Cheap Hotels in Portrush
Located in Portrush, North Coast Motel offers rooms with private en-suite and free WiFi access. Guests also benefit from on-site private parking free of charge. Rooms at North Coast Motel come with tea and coffee making facilities and a flat-screen TV. They all comprise a private en-suite fitted with a shower. The centre of Coleraine is 6 km away and offers a variety of cafés, restaurants and supermarkets. The motel is 5.3 km from Dunluce Castle and 3 km from Royal Portrush Golf Course. Belfast International Airport is 65 km away.
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, White Rocks beach and the Skerries, Albany Lodge is situated in the centre of Portrush, close to the bustling harbour, restaurants and nightlife. It is a 15-minute drive from Giant's Causeway and within 5 minutes’ walk of 2 Blue Flag beaches, and the world-renowned Royal Portrush Golf Course. Free Wi-Fi is provided in each room at Albany Lodge, as well as an en suite bathroom, TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Most come with scenic sea views, and some include a spa bath. A hearty Irish breakfast is served in the bright and airy dining room, and lighter options such as fresh fruit and yoghurt are also available. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Giant’s Causeway is only a 15-minute drive, and Old Bushmills Distillery is just 6.5 miles away. Portrush railway station is 5 minutes' walk from Albany Lodge.
A welcoming, family-run home in the idyllic seaside town of Portrush, Beulah Guest House offers superb old-fashioned hospitality. Only a few minute’s walk from the train, bus, beaches, superb golf courses and renowned restaurants, guests will enjoy life in the pretty town. A short drive from sights such as the medieval Dunluce Castle, the famed Old Bushmills Distillery, the unparalleled Giant’s Causeway and the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, the beauty of County Antrim will last long in the memory.
With free Wi-Fi throughout, the family-run Harbour Heights B&B is situated on one of the oldest streets in Portrush. It overlooks the Blue Flag beach, and dates back to 1870. The Giants Causeway is a 20-minute drive from the building. The popular Ramore Wine Bar is only 300 metres away, and Dunluce Castle can be reached in less than 10 minutes by car. Rooms at Harbour Heights are light and airy, and many boast picturesque sea views. Each room also benefits from a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, and an en suite bathroom with free toiletries. Free on-street parking is possible at a location nearby.
Avarest House is a Victorian town house in the centre of Portrush with free internet access and basic accommodation. Some bedrooms with seaviews over West Bay towards Donegal and Portrush Harbour. Each bedroom has a TV, a small fridge, an en suite bathroom. Avarest House has a cosy lounge, and the dining room serves both traditional and vegetarian cooked breakfasts, with gluten-free and lacto-intolerant products available on request. An ideal place for touring the North Coast of Antrim, the Avarest is close to Dunluce Castle, Old Bushmills Distillery and Giants Causeway.
Magherabuoy House Hotel is situated just over a mile from Portrush’s golden beaches, and a 20-minute drive from the Giant’s Causeway. The property is the combination of a 19th century gentleman’s residence and 21st century hotel. With a hill-top setting, some of the bedrooms boast views across the town of Portrush and beyond to the Atlantic Ocean. Magherabuoy House Hotel’s comfortable, spacious bedrooms each feature free WiFi, flat-screen TV, work area and free tea and coffee. En-suite rooms are fitted with power-showers. Set in its’ own grounds, all guests enjoy free, on-site car parking. Dining options include a bistro, tea room and bakery. Sports are shown on a big screen in the relaxing lounge. Nearby attractions include Royal Portrush Golf Club and Bushmills Distillery, both 6 minutes' drive away.
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Hotels in Portrush
A small and popular seaside resort in Northern Ireland's County Antrim, Portrush is well known for a series of fine sandy beaches. Most of the old town, and the majority of hotels, restaurants, bars and cafés are concentrated on the sweeping mile-long peninsula known as Ramore Head.
History
The human History of this area is long. In the 19th century, flint tools were found that show the site of Portrush was occupied during the Irish Mesolithic period, around 6,000 years ago. The port itself began to develop in the 12th and 13th centuries because of its excellent natural defences and there was once a church on Ramore Head from this era, but no trace of it exists today. Two castles were also built here, but they too have vanished.
For centuries Portrush was a successful fishing town, until tourism began to develop in the 19th century with the help of burgeoning railway links. Superb local beaches, the Royal Portrush Golf Club and the nearby Giant's Causeway each contributed to the town's rise as a place to visit.
Landmarks
Nearby you can explore the dramatic ruins of Dunluce Castle, perched on steep verdant crags above the ocean. The castle was occupied by the MacQuillan and MacDonnell families before being besieged by the British in the 16th century. Near this fascinating ruin you can explore Whiterocks Beach which offers both lovely stretches of sand and a fascinating complex of natural caves, carved into the soft limestone cliffs above. The Old Bushmills Distillery, just a few miles east of Portrush makes an inspiring visit. The world's oldest licensed whiskey distillery, having been granted a licence to distil in 1608, is today a great place to watch whiskey making in progress, and of course sample the famous product too!
Restaurants and Cafés
Award-winning restaurants, top chefs and fabulous local produce combine to make Portrush hotels perfectly placed for culinary adventures. The Ramore Wine Bar is well known for the finest fresh food, a lively atmosphere and it's spacious contemporary interior. The menu has something to delight everyone. The impressively situated 55 Degrees North overlooks the Arcadia and offers long views over the East Strand and the Causeway Coast. Cuisine is eclectic and international.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Portrush
Which hotels are the most popular ones to stay at in Portrush?
According to our booking data, the most booked hotels in Portrush are Harbour Heights B&B, Avarest House Bed and Breakfast and Anvershiel House.What is the cheapest price for a hotel in Portrush?
The cheapest price for a double room in Portrush is £68, offered by Portrush Holiday Hostel Guest House.What hotels are in the central Portrush neighborhood?
The best hotels near the center of Portrush are Aaranmore Lodge Bed & Breakfast, Anvershiel House and Antique House B&B.120,000 Hotels
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