Portnablagh Hotel Guide - Ards Forest Park hotels in Portnablagh, Ireland.

"Staff were excellent. All staff were eager to please and were professional throughout our stay. Unfortunately, the food slightly let us down. My wife's main course kn our first evening was overly salted so she had to leave it. I tried it and also found it salty. First day breakfast was good but 2nd day breakfast was warm but not hot. Other than these minor points, we enjoyed our stay and would recommend. "

"Stunning cottage in great location. Host is very responsive and cottage is well equipped and cosy"

"Lovely little cottage. Well-equipped with thoughtful touches. Perfect for a get-away in beautiful natural surroundings. Weather was wild but that added to the experience."

"Nice place to spend a weekend or a couple of days"

"Beautiful hotel and great bar. Next to the water. Nice Irish breakfast. "

"Loved the charm of the place. It is relatively remote, but the views are astounding, and all needs were met by the host and a near-by housekeeper. "

"Inverberg No 2 is tucked into a sheltered spot with a stunning view straight down Mulroy Bay to Carrigart. All three living spaces offer comfortable places to watch the constantly changing views of the bay and the hills beyond. Seals, birds, and boats all add to the scenery. Angela has a wonderfully presented property with all the essentials (and even a few extras to make sure we felt comfortable right from our arrival). We comfortably self catered, although there are plenty of welcoming looking spots within a few minutes. All the bedrooms have large and comfortable beds, en-suit bathrooms and with bedding and towels (and beach towels) provided, there wasn't nearly as much to squeeze into the car! There are beautiful sand beaches a short walk away - sunset over Rossan Beach is a treat, but the walk along the sandy beaches just North of the cottages is lovely too. We also enjoyed visiting Fanad Head and Horn Head. Ards Forest is a fabulous combination of forest and beaches. The weather also allowed us to tackle Errigal mountain - so many beautiful things to see, it took us about 3 hours up and down. The trail is really well maintained, dry and manageable - it is ~500m vertical ascent in 2 miles of hiking (many many steps!). We brought bikes (there's shed), and cyclists can practice their climbing! Heading up to Lough Salt and back over the EV1 route from Milford to Glen is really rewarding - or just a circuit of Downings via the Westerly coast for the views towards Horn Head."