Cairnview Bed & Breakfast
Review
Cairnview Bed & Breakfast here in Ballygally is a genuine family-run hidden gem. For three decades, hosts Ian and Heather Lough have welcomed travellers into their lovely home, setting the tone with warmth, helpful tips and real local knowledge. The location is superb for exploring the Causeway Coast, close to iconic sights yet blissfully calm and you avoid those crazy Belfast City prices, which is a win in anyone’s book. Bedrooms are modern, cosy and wonderfully homely, with all the bits you need for an easy, comfortable stay: comfy beds, spotless bathrooms, strong Wi-Fi, hearty breakfasts and parking. It’s the kind of place that turns first-timers into regulars. Friendly, great value and impeccably kept, Cairnview is highly recommended for couples, friends and solo explorers alike.
- Top 100 Review
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13 Croft Heights
, Ballygally,
Larne, Co. Antrim
, BT40 2QS
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Nearby Attractions
The Dairy (Gleno)
The Dairy Gleno is the definition of a family success story. Evolving over decades from a fully operational creamery and dairy established here in 1933, this beautifully reimagined space is now one of Northern Ireland’s finest hidden gems. Led by Sandra McDowell, the family has spared no expense:
Glenarm Castle & Gardens
Glenarm Castle is the home of Viscount and Viscountess Dunluce and their family. The present castle has been in the McDonnell family since it was first built in 1636.
War Years Remembered Museum
War Years Remembered Museum in Co. Down is an astonishing tribute to the heroes of the past. It stands as one of the most remarkable war collections across the island of Ireland, let alone the whole of the British Isles. Mr. David McCallion, the visionary curator,
Nearby Eating Out
The Dairy (Gleno)
The Dairy Gleno is the definition of a family success story. Evolving over decades from a fully operational creamery and dairy established here in 1933, this beautifully reimagined space is now one of Northern Ireland’s finest hidden gems. Led by Sandra McDowell, the family has spared no expense:
Laragh Lodge
Named after the Ess-Na-Laragh waterfall, the sublime award-winning Laragh Lodge, was built in 1890, and sits amid the world famous Glens of Antrim; an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Papa Browns Grill
Papa Browns Grill in Carrickfergus, the gateway to the Causeway Coast, is a fantastic spot that highlights Northern Ireland’s growing foodie scene. I found the team here to be super friendly and nothing seems too much trouble for them. With an eclectic mix of restaurant classics and some delightful surprises,