Colliers Hall is a working farm with the original stone buildings in the farmyard mainly intact. An ideal base for hill and coastal walks, also for bird watching and for touring the Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distillery and the Antrim Glens.

Accommodation: High quality accommodation is offered in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. All bedrooms are en-suite and tastefully decorated. Tea/coffee facilities in rooms. Both B&B and self-catering options, with accommodation in either the main farmhouse or a converted stone-built barn.

Services & Facilities: There is a spacious lounge for guests to relax in with open log or turf fires, tv/video and piano. There is a kitchen for guests' use, laundry facilities, public phone.

Location: Colliers Hall is situated on the A2 coastal road between Ballycastle and Cushendall about 1 mile from Ballycastle.

Other Information: It is a working farm and indeed has been since 1734. With traditional farmyard and stone buildings, it takes its name from the numerous coal mines doted along the shoreline between Ballycastle and Murlough Bay and has been associated with the mines in the past. Colliers Hall is in the townland of Broughanlea and is in the Barony of Carey or in Gaelic - Caithari - the place of the High King, in fact it is thought that in years gone by the High King of Ireland had his summer palace nearby. It is steeped in legend and folklore and is well worth exploring. Just opposite the front door stands the Broughanlea Cross 5th century memorial, reputed to have been brought from the original site of the first Christian church at Maghrantemple.

Other Activities Nearby: Giant's Causeway, Bushmills Distillery and the Antrim Glens.
Fine beach, camp sites, splendid sea and river angling, Day trips by boat to Rathlin Island, golf course, tennis, bowls, ruined friary.

How to get there: Follow the A2 coastal route from Ballycastle and Colliers Hall is the second Bed & Breakfast on the left hand side, about 1 mile outside Ballycastle.

Earliest check in: 2pm Latest check out: 12 noon

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