Ballyskeagh : locations de vacances

We very much enjoyed our stay at Keel House. it was beautifully kept, clean and a joy to walk into. Anna had seen to the smallest detail which made a good house into a warm and friendly place to stay with little extras such as milk butter and eggs, coffee bags and various condiments at our disposal. Annalong was a peaceful and friendly town. People were happy to stop and chat and just about everybody said hello when we passed. It is very central- handy you Castlewellan Forest Park, Tollymore, Newcastle and Kilkeel. We enjoyed them all on our 3-day, 2-night stay I would recommend Keel House to all who wish to explore the area. Thank you ,Anna, for a lovely stay

Had a lovely stay. Bloody bridge just around corner for walking. Harbour inn just down the street for food and refreshments. The house has beautiful views, great for the sunrise 🌄 allin all I had a great stay. Thank you Colm & Maureen 😁

Peaceful and private location with very friendly hosts, who greeted us and walked us through all the amenities. Comfortable beds, lovely big shower and a beautiful view. If you need a place to stay in Rostrevor I recommend it highly!!

Joannie’s place is beautiful, it feels like a home and has everything that you need with lots of space. It is perfect for both town and also a short walk from Ballyholme beach. Joannie is very responsive to any questions. Just perfect!

A new favourite for us! John was the most proactive and helpful host we have encountered and we can’t thank him and Louise enough for letting us stay in their wonderful place.

Another fantastic stay at this house. It has everything you need and the views are spectacular. 2nd time there and will definitely be back again

My New Zealand Guests were in awe of the beautiful location where the southern Mournes really do sweep down to the sea. Rostrevor is a picturesque location where Oak Woods fuse into Pine Forests and Alpine grassy hills that can offer accessible breathtaking panoramic views right down the east coast of Ireland, deep into the counties of Ulster and even across to the Isle of Man on a clear day. With the myths and legends of the Giants , not to mention walkable Fairy Glens, celebrated in music, song and poetry on the Fiddlers Green (and in the local pubs), it is no wonder the words of C S Lewis rambles with you as you trek the hills and glades of this enchanting place. With a history still there to be inhaled from Ross of Bladensburg to Castles and Squires and a living modern day monastic settlement of Cistercian Monks this place is a melody of life where it lifts your heart to where your soul is content. And where Sharon reigns as the perfect Host ! TheTruells of New Zealand.

Stayed here recently and absolutely loved it! The location was so private and peaceful, the views surrounding us were beautiful, we had everything we needed to enjoy our stay. the host thought of everything to accommodate us, down to the little things. one of the most relaxing staycations we’ve had in a while and i would highly recommend for people who just want to get away and switch off.

A beautiful house in a fantastic location which had everything we needed for a night away to celebrate our friend's birthday! Thanks so much for having the hot tub on so we could use it the evening we arrived. We enjoyed it again before breakfast... what a treat looking out at the spectacle views on a sunny Saturday morning in March! Memories made will be treasured for a long time to come. Thanks very much for sharing your tranquil accommodation with others. 😀