Londonderry Arms Hotel

About Londonderry Arms Hotel

The Londonderry Arms Hotel is situated in the picturesque village of Carnlough, nestled at the foot of Glencloy, the second of the nine Glens of Antrim, on the spectacular award winning Antrim Coast Road, which forms a core part of the Causeway Coastal Route, with its unfolding scenes of green glens, limestone cliffs and majestic coastal views. This Family owned Hotel was built in 1848, as a Coaching Inn, by Lady Londonderry, and in 1921 it was inherited by her great grandson Sir Winston Churchill. Toady it boasts the highest standards of comfort yet still retains it Georgian character. Its 35 bedrooms are individually furnished, some with sea views. As a founder member of the ?Taste of Ulster? the Hotel prides itself in offering the best of locally sourced produce both in its AA Rosette Restaurant and in the more informal Coach House Bistro. The famous homemade wheaten bread should not be missed! Cosy log fires, antique furniture, Friendly staff ? all this and more create an atmosphere of warmth, charm and relaxation.

Rooms

The hotel has 35 bedrooms, 2 restaurants to allow customers to choose between formal and informal dining and function rooms which cater for weddings and conferences.

Location

The hotel is uniquely positioned approximately half way between Belfast, with its many attractions, not least the Titanic sights, and the world famous Giants Causeway which is an hour’s drive from the hotel with stops along the coast including Glenariff Forest Park, the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge and the Bushmills Distillery.