Londonderry Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in Londonderry, Northern Ireland

"Excellent stay at Da Vinics. Food in restaurant and breakfast was delicious. Staff very friendly and a lovely room. Only downside was work( construction) going on outside so a lot of noise the next morning."

"The staff were incredibly helpful and hospitable as I had arrive a couple hours before my check in and they stored my large luggage with them whilst I explored the city. They also provided me a map, recommended affordable tours and some great sites to visit. I highly recommend this hotel as it is within walking distance to the nightlife, the historical areas, shopping centre and not far from the bus depot if you were catching a bus to another city. My hotel room came with a fan, a security safe for my valuables and I was lucky enough to have a room overlooking the river which was scenic with the Guild Hall and Peace Bridge in view. It was a wonderful experience and thank you again to the Maldron staff, you were all amazing!"

"We wanted to be in bogside so the abbey B&B was perfect for us. Perfect location for all the museums and sights in Derry. Close to the Centre. Incredibly friendly and welcoming staff who are really knowledgeable of their area and it’s history and who gave us great recommendations."

"The hosts were delightful and lovely to visit with. The town of Derry was one of our favorite towns to visit so far in Ireland!"

"The room was very comfortable and we enjoyed the leisure facilities which are well run. We especially liked the restaurant due to great staff, especially Joy! The bar was great too, lovely wine and a brilliant singer as an extra treat on Saturday night."

"Great location, friendly staff clean rooms. The bar is a great place to relax after playing golf. We’re seeing the city."

"Location, standard of rooms and great staff"

"Plenty of parking space and the staff at check in were very warm and welcoming. Good selection at breakfast and very quiet location. Great for when travelling for work."

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