March 2024 by Tom Tum
Very tired and run-down. Loose fittings, threadbare carpet and furnishings.Staff are very helpful and friendly.
March 2024 by Sandra Auzina
Beautiful place, many walking
March 2024 by Tanya Loughran
Just back from the hotel and will absolutely go back ? it's a bit tired but absolutely spotless and the staff were brilliant especially Ross ? and the breakfast was great ? the views were stunning ?? I would highly recommend and can't wait to go back ?
February 2024 by Grace Bruce
Food & drinks: The urban,new bridge ,dolphin ?
February 2024 by Trevor McKee
Fantastic view, rooms dated but spot on for the money ?
February 2024 by Elaine Hannigan
Nice hotel friendly staff, only downside could not get lunch or dinner. However, plenty of places to eat around the hotelNearby activities: Close to the giants causeway and other beautiful spotsWalkability: Everything is in walking distance
February 2024 by Pablo Torres
Dated. Correct. Quality/ price is good. Can't
January 2024 by JAMES KIDNEY
The hotel was having the kitchen refurbished, and there was no food, only breakfast, and that was not up to standard , then it was the quiet time, and there were not many people there, but I would say plenty to do in the summer,
December 2023 by Ann Morrow
Room was OK. in need of refurbishment. Booked 2 nights B&B and 1 evening meal. Would not recommend evening meal, menu very limited and side salad consists of lettuce leaves, no dressing or additional other veg. Would highly recommend breakfast, great choice and good service. All in all staff were excellent and very helpful. Staff are to be very commended, well worth keeping on.
December 2023 by Nigel McLester
We were out on Friday night for our Christmas work night. We had pints in a few bars. We found this bar the most expensive of them all, at £7 a pint in Portrush. We didn't stay long, it was dead, no atmosphere, no one in and very expensive.
November 2023 by Michelle
Fantastic staff,beautiful location,comfy room...just in need of a freshen up but over all, it was a great hotel. Will definitely be staying again soon!??
October 2023 by Ann Carroll
Great location, we parked free right on the street in front (pretty lucky). The room was a bit sparse and faced the sea but you had to stand at the window to see it. Still, beds okay. Breakfast was fine although we had to compete with a tour group.
October 2023 by Jeremy D. Wells
Terrible experience and expensive. For $200+ a night, they could at least provide wash cloths.They do not. A call to the front desk asking for them was met with incredulity.There is also no climate control in room.Want to cool it down? Open a window and hope for the best. Oh, and be okay with the sound of traffic as you try to sleep, because if you want to shut it out, you have to close the windows and roast.Rooms: "Queen" size beds are more like full-size.The bathroom shower has no way to adjust temperature before turning on the shower head.Find someplace else if you can.
October 2023 by Aist? Ali
What an absolute awful disgusting experience I had here tonight. My self I live in Dublin and my boyfriend is from newry and we wanted to come and stay in Portrush just for tomorrow to see the view point.?I?ve contacted your number at 20.46pm while still in Dublin and was talking a woman I believe her name was Erin or something like that. I have mentioned to her we would arrive after 12am as we had things to do before hand and we would be paying cash. She said no problem at all, I even asked if she needs my details and said no it?s fine, will be finishing soon and will just mention someone who will be arriving after her. Took us a while to drive up and we were here around 2.15am. Got greeted by this man who said I am on not any list and he didn?t know anything of any arrival and when I said I call your hotel number to confirm and he sarcastically said I didn?t call his number, while me physically showing him the hotel number dialled in on my phone.?Upon finally entering he said we can?t pay cash, and we need an actual cards - I know you need details in case of property damage etc. none of us have them but we have them virtually on our phones which he said once more that?s not possible. ?My boyfriend got angry and said is he actually joking we drove over 3 hours from Dublin from this at which point he called two of his colleagues for back up - when I also mentioned I?m from Dublin he racistly said I don?t sound from Dublin - I?m Lithuanian and I live there for 17 years.?His colleagues said we can pay cash, virtual cards are fine. While he kept on harassing us saying he will kick us out.?This is far the worst experience I had in any hotel considering none of us had a drop of alcohol driving for so long.?I?m on a heavily period as is and being racially attacked for not being from Dublin and almost being left out in the middle of nowhere at 2.30am caused severe pains and ruined my whole night. As a hospitality worker I rarely ever get weekends off and this really put a huge damper on my whole weekend what was meant to be a nice getaway. ??Two guys on duty told us to report this as they?ve seen it all. I think their names were Mark and Stephen and honestly they were amazing and so accommodating.?I?m looking forward to hear what will be done by this because racism and discrimination, against a girl who is literal dying to use a bathroom and can?t pay for a hotel room with money in front of him is completely out of any sort or hospitality terms or conditions regardless which part of Ireland we are in. I looked forward spending a day in this hotel, and probably would of stayed tomorrow too but I?ll be going further with this if nothing is done about the rudeness of a person who clearly shouldn?t be working a job like this if he is racist and sexist.?Not looking for a compensation, the room hasn?t done anything to me but I waiting for some response about this behaviour.
October 2023 by Carol-Anne Hernon
Clean, modern hotel in the centre of Portrush Town. Nice big rooms, friendly and efficient staff, lovely big bright bar and restaurant area. Parking available outside the door.
