Garvagh Retreats
Review
Garvagh Retreats is a gem just a short drive from the world-famous Causeway Coast and it shows in every thoughtful detail. The accommodation is top notch and refreshingly different from so many places I’ve visited while travelling the island of Ireland for this book. Choose the sleek Lux Pod, the cleverly converted truck, or the cosy forest-view cottage, each option feels pretty distinctive, comfortable and kind to the wallet. But the real story is bigger than one address. Short Stay NI, who operate Garvagh Retreats, curate quality stays across Northern Ireland, meaning you can plan an entire itinerary with one trusted team, from vibrant Belfast to the rugged north coast. Jamie and his friendly crew are knowledgeable, responsive and totally professional; I’d trust them implicitly with my travel plans. For flexibility, value and a dash of originality, Garvagh Retreats and Short Stay NI, tick every box. Highly recommended for travellers.
- Top 100 Review
Contact Us
36 Ballyrogan Road
,
Garvagh, Co. Londonderry,
, BT51 5EZ
https://booking.shortstayniltd.co.uk
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Nearby Attractions
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Blackheath Pottery, tucked away near the Giant's Causeway, is truly one of Northern Ireland’s hidden gems. Owned by the talented Babs Belshaw, this charming pottery studio and shop is a haven for art enthusiasts and those curious about the craft. Babs is a master of her art
Gorta (Swatragh’s Famine Story)
Gorta, Swatragh's famine story visitor centre, is a remarkable testament to Ireland's rich tradition of storytelling. More than just a historical exhibit, it represents the dream of pub and restaurant owner Dermot Friel, whose passion has created one of Northern Ireland’s must-see attractions.
The Emigrants Walk
The Emigrant’s Walk in Swatragh is an unforgettable journey that allows you to walk in the footsteps of thousands who emigrated during Ireland's famine years. Led by renowned famine expert Cathy O’Neill, this 6k walk up the Carntogher Mountain immerses you in the history
Nearby Eating Out
Friels Bar & Restaurant
Friels Bar & Restaurant is a true gem here in the hospitality scene of Northern Ireland, seamlessly blending history and charm with modern dining excellence. Once a soup kitchen during the famine, this award-winning venue has evolved into a thriving hub of great food and warm service.
Coopers Coleraine
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