Hotels in Causeway Coast and the Glens of Antrim

A short hop from the Giant’s Causeway (you can just see it in the distance, across rolling green fields), this warm and friendly B&B is a fantastic find. The guest rooms are simple but stylish with polished wood floors and contemporary print wallpaper. Big bay windows look out…

A pleasant Georgian inn in Carnlough, the Londonderry Arms is a well-run, traditional kind of place. The building has its quirks—most of the inn is original, with a well-designed modern extension. Bedrooms are simple but comfortable, and a couple have views of the nearby sea. Triple…

The atmosphere at this sweet little B&B in Glenariff feels akin to a family home. The manager, Rose Ward, and her husband, Chris, are friendly as can be, and happy to help with planning sightseeing trips, making dinner reservations, and so on. Bedrooms are simple but decorated…

You can see Scotland on a (very) clear and sunny day from this jovial guesthouse on Red Bay, just south of Cushendun. Bedrooms are basic but cozy, and the bathrooms are modern and well equipped. Most are doubles, but families or groups can make use of a room that sleeps four; another…

This fantastic little place, just a couple of miles from the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, was built in the mid-1700s and still retains a traditional feel. Beds are wrought-iron framed; one is a four-poster, while the others have canopies. Heavy silk fabrics lift the design of the…