Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Beautiful castle dating back to 1625 AD, but had all the comforts and amenities of a newer hotel. Spectacular view of sea from room. The bed was amazing! Definitely our favorite place of all the places we stayed this trip.
Beautiful castle dating back to 1625 AD, but had all the comforts and amenities of a newer hotel. Spectacular view of sea from room. The bed was amazing! Definitely our favorite place of all the places we stayed this trip.
Suzanne
Reviewed November 9, 2016Reviewed November 9, 2016
We were able to park immediately outside the door. There's no one there when we arrived. However, there was a chalkboard welcoming us and the others staying there. We quickly found our room and the key was in the door. The room was immaculate and comfortable. The windows opened and we were able to air things out. Continental breakfast was adequate and service was helpful. We love the location as it was just up the road from beach and a lovely little Cafe.
We were able to park immediately outside the door. There's no one there when we arrived. However, there was a chalkboard welcoming us and the others staying there. We quickly found our room and the key was in the door. The room was immaculate and comfortable. The windows opened and we were able to air things out. Continental breakfast was adequate and service was helpful. We love the location as it was just up the road from beach and a lovely little Cafe.
Jim
Reviewed September 28, 2026Reviewed September 28, 2026
On a three week driving tour of coastal Ireland, mixing hotel stays with B&B's, Cullendra House B&B in Cushendall earned our top accolades for hospitality and delicious food, with presentation awards each morning for beauty and style.Olive and her husband were amazing hists!
On a three week driving tour of coastal Ireland, mixing hotel stays with B&B's, Cullendra House B&B in Cushendall earned our top accolades for hospitality and delicious food, with presentation awards each morning for beauty and style.Olive and her husband were amazing hists!
Great location. An easy walk to the train station and all points in Belfast. The restaurant is excellent and the view if the harbor is outstanding. Beats driving into Belfast and finding parking.
Great location. An easy walk to the train station and all points in Belfast. The restaurant is excellent and the view if the harbor is outstanding. Beats driving into Belfast and finding parking.
Wayne
Reviewed September 15, 2026Reviewed September 15, 2026
The apartment was even better then we expected and Rose was so nice. The location was perfect and it felt like home. We will definitely come back someday if we can.
The apartment was even better then we expected and Rose was so nice. The location was perfect and it felt like home. We will definitely come back someday if we can.
John
Reviewed December 8, 2021Reviewed December 8, 2021
This is a beautiful cottage in a quaint area. We used it as a base to visit parts of NIR to the north (Rope Bridge in Carrick-a-Rede and Giants Causeway) and south (Dobbins, train to Belfast). A short walk to the nearby Spar was great for morning coffee and snacks. We also had dinner at the Ballygally Castle Hotel (walkable) and started our GOT Journey of Doors there (if you’re a fan of the show look this up). It was a bit cold when we were visiting but there’s also a nice beach area if that’s...
This is a beautiful cottage in a quaint area. We used it as a base to visit parts of NIR to the north (Rope Bridge in Carrick-a-Rede and Giants Causeway) and south (Dobbins, train to Belfast). A short walk to the nearby Spar was great for morning coffee and snacks. We also had dinner at the Ballygally Castle Hotel (walkable) and started our GOT Journey of Doors there (if you’re a fan of the show look this up). It was a bit cold when we were visiting but there’s also a nice beach area if that’s...
What is Larne like for travelers who love the beach?
Known for its gardens and restaurants, Larne offers a lot for the traveler planning a getaway.
When's the best time for a beach vacation in Larne?
Plan your trip to the beach with this snapshot of weather throughout the year in Larne: The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 57°F, while the coldest months are February and January with an average of 43°F. Average annual precipitation for Larne is 47 inches.
What is there to see and do around Larne?
After arriving and settling in at your accommodation of choice, you might want to venture out and explore. Beach lovers can head straight to Ballyholme Beach or Browns bay walk for some quality time by the water. Discover the area's gardens and restaurants, and make time for local attractions like Port of Larne and Antrim Coast and Glens. For more things to see and do, consider visiting Sentry Hill Historic House or Olderfleet Castle.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Larne?
Here's some information to help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Larne more easily: To get to Larne, book a flight to Belfast (BHD-George Best Belfast City), the closest major airport, which is located 16.9 mi (27.2 km) from the city center. If you'd like to explore more of the area, hop aboard a train from Larne Town Station, Larne Harbour Station, or Glynn Station. You can take a ferry across the water to see more of the region.