Kilcreeny Lodge B&B
Modern accommodation set in a rural setting.
Kilcreeny Lodge offers spacious, luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation beside Lisburn City from which you can enjoy panoramic views of the Mourne Mountains, Lough Neagh and the beautiful surrounding Countryside.
Just minutes from the centre of Lisburn, and close to major arterial routes, Kilcreeny Lodge is a wonderful place to stay.
Contact Us
5a Crewe Road
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Upper Balinderry, Lisburn, BT28 2PL
028 9264 8469 / 028 7854 149 697
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Nearby Attractions
Langtry Lane
Langtry Lane in Moira, Co. Down, is one of Northern Ireland’s newest garden centres, and it’s already raising the bar. Owned and run by Luke and Tracey Flavelle, this place has been crafted with real care and passion, nothing has been rushed, bodged, or done on the cheap. From the moment you step inside,
Irish Linen Centre & Lisburn Museum
The Irish Linen Centre in Lisburn beautifully captures the essence of a pivotal industry that defined Northern Ireland between 1766 and the 1960s. While Irish Linen itself achieved global fame, the Centre uniquely emphasizes the profound impact of Sir Richard Wallace, whose remarkable legacy resonates throughout
Castle Gardens-Lisburn
Castle Gardens is the most historically significant open space in Lisburn and was once the site of Lisburn Castle, a 17th century fortified manor house, built by the Conway family, the landlords of
Nearby Eating Out
Clenaghans Restaurant
When you visit Clenaghans restaurant, you’re in great danger of never wanting to leave, such is the intoxicating atmosphere and delicious food.
The StillHouse
The Still house is a stunning pub and restaurant that can be found in the lovely village of Moira Co. Down. It is owned by husband and wife duo,
The Four Trees
The Four Trees in Moira, named after the four lime trees outside, is a shining example of thoughtful restoration done right. Previously featured as the Stillhouse in my last book, it has now been lovingly returned to its original identity, thriving once again under its traditional name.