McNaughtons Guestrooms & Lurig Bar
Review
McNaughton's Guest Rooms are a true family run establishment, I have to say I was left completely speechless during my visit. These rooms are a testament to meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to luxury. The moment I was being shown around, I could see that everything from the decor to the furnishings, has been carefully curated to provide an unforgettable experience. The bedrooms exude a sense of warmth and sophistication that made me feel instantly at ease. What truly sets McNaughton's apart is their unwavering dedication to perfection. No expense has been spared in crafting these stunning rooms, my visit to McNaughton's Guest Rooms was a truly enchanting experience, leaving me with cherished memories of a place where luxury meets Northern Irish hospitality.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
The Lurig Bar in Cushendall is a hidden gem nestled beneath their superb guest rooms. It's warm and welcoming atmosphere instantly puts you at ease. As a family-run establishment, their hospitality is second to none. The owners, who are hurling heroes, go the extra mile to ensure a memorable experience. The Lurig Bar offers more than just great drinks; they also provide fascinating tours about the ancient Irish game of hurling, adding an educational twist to your visit. Whether you're a sports enthusiast or just looking for a friendly spot to unwind, this bar is a must-visit. With its inviting ambiance and passionate owners, the Lurig Bar is a top-notch choice for those seeking a taste of Irish culture and genuine hospitality.
Contact Us
5 Bridge Street
, Cushendall,
Ballymena, Co. Antrim
, BT44 0RP
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