From
£495
Per Person
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2 Nights, 2 Rounds
- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Bushmills Townhouse
- 1 Round at Ballycastle Golf Club
- 1 Round at Galgorm Castle Golf Club
Bushmills Townhouse
Bushmills Townhouse sits right on Main Street in Bushmills, a brilliant spot on Northern Ireland's Causeway Coast for golfers who want quick access to the big names without staying in a resort complex. You're only a short drive from Royal Portrush and Portstewart, with Castlerock and Ballycastle also within easy reach if you're building out a multi-round tour. Off the course, you're perfectly placed for the Giant's Causeway, Dunluce Castle and one of the UK and Ireland's most scenic road trips, the Causeway Coastal Route.
What makes this place work particularly well for a golf break is the setting. Bushmills is a real, working village with pubs, shops and that classic post-round atmosphere, so you can step out for a wander rather than being stuck in a self-contained resort. It's also an easy base for groups who want a lively hub while keeping travel time to tee boxes sensible. Royal Portrush is less than ten minutes away, Portstewart around fifteen, and you've got the full sweep of the north coast within comfortable striking distance.
After a day on the links, you'll come back to a quieter, boutique-style townhouse feel rather than a busy hotel. The six-suite property delivers intimate service, individually designed rooms and a restaurant that sets the benchmark locally. If you're building an itinerary around Royal Portrush but want character, comfort and a great dinner without overcomplicating logistics, Bushmills Townhouse is a smart base on the north coast.
Who is this for?
Golfers seeking a characterful, high-quality base for a Northern Ireland links tour, particularly those who value boutique accommodation, excellent food and a genuine village setting over large-scale resort facilities.
Who is it best for?
Couples and small groups who want to combine serious golf at Royal Portrush and nearby championship venues with a more intimate, locally rooted experience, plus access to one of the region's standout restaurants.
Top Offers
From
£495
Per Person
2 Nights, 2 Rounds
- 2 Nights Bed and Breakfast at Bushmills Townhouse
- 1 Round at Ballycastle Golf Club
- 1 Round at Galgorm Castle Golf Club
Accommodation at Bushmills Townhouse
Bushmills Townhouse has six luxury suites, each individually styled in a shabby chic look that blends rustic touches with modern comfort. Rooms are designed for switching off after 18 holes, with cosy seating areas, quality finishes and en-suite bathrooms with contemporary fixtures and generous space. A number of suites also include a private outdoor terrace, ideal for a quiet coffee before heading out or a relaxed drink once you're back from the course.
Because this is a townhouse property, facilities are intentionally boutique rather than extensive. The upside is a more personal feel and a stay that's better suited to couples and smaller groups who value atmosphere and service over big-hotel scale. You're not dealing with long corridors or anonymous hotel rooms, everything here has character and attention to detail. If your priority is getting out to Royal Portrush, Portstewart and the wider Causeway Coast with minimal fuss, this set-up makes a lot of sense.
A standout feature is the on-site restaurant, led by Chef Patron Ian Orr. Expect Italian-inspired cooking with a strong local Northern Irish influence, a level above the typical hotel dining option and a genuine reason to stay in for the evening rather than driving elsewhere. The menu draws on what's available locally and the cooking has real personality, which matters when you're spending multiple nights in one place and want variety beyond the standard resort offering.
For golf trips, that combination of a high-quality base, a strong dinner option and a location that keeps travel times practical is exactly what you want when you're fitting in multiple rounds across a long weekend or a full week tour. You'll appreciate the quiet luxury after taking on a classic links breeze at Portrush or threading your way around the dunes at Portstewart, and the fact that everything you need is within walking distance makes the whole experience feel more relaxed and less like a logistical exercise.
