The Rostrevor Inn

The room was not spacious but had a lovely comfortable bed and in this instance I had the wet room bathroom which has lots of space. The room was clean and very nice. The owner did all in his power to source an iron for me which was greatly appreciated. The area itself is beautiful with views of the Cooley mountains and Carlingford lough. I was in the are for work but would recommend for a holiday.

We booked this place on the basis of the descriptions given about its facilities and atmospere. Frankly - we were lied to and will never visit again! Firstly I value off street car parking and free parking is specifically described - this turns out to be on street car parking and not on site parking at all.The streets of Rostrevor are historic with hardly enough width for cars to pass. Add in parking and there is substantial risk as well as distance to walk between car and hotel - especially with heavy luggage - totally unacceptable. The hotel description makes much of the quality of food and drink on offer. To find on arival that nothing is offered after breakfast on Mondays and Tuesdays when your stay is Monday to Wednesday makes a complete mockery of that. International travel to Ulster depends very largely on ferries. If you are on the morning Liverpool boat then you have to forego breakfst completely - not even a portion of a continental breakfast. By contrast if you take advantage of a late breakfast as offered every day - the your room doesn't get made up! Sorry this place lied to us and for that it is off my list of places to stay - for life

Fabulous 3 night stay in room 4 on first floor front of building. Check-in in the bar was excellent, as was advice and info. Had a great walk before breakfast the first morning up to Clough Stone and then across to Kodak Corner. Well worth the climb for amazing views. Took the car ferry across to Carlingford after breakfast (touristy but very attractive village). Next day had a couple of hours in Warrenpoint and were lucky enough to catch the piping band marching past. Rostrevor itself is a friendly village with great places to eat and drink. Special mention to Fearon's bar and The Shack for pizza on their outdoor terrace in the evening sun. Be aware that no-where seems to be open for food Monday/Tuesday except the Chinese takeaway and a traditional takeaway - if you're staying at the Inn you can eat your takeaway in the bar. The Rostrevor Inn has a great restaurant with brilliant service and Crawfords Bar is small and friendly with a rear snug area if the front space is busy as it will be on live music nights. Kept the bedroom windows open as the bed was a little too warm.