Situated in picturesque Ballyliffin, in Co Donegal, Ballyliffin B&B offers free parking and easy access to the beautiful Irish countryside and rolling hills. Tollagh Bay is a 10-minute drive from the B&B and Ballyliffin Golf Club, boasting far-reaching views of Glashedy Island and Malin Head, is less than a kilometre away.
Each room at Ballyliffin B&B features an en suite bathroom, a TV and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms offer scenic views of the countryside, Malin Head, and Ballylifffin Golf Club.
A hearty breakfast made of locally sourced, high quality ingredients, is served daily and it includes the Ulster Fry, homemade breads, a selection of cereals, fresh fruit and yoghurt.
Derry is 40 minutes’ drive away and Fort Dunree, with its exhibitions and panoramic views, is 14 km from the B&B. Doagh Famine Village is 10 minutes’ drive from the property and Glenevin Loop Trail and Waterfall are located less than 4 km away.
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9.1/10
Chambres: 3
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Adresse: opposite Ballyliffin Golf Course, Ballyliffin 
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Ce que les gens disent
very nice family running the b&b. They were even nice enough to drive me to the golf course and into town (I arrived by bicycle). Very clean, very comfortable, and stunning scenery right beside one of ireland s best golf courses.
Great location opposite the entrance to Ballyliffin GC
Personal attention from owner to our every need.
Dramatic location on hillside overlooking seaside and golf course. tous commentaires »
I loved the friendly service and the room was gorgeous. Breakfast was perfect with lovely healthy choices for the adults and children alike.
Bernie's hospitality was great - baking gluten-free bread especially for my partner who is a Coeliac was a lovely touch.
Food was good.
Tv was quite old and small. Wifi was temperamental in my room.
The price was too high for a very ordinary B and B. distance from village of ballinliffen should be made clear. We understood it was within walking but it was a 35 min walk on bad road.
