Hotels

Visit Mourne is home to internationally renowned hotels and independent boutiques alike. Whether you're looking for the height of modern creature comforts, or a picturesque stay in one of our heritage buildings, you’ll be well catered for in the land of the Mournes.

Classic Victorian Luxury

Enjoy a relaxing stay at one of Northern Ireland’s top luxury hotels. The Slieve Donard Resort and Spa has stood looking out over the Irish Sea since it opened its doors to the public in 1898. In those days, it was a high-end escape at the end of the Belfast to Newcastle railway line.

Transport trends may have changed, but the Slieve Donard’s opulent delights have been a constant. Today, the site combines sweeping coastal views, with modern spa treatments and hospitality.

Since 1990, guests have been treated to a special commemorative rubber duck to remember their stay. Different editions have honoured famous Northern Ireland figures, including the unforgettable Rory Quackilroy.

Sleep in the Shadow of Slieve Gullion

Embrace your inner aristocrat at the grade A listed Killeavy Castle Estate. The medieval style door, domineering towers and Tudor windows make Killeavy a getaway fit for kings and queens.

Just a stone’s throw from Slieve Gullion Forest Park, Killeavy was lovingly restored, and opened its doors to the public in 2019. Since then, guests have flocked to enjoy its modern spa treatments and fine dining restaurant and the delicious food grown in their kitchen farm.

Canal Views in Newry City Centre

Looking for somewhere to set up base while you go on a spending spree in Newry? The Canal Court Hotel has you covered. Set along the banks of Ireland’s oldest man made waterway, the Canal Court is the perfect urban retreat.

Still your mind and relax those weary bones at the in-house spa facilities. Leading therapists provide massages, therapies, and exclusive Germaine de Capuccini treatments.

The Old Mill Restaurant provides a modern twist on local favourites. Visit Mourne is a haven for seafood lovers, and the Canal Court turns the catch of the day into true works of culinary art.

Sanctuary in the Land of St. Patrick

Fancy something a little bit different? Why not lay down your head in a converted 19th century rectory? A true architectural gem, the Millbrook Lodge Hotel retains all of its original Victorian charm in the 21st century.

Modern touches meet heritage style in the Millbrook’s cavernous ballroom.

Indulge your Narnia Fantasies

Drink in views of Carlingford Lough, the Mournes and the Cooley Mountains at the Whistledown hotel. Winner of the Best Place to Eat prize at the Newry Business Awards, this is the ideal destination for family staycations and romantic breaks alike.

The Whistledown is also home to one of Northern Ireland’s top ten beer gardens, while younger guests can enjoy the nearby playpark.

Originally a Victorian residence, the Whistledown now hosts over twenty ensuite rooms. Narnia lovers will rejoice at the chance to stay in the special C.S. Lewis Suite.

The Country Club Experience in Newcastle

For a truly relaxing experience, the Burrendale Hotel Country Club and Spa offers saunas, steam rooms and a jacuzzi for use by their many guests. Enjoy a relaxing swim in the heated indoor pool.

Enjoy a taste of the high life at one of the Burrendale’s fine dining restaurants. Former winners of the Taste of Ulster award, you're in safe hands for regular dining or special events alike.

Victorian Splendour in Kilkeel

Follow in the footsteps of famous guests in the fishing village of Kilkeel. Opened in 1843, the Kilmorey Arms Hotel has hosted famous faces over the last 170 years, including Winston Churchill and President Eisenhower.

The Kilmorey’s daily menu takes full advantage of Kilkeel’s rich fishing heritage. The daily catch is used to create traditional favourites, like a rich seafood chowder and traditional fish and chips.