B&Bs

Experience the famed Northern Ireland hospitality for yourself. The Mourne Mountains & Ring of Gullion is home to countless B&Bs and guesthouses. There’s nothing quite like a local host to help you make truly unique memories in the heart of the Mournes.

Green Tourism in a 19th Century Bank

Relax in the opulence of Dufferin Coaching Inn in Killyleagh. Set in a former bank building, dating back to 1803, Dufferin offers stylish four star accommodation, just minutes from Killyleagh castle and the shores of the Irish Sea.

You’ll love the modern appointments which sit alongside the period fittings. For a little bit of romance, the adjoining Dufferin Hall is replete with traditional elegance.

Dufferin was awarded a Bronze Award in the Green Tourism Scheme, so you can be sure that your dream getaway will help to protect our beautiful landscapes for years to come.

A Stately Home in Rural Downpatrick

Get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life at Dunnanelly Country House. A stately manor set on eighty acres of open countryside, Dunnanelly is the ideal getaway to breathe in the fresh mountain air.

Stay in a luxuriant room with views spanning the nearby mountains, waterways, and crumbling stone walls which divide the open fields.

Each room has its own unique theme and colour palette, creating a cosy and stylish experience for everyone who steps through the door. Fuel up for the day ahead with a traditional Irish breakfast or continental option in the antique adorned dining room.

Stay Between the Mountains and Sea in Rostrevor

Make the most of the region’s mountains and waterways at Fir Trees B&B in Rostrevor. Set amongst the trees which line the Mourne foothills, it's the perfect base to explore the local region, or simply gaze out over Carlingford Lough.

Fir Trees is your gateway to the great outdoors. With secure bike parking, and purpose built drying rooms, you can build your walking, cycling, angling or sailing adventure around the scenic setting and modern comforts of Fir Trees B&B.

Step Back in Time at Ballymote

For a touch of Georgian class, look no further than Ballymote House. An 18th century country manor just outside Downpatrick, Ballymote combines timeless styling with a warm and informal welcome.

Peruse the onsite literary collection for volumes on the local history and culture, curl up by an open fire, or wander the ten acres of extensive grounds.

Your Ballymote hosts are determined to offer an experience you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Small details like their specially made soaps and home-baked biscuits offer a personal touch in the midst of the countryside.

Get Back to Nature

Escape to the Crossgar countryside with a stay in a meticulously restored farmhouse. Housed in a cottage from the 1830s, the Mulberry's hosts are on a mission to offer quiet respite to everyone who comes through their door.

You’re unlikely to find a fresher breakfast than at the Mullberrys. The resident hens provide fresh eggs every morning for your traditional Irish fry-up.

Feel the Sea Air in Ardglass

There’s nothing quite like a trip to the coast. Margaret's Cottage, a boutique Bed and Breakfast, sits directly across from the Ardglass Golf Club. Smell the salt air from your bedroom window, or take an evening stroll along the shore after dinner.

In the morning, you can taste the fruits of the sea, mere metres from where it’s caught. The breakfast offering is a favourite for all the guests.

As a family run business, Ciara is an expert in keeping guests of all ages entertained. If your lucky enough you might get to meet Mr O'Shea, His Royal Furriness. Kids will love the chance to meet the local seals, while adults can tee off at the nearby Ardglass Golf Club.