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stayed one-night in early May - and already planning a return visit. lots to see and do along beautiful Antrim Coast. lovely, peaceful, serene location just outside small village center of Ballycastle, where we enjoyed a spectacular seafood dinner at Diamond Bar, as recommended by our lovely hostess Colette and husband Bart. they were so very helpful w/everything and could not have been nicer! invited us to visit w/them in TV room, enjoyed a bottle (or 2) of wonderful red wine and great conversation before retiring for the night in sparkling clean and lovely-appointed room, extremely comfortable bed, large, bright, private bath. they provided anything and everything we asked for - and more! woke up to a beautiful sunny, although bit chilly morning, dew on grass and bright sunshine only added to lovely, peaceful, serene setting. coffee and juice offered immediately, followed by complete and delicious, full Irish breakfast of salmon and freshest eggs we've ever eaten! (free-range chickens in field across the road, down long driveway - chickens and sheep grazing there -adding further to the lovely, country morning! great way to start a day!! again, enjoyed lovely company of our host and hostess, as well as very interesting other guests, enjoying same.can't thank Colette and Bart enough - except to say, we will most definitely return - and next time, plan for longer stay. please go and enjoy!

This is perhaps, one of the best B&Bs we stayed at in Ireland. The owner, Colette Klein is friendly and helpful. She greeted us warmly and invited us to chat for a few minutes giving us a quick overview of the area, then recommended a few excellent restaurants in the area.We were very generously offered an upgraded room at no charge. The room was very large and nicely furnished, and exceptionally clean (spotless!).After returning from dinner, Colette and her husband Burt invited us for tea and pie where we engaged in very stimulating discussion of Ireland's history.This is an excellent stop on the way to Giant's Causeway --- the geological formation found on the album cover of Led Zepplin's "Houses of the Holy" and a "must see" for anyone visiting Ireland.We had a "Full Irish Breakfast" cooked to order with plenty of tea and fruit. The food was fresh and delicious.I would highly recommend this B&B to all types of travelers.

Excelent hostel!! The owners are very kind and welcoming! It's located at the edge of the city. The room was very clean, confortable and beautifull. The shower was superb with hot water all day! The breakfast - tradittional ireland - was perfect. I would definitely return! I was sad I stayed only one night. 5 stars!

On my recent trip around Wales & Ireland, this B+B was by far the best all round. It is rated 5 star and is definitely worthy of that rating. The host and hostess were super friendly and helpful, the rooms were immaculate and the food superb. It's a little way out of town, but only a short drive.

Stunning place, would recommend it even to my best friends! With its location at the edge of the city it is nice and quiet , though the city centre still easily reachable for those who want to enjoy some night life. Really clean, nice smelling generous room, furnished fashionably and tastefully. The breakfast was a dream. We had everything we needed.Collete and her husband are one of the most kind and welcoming people we ever met on our journeys.For anybody out there ¿¿¿ go for this place!