences catered for. Plus a wide selection for a cooked breakfast. The location was good for reaching all the tourist areas. Just a little nitpick but us ladies would have appreciated somewhere to hang/put our clothes in our bathroom
Ann·A month ago
The stay stood out as a highlight of our trip; the place was spotless, cozy, and friendly, with every detail considered, and Martin gave fantastic dinner and activity suggestions—wish we could have stayed longer, it would have been the perfect base for exploring the Antrim coast.
Sarah·A month ago