Hotels With Breakfast in Causeway Coast and Glens, United Kingdom

My husband have just returned from a 2 night stay at this hotel. We had a wonderful time. From check-in to check-out everything was faultless. We had booked an accessible room which was perfect for our needs. The Sandpiper restaurant was top notch and well priced. The staff at this establishment certainly know how to treat their customers and are, in my opinion, a real asset to the organisation. Well done to all and we hope to return soon.

Arrived early and thankfully our room was ready to check in an hour earlier than advertised. Lovely front desk staff, easy check in. Made our way to the room (3rd floor), working lift, easy to find room. All you’d need for a nights stay, Kingside bed, clean Bathroom and bedroom. We’d paid for a sea view and it didn’t disappoint. Some items could be do with updating, however as long as the room is clean I can see past dated furniture. We’d paid for breakfast, again pleased with service. Food was lovely, good selection and helpful staff.

We booked this for two nights at the end of our minimoon exploring the Causeway coast - what we were hoping for was a calming spa retreat in a peaceful setting, what we got was more family fun camp, as a result we came away quite downhearted about it, but if you're looking for a family getaway it would be perfect. (I don't think it helped we had stayed in some amazing places in the preceding days, and arriving here didn't compare) On arrival, no staff were around to check us in and we had to wait quite a long time. The greeting we then got was very business-like and grumpy, rather than friendly and welcoming. We had treated ourselves for our minimoon and booked a suite, which was spacious, but felt dated and in need of a serious refresh - in particular the bathroom - and was very hot. There were no nice extras or finishing touches. In the corridors there were kids running around unattended everywhere. We ate in the Coach House Brasserie both nights, we'd describe it as average. Breakfast was served in Courtyard restaurant, and was exactly what you would expect from a hotel breakfast - perfectly acceptable (though some staff were grumpy and rude) Our main reason for staying at the resort was the Spa, we were hoping for a relaxing end to our minimoon. On arrival at the spa things were looking good, while it was smaller than anticipated, we had the place to ourselves (though the steam room was out of action)...turned out that was only because it was lunchtime. It was soon filled with lots of children, again unattended, splashing and screaming and was the complete opposite of relaxing to the point we actually had to get up and leave. We appreciate it may have been the start of the school holidays, and families need to have somewhere to go, particularly in the rain, but if the pool is open to families, it doesn't feel right to be selling it as a spa, it's just a family splash pool. Also worth saying that young kids were using the jacuzzi and sauna without adult supervision which could be very dangerous. Maybe it would be worth having ”family times” and ”adult only times” to help alleviate this? We did end on a mini-high, as we had booked massages - both of our experiences with the treatment rooms/staff were great and we couldn't fault them, so big well done to that team :) Checking out we had a letter under the door advising us to pay on way to breakfast because of how busy it gets, so we did, then when we checked out later (when it was supposedly very busy) there were 4-6 staff behind the desk and not another customer to be seen...odd.

The room I gave at the beginning was very bad. I only saw the kitchen. Later I upgraded to the best view. The experience is naturally excellent. Can you upgrade your ability to see your own communication skills? ^^ Breakfast, In fact, I think that every hotel in the UK and Ireland is almost the same, the service is very good. Guests can go to the museum with their room card. Also give a small tip, you can drive directly into the sights after 6 o'clock~

My husband have just returned from a 2 night stay at this hotel. We had a wonderful time. From check-in to check-out everything was faultless. We had booked an accessible room which was perfect for our needs. The Sandpiper restaurant was top notch and well priced. The staff at this establishment certainly know how to treat their customers and are, in my opinion, a real asset to the organisation. Well done to all and we hope to return soon.

The hotel has a good environment, renting a car to the sea, there are 6,7 attractions, the scenery is really good, the original ecological feeling, but unfortunately the time is not enough, only went to three places. The breakfast is very good, the bar is better at night, there is a big supermarket behind, but it takes a circle to turn the fence.

