Kingfisher Country Estate
Review
The Kingfisher Country Estate offers a remarkable blend of luxury and location, hidden away and just a just a short drive from Belfast and close to the picturesque Causeway Coast. Having stayed here multiple times, I can confirm that the experience is exceptional. The rooms are modern and comfortable, rivaling any five-star hotel in quality. The hospitality is another standout feature, with staff who go above and beyond to ensure every guest’s needs are met. One of the estate’s highlights is the redesigned Templepatrick 18-hole championship golf course, a formidable rival to Trump’s Doonbeg course. It’s a golfer’s dream and a perfect way to spend a day outdoors. As a venue for weddings, the estate shines as a romantic hideaway, offering an enchanting setting without the hefty price tag. Whether you're planning a wedding or seeking a luxurious escape, The Kingfisher Country Estate promises a truly memorable stay.
- Top 100 Review
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Kingfisher Country Estate
,
Templepatrick, Co. Antrim
, BT1 5JD
www.kingfishercountryestate.com
info@kingfishercountryestate.com
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