3-Sterne-Hotels in Carrickfergus

This is a 300 year old inn, which has been recently renovated. Very clean. Nice choice of breakfasts included in the stay and you can have two choices at one sitting. I had a Belfast bap with 2 sausages, 2 pieces of bacon and a fried egg. And also overnight oats with a lot of fresh berries. There were also toasts, jams, breakfast cereals with milk. We had a nice dinner in the pub area of the Inn (seafood chowder and sticky toffee and orange pudding) next to the real fireplace. You can also have your dinner in the restaurant area of the Inn where they serve breakfast. Two hundred metres from the hotel there is a very interesting Norman Carrickfergus castle built in 12th century and used until early 20th century by the army.

Stunning coastline, gorgeous countryside and a thriving, historic town... there's loads to see and do at the Premier Inn Hotel Carrickfergus. In fact with so much to do within a mile of the front door - plus popular business destinations only slightly further away - your first visit is unlikely to be your last. Step back in time at Carrickfergus Castle and Museum, before stepping out to its Marina and smartly refurbished Amphitheatre leisure centre. And, if it's the right time of year, follow the steps at the Annual Irish Dancing Championships. Either way, kick back at our tasty Brewers Fayre restaurant before diving into your incredibly comfy bed.

The Belfast Loughshore Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. Visitors to Carrickfergus will find that the Belfast Loughshore Hotel is a fantastic accommodation choice.Great Victoria Street and George Best Belfast City Airport are located 17km and 19km away respectively. Guests will find Joymount, Holy Trinity Church and Carrickfergus Glasgow Rangers Supporters Club just a short distance from the hotel.This hotel makes a great place to kick back and relax after a long day of sightseeing.