Carrickfergus Hotel Guide - St. Nicholas Church hotels in Carrickfergus, United Kingdom.

"The house was lovely. The host did a great job very welcoming. Situated very close to the trai station and town. "

"Excellent place and staff couldn’t do enough to make our stay better. "

"The place was cleaned as new. Lights on, treats toiletries, towels, toilet rolls, condiments etc. Nothing was forgotten. She even left two trays pre covered in foil. Great break"

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Helen’s Bay. Communication with Nicola was very easy. She was always very helpful and responded quickly. The location of the house was perfect for us as we could either stay and walk along the seaside in Crawfordsburn Park, drive to other walks and sites nearby or take the train into Belfast. The rooms were comfortable. It was a bit cold in the lower part of the house, as it was particularly cold weather in January, but we were able to boost the heat for periods of time Parking was conveniently in the back of the building. There is a nice wine shop at the corner right next to the train station. One thing to note is that even though the train station is right behind the townhouse it was very quiet and not noticeable at all. We would stay again if we were in the area. "

"The reception staff was great. Good reception and welcoming."

"Parking good and Great value for money "

"Erica was a fabulous host. Very personable and charming. She made sure we had what we needed to be settled in after a long drive coming back from Scotland. There is also a really nice cafe, "Creed Coffee Carrickferus" in walking distance I recommend for your morning coffee and scone. It was great. Carrickfergus castle is also in walking distance and very worth the short walk from the cafe. Overall a really nice and pleasant stay for just one night."

"Great location. Walkable to a few restaurants. Beds were comfortable. View was beautiful! Host was very responsive and helpful! "

"Beautiful property and the host was very responsive. Cannot recommend enough."