Bushmills Inn

Characterful and cosy inn on Ulster's Causeway coast

Just a leprechaun’s hop from the Giant's Causeway, where wild Atlantic waves crash on the rocks beneath craggy cliffs, all is warmth and welcome at the Bushmill's Inn.

Know It All

Hit the Spot
Next to the world's oldest distillery, close to Ulster's Causeway coast.

Come here for...
Inglenook turf fires. Hayloft snugs.  Atmospheric amore. 

Amenities
Indulge in a relaxing facial or massage in the spa treatment room, or catch a film in the private cinema. To make that special kind of statement when you arrive, there’s a helipad. You'll find fabulously free wi-fi in all rooms.

Good to know
Dining here isn't cheap, but has won gastro-plaudits.

Bedtime...

Bedrooms 
41 rooms

Special features
River View rooms and Tower Suites have four poster beds,  one has a free-standing slipper bath. Complimentary wi-fi in all rooms.

Pillow Talk
Go for a junior suite and snuggle up in the feature four poster bed.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
All warm mellow brick and aged timber, the Taste of Ulster restaurant is set in the inn’s former 17th century stables and wine cellar. A warm and welcoming vibe is matched by excellent food, with chef Donna Thompson promoting a blend of classical and new Irish dishes. Expect to taste Dalriada cullen skink, Bushmills peppered Ulster beef fillet steak and Bush river salmon.

Breakfast
Cooked breakfast is served until 10am

Room service
Available morning and evening.

Activities

See & Do
Great sights are all around, but must-sees include the dramatic and cliffy north Antrim coast – one of Europe's most spectacular stretches of coastline – with its sandy beaches, Atlantic rollers and neat fishing harbours tucked between craggy cliffs.

You'll want to explore the fabled Giant’s Causeway, with its towering six-sided stone columns. Join a tour of the Bushmills distillery – the world’s oldest whiskey distillery – or swing out at the Royal Portrush golf course, one of seven great courses in the region and ranked among the world's top ten. Dunluce castle sits spectacularly on a craggy basalt outcrop high above the sea, and is a great place for walks. The River Bush is within casting distance of the gardens at Bushmills.

Diary Dates
October
The Ballymena Arts festival features local, national and international acts.

Welcome gift on arrival when booking a suite.

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