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

"Great hotel,clean and tidy. One thing we noticed was the room always had a nice inviting smell to it. Very helpful staff. Only problem the Belfast bap was missing one egg and black pudding on both our platea"

"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! "

"The hot stone massage treatment and the spa where the purpose and highlight of my stay. "

"Excellent stay. The place was wonderful"

"This was one of my favourite places to stay during the trip. Brian was super responsive and helpful from start to finish. I loved the little town of Holywood, quiet and friendly but close enough to the big city. Brian recommended a restaurant around the corner from us and it’s probably the best Indian I’ve ever had. Highly recommend a stay here. "

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

"This was by far the best property I have ever rented. Check-in very easy, and wifi was great. It was very, very clean (immaculate!). Beds and bedding comfortable. The kitchen was equipped with any cooking tool you could possibly need or desire, the decor was beautiful. Kitchen and baths and entire property beautifully updated. The garden and deck area were amazing for relaxing. With the train station beside the cottage you are positioned to visit literally anywhere near or far in Ireland. We did not rent a car this trip. Quick train ride away you have Titanic Quarter and all the culture, restaurants and history in Belfast. Plenty of restaurants including the Dirty Duck with its amazing views and many others in Holywood one train stop away or a quick walk along the sea front. If you like long walks with beautiful scenery this is the place to stay. The Culloden Estate and Spa (afternoon tea, champagne garden and restaurants) and the Ulster Folk Museum are also one train stop away. Once you take the quick train ride into Belfast you can then travel down to Dublin or across the North Coast to many towns, including Derry. It is a nice break from driving. For day trips we used private tour company, Giants Causeway Tours (great (!!) family run business) there are also many bus tours out of Belfast, if you prefer. Sea Front walk is minutes away and has incredible views. Amazing coffee truck on the sea front. You will not be disappointed renting this property!!"

"It was a great town "