Khách sạn phù hợp khách LGBT tại Ballymena, từ 3.311.426 ₫

"Clean as a whistle, easy check in system. Hot tub lovely, great decor. Love the place "

"My boyfriend booked this stay for my surprise birthday getaway and it was beautiful. We loved the cultural and historical significance of the cottage and the decor was stunning. We loved the hot tub out the back, it was private and peaceful. The hosts were very helpful and the parking was so handy. We ordered an Indian Takeout and it didn't take long to arrive at all. We hadn't even finished our stay and were already talking about coming back. Its such a perfect getaway to be in nature. "

"The check in staff was very friendly and even upgraded us to a suite. This was lovely after staying in hotels for almost 2 weeks all over Ireland. Very clean and super comfortable beds. Highly recommend!"

"the warm welcome and support"

"The hotel is in a great location, near the bus/train station and walking distance to the city centre. Breakfast was good. Plenty of choice and regularly topped up. Staff very friendly. The hotel will store your bag once you’ve checked out if you need them to. We would come back to this hotel again."

"Couldn’t say enough positives about this hotel. The check in process was so easy and we got there early but they still let us have access to our room without an additional charge (rare in this day and age!). The staff were so accommodating, I had hurt my ankle a few days prior and required icing which they were only too willing to make a temporary ice bag for me. Great location as it’s easy access into the city centre and the main transport link into Belfast and the airports. The breakfast...

"Some staff were really helpful and solved problems well. Other younger desk staff made mistakes (got room number wrong for taxi and almost sent driver away, then called a second taxi while driver was still there) or were unhelpful and gave up easily (looked for a lost jacket indifferently). Older desk staff made much more of an effort and found coat easily. Younger staff lacked a willingness to work."