Arrived early and thankfully our room was ready to check in an hour earlier than advertised. Lovely front desk staff, easy check in. Made our way to the room (3rd floor), working lift, easy to find room. All you’d need for a nights stay, Kingside bed, clean Bathroom and bedroom. We’d paid for a sea view and it didn’t disappoint. Some items could be do with updating, however as long as the room is clean I can see past dated furniture. We’d paid for breakfast, again pleased with service. Food was lovely, good selection and helpful staff.

My parents, myself and our furry friend (dog) stayed here lastnight and we couldn’t recommend highly enough. The room was spotless, beautiful decor and met all our needs. Michael the owner was very attentive and welcoming. The breakfast was beautiful and the whole experience was very relaxing from start to finish. Thank you for having us, we had a great stay In the heart of portrush.

We arrived slightly early but only had a short wait for our rooms. We stayed in room 1 for the 2nd time. Smell of fresh paint in the hallway and room and couldn't fault the decor. Complimentary tea, coffee (including coffee machine), biscuits, crisps and water. Bed and pillows comfortable to sleep on. You can hear other guests moving around upstairs but it didn't bother us or affect our sleep. Other family members had room 21. Not the best view but who goes away to look out a window anyway? It was a twin room and sufficient. Both safest didn't work and reported to reception. Was offered to use a safe in another room but just kept valuables with us in the end. Food was good with four of us opting for the pizza deal - 2 12inch pizzas, sides and drinks for £20. Pizzas are made in a wood fire oven and tasted good. On Friday night we opted for the steak deal. £20 for steak, side, sauce and drink. The wine with the deal wasn't the best but a slight improvement here could really make the deal perfect. Staff all work very hard and are very friendly - Brian was always flying around making sure everyone was happy. Barman worked his socks off. Lily took our food order for 6 people on Friday night and everything was spot on. It was the same at breakfast. Location is great too, just a short walk to Portrush town, beaches etc. Lovely stay overall, thanks guys. See you again.

We booked this for two nights at the end of our minimoon exploring the Causeway coast - what we were hoping for was a calming spa retreat in a peaceful setting, what we got was more family fun camp, as a result we came away quite downhearted about it, but if you're looking for a family getaway it would be perfect. (I don't think it helped we had stayed in some amazing places in the preceding days, and arriving here didn't compare) On arrival, no staff were around to check us in and we had to wait quite a long time. The greeting we then got was very business-like and grumpy, rather than friendly and welcoming. We had treated ourselves for our minimoon and booked a suite, which was spacious, but felt dated and in need of a serious refresh - in particular the bathroom - and was very hot. There were no nice extras or finishing touches. In the corridors there were kids running around unattended everywhere. We ate in the Coach House Brasserie both nights, we'd describe it as average. Breakfast was served in Courtyard restaurant, and was exactly what you would expect from a hotel breakfast - perfectly acceptable (though some staff were grumpy and rude) Our main reason for staying at the resort was the Spa, we were hoping for a relaxing end to our minimoon. On arrival at the spa things were looking good, while it was smaller than anticipated, we had the place to ourselves (though the steam room was out of action)...turned out that was only because it was lunchtime. It was soon filled with lots of children, again unattended, splashing and screaming and was the complete opposite of relaxing to the point we actually had to get up and leave. We appreciate it may have been the start of the school holidays, and families need to have somewhere to go, particularly in the rain, but if the pool is open to families, it doesn't feel right to be selling it as a spa, it's just a family splash pool. Also worth saying that young kids were using the jacuzzi and sauna without adult supervision which could be very dangerous. Maybe it would be worth having ”family times” and ”adult only times” to help alleviate this? We did end on a mini-high, as we had booked massages - both of our experiences with the treatment rooms/staff were great and we couldn't fault them, so big well done to that team :) Checking out we had a letter under the door advising us to pay on way to breakfast because of how busy it gets, so we did, then when we checked out later (when it was supposedly very busy) there were 4-6 staff behind the desk and not another customer to be seen...odd.