Dalriada Crescent, nestled in Cushendall, offers a picturesque escape with breathtaking mountain views. The holiday home boasts 3 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and a cozy fireplace for chilly evenings. Relax on the terrace overlooking the sea or enjoy a meal in the outdoor dining area. With free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, and a private entrance for added privacy, this accommodation ensures a comfortable stay.
Outdoor Paradise
Unwind in the picnic area or explore nearby attractions like Cushendun Caves and Ballycastle Golf Club. With Glenariff Forest just 12 km away, nature lovers will be in their element. Don't miss the chance to experience the beauty of Northern Ireland from the comfort of Dalriada Crescent.
Book now for an unforgettable stay at Dalriada Crescent.
What guests say
Superb 9.8/10 Β· summarised by AI from 14 reviews
π Great locationπ Spotlessly cleanπ Fantastic views
β οΈ Had to leave
Cleanliness
9.9
Service
10.0
Location
10.0
Room Quality
9.9
Amenities
9.9
Value for Money
9.4
Food and Beverage
9.4
Overall Experience
10.0
Policies & good to know
Children welcomeNo petsParking: FREE
Children & extra beds
Children and extra bed policy: Children of any age are allowed.
You haven't added any cots.
You haven't added any extra beds.
Pets
Pets: Pets are not allowed.
Other
Parking: Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Internet: WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Amenities (32)
Internet
βWiFi available
βFree WiFi
Fitness & activities
βGolf course
βTennis court
Parking & transport
βParking
βFree Parking
βPrivate parking
Beach & outdoors
βTerrace
βGarden
βSun terrace
βOutdoor furniture
βPicnic area
βBeach
Services
βLaundry washed per local authority guidelines
Safety & security
βStaff adhere to local safety protocols
βSmoke alarms
Comfort
βNon-smoking rooms
βHeating
βNon-smoking throughout
More
βHiking
βFishing
βHorse riding
βCanoeing
βPrivate check-in/check-out
βGuest rooms disinfected between stays
βCleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus