The Causeway Hotel Restaurant and Bar in Moyle

Nei dintorni del Sentiero dei Giganti questo albergo ristorante offre ottimo cibo tipico irlandese, un servizio corretto e cortese, ad un prezzo onesto.

Beautiful location, but the food, and service from the Duty Manager was awful. When he asked how our food was I explained the burger wasn’t nice (I had less than a 1/4 of it) and the chips were not 3 times cooked as they were solid in the middle. He just stood and stared at me and I had to ask him to take my plate away. No apology was made and I wasn’t asked if I wanted anything else. I do now wish I’d taken a photo of the meal now. We did get a pic of my friends ‘mash’ which would have been placed as wall filler. When the bill came I asked Tim (lovely waiter) why the burger was on the bill. He said he’d remove it. 2 minutes later the angry Duty Manager returned to tell me I’d ‘only’ complained about the chips and had ate half the burger so it wasn’t being removed, which just wasn’t true. He begrudgingly said the 10% service charge had been removed. The other 3 in my party weren’t all that happy with theirs, but didn’t think it worth complaining due to his attitude. It was only Tim that apologised for the poor meal. Definitely wouldn’t return, which is a shame as they could make this into something lovely for visitors.

The Causeway Hotel was a lovely place for two weary travelers. My husband and I landed in Dublin (flight from Boston) at 7:45am, rented a car and headed north. After settling in to our room and exploring the Causeway, we enjoyed a delicious dinner at the Causeway Hotel. We had an early breakfast there too (with great vegan options) which allowed us to walk down to the Causeway well before tour busses and crowds arrived. The carpark at the Causeway is open from 9am-5pm, so by staying at the hotel, you can walk to the Causeway at off times when it’s not so busy. I would recommend not paying the extra for a sea view as it is very far away, and your main view is the hotel parking lot.

This place has gone downhill so badly. I remember the hotel before it was franchised out by The National Trust I was there for dinner with 3 friends. Menu looked fine Very little local produce--apart from fish and Coleraine Cheddar Service poor--run by children bar 1 senior member of staff. Food quality poor--Garlic cheesy bread at nearly £9--awful. Mushroom in cheesy sauce--very few mushrooms. Chicken was tasty Asked for ice 3 times Asked for butter twice-it had not arrived with the salmon roulade It needs a more local flavour--Irish Champ !! Pie with Stout Steak with a Bushmills Sauce--A few examples

We had a lovely meal here after going to the giants causeway, the staff are so friendly especially the young lad who served us , he made everyone feel so welcome 😊

We have just returned from a family weekend at this hotel and honestly could not fault it! The location is perfect and a great base point for visiting so many other places. It is easy to access and has a very large carpark which means there is never an issue. It is right on the doorstep of The Giants Causeway and being a resident at the hotel gives you free access to the Giants Causeway Visitor Centre which is also great. The rooms were very spacious and are cleaned daily with a large selection of towels in each room and a great array of toiletries.The facilities are great and we were in both the bar and restaurant and the food was amazing.However what really makes this hotel is the staff - they can not do enough for you from the front of house staff to the restaurant staff - all of which work long hours but always had a smile on their face. Will honestly be back and my in laws stayed with us and have said the same (and they are very hard to please!)

We have just had a fabulous weekend break at the Causeway Hotel. The hotel itself is very charming with lots of original features and of course a stunning setting. The weekend break includes entry to the Giant's Causeway which is a great added bonus. The food at the hotel is superb but what really sets it apart is the service. The staff are outstanding and worthy of a special mention. I would highly recommend a stay here and take the chance to explore the beautiful North Coast at the same time.

I just want to say that I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at this wee hotel on the Antrim coast. Everything about our experience was exceptional. From check-in to breakfast and dinner each evening. The staff were extremely lovely. Warm and friendly and you could see that at times they were run off their feet but it was never a problem. The room was very cozy and we had a lovely view of the coast. The walks and views are breathtaking. Took a lovely walk along the headlands to the next village and on to Bushmills. I look forward to returning over the winter.

Firstly location is key here. Great spot for walkers and sightseers and causeway tours. We arrived on a Sunday and it was absolutely packed. We received a lovely warm welcome from the staff manager and made to feel very welcome. She went out of her way to arrange a late lunch as we had travelled a long way. Booked two rooms as we have teenagers. Both rooms very tidy and had a balcony but sadly no chairs to sit outside which is a shame. Beds are not very comfortable and pillows were very hard and lumpy. The hotel is old world charm and gives you a cosy feel. Nicely decorated. Sadly food is not good. This lets the hotel down as the food isn't cheap. However we felt the accommodation was value for money as its very central to lots of nice places. Visited Portrush and the stunning nearby beach so location was great. Scary walks around the local cliffs not for the faint hearted but I'm a bit afraid of heights! Lovely staff and great location but you may want to eat out

As the only National Trust hotel, it’s the no-brainer for the actual Causeway, being the closest and with the Visitor Centre as part of the site too. Rooms are spacious and warm, people are so polite and friendly, so they are. Get room 31 if you can, great views and a terrace. Ps. Staying here gets you free entry into the Visitor Centre. Highly recommended. Great base for visiting all the Game of Thrones locations too! Magical.

L'hôtel était parfait. Accueil chaleureux et personnel très sympathique. La chambre était propre et grande, et la vue magnifique sur l'océan et le village. Le petit déjeuner était excellent: un petit buffet et des options à la carte (comprises). On est à 15 minutes à pied de la chaussée et les entrées pour le visitor centre sont offertes avec la chambre. Je recommande vivement cet hôtel !

This hotel was very convienient to th Giant's Causeway. It is across the street from the main path. It included a made to order breakfast served in a beautiful banquet room. The room was comfortable and include a great view of the ocean. Check in was easy. No elevators to the upper floor. The hotel decor was outstanding.

Fantastically located at the car park/start of the walk to the Giants Causeway. The staff (we had Jessica) were friendly professional and nothing was a problem. We enjoyed a lovely slice of cake and coffee before enjoying our 90 minute walk around the amazing Giants steps. By doing this we were able to park in the Hotels car park, which avoids the 12 pound parking fee, and gave us a lovely snack for 6 pounds (a saving on parking a lovely coffee and snack!)

Arrived in with a group and everyone throughly enjoyed their meal. Had no problem getting a table, especially since it was a Saturday and there were plenty of people about. They only had about a dozen options on the lunch menu, but there's something for everyone, and everything's done well.The staff were helpful and friendly. The guy who took our drinks order got a little muddled up, but someone came and sorted it out quickly and easily.

To the dismay of one member of staff we were shown into the breakfast room.Eventually someone came and told us we could help ourselves to the continental and that there was also a cooked option in addition for the sun of £9.95 each.Not a bad price for continental and cooked . Although there was nothing left on the continental ( please see the attached picture ) there were not even any glasses for the fruit juice. I requested the glass and two were taken to my table ? so I went back to my table and then tool them to the buffet to fill up.My busnad had the cooked breakfast which was missing the black and white pudding. I utilised my napkin to soak up the puddle of water my poached eggs sat in. A very dissapibtibf experience but they have a captive audience. If I were to come again I would go the extra mile to bushmills where there are a couple of cafes .The waitress has also asked 3 times for our room number even though every time we tell her we are walk ins.

We went in for a spot of lunch and we had great food the service was excellent and very friendly! For a very busy restaurant we didn’t wait long and was spot on. Will visit again!

Nachdem wir am Gaint´s Causeway angekommen sind, haben wir einen Kaffee gebraucht. Das Visitor Center ist eine Abzocke, dass haben wir Gott sei Dank erkannt, also sind wir ins Causeway Hotel, direkt neben dran, um dort einen Kaffee zu trinken. Wir waren positiv überrascht, da wir uns auf ein überteuertes Hotelcafe eingestellt hatten, aber dem war nicht so. Das Personal war sehr sehr freundlich, ein großer Cappuccino für 3,40 Pfund vollkommen in Ordnung und die Atmosphäre typisch englisch. Ich kann nur empfehlen dort hinzugehen und damit die überteuerten Kosten des Visitor Centres zu umgehen.

The entire staff pays no notice of you until they went to herd do you like cattle into one specific area, paying no mind you’re bothering to ask what you’re actually there for. I actually just wanted to sit at the bar and have a beer while my friends went to the Giants Causeway… I’ve been here probably three dozen times in my life but before now I’ve always been treated like a human being.I was the first one seated at the bar but the bartender, a man in his mid-30s with short dark hair was busy having a chat with another employeeA good publican would’ve had to have an eye on the bar to see who was there and see who the new arrivals were… But not this guy .So when he was done socializing he came over to the nearest person to him, the newest arrivals, And asked what I’d like to have. Meanwhile the three people who were seated and waiting where ignored. I said ‘excuse me, we’ve been sitting here a long while and would like to order a drink but you walked up to the last people to arrive’. He replied “that’s OK. Don’t worry about it ‘. You know what, with all the promotion Northern Ireland is doing for tourism,… With all the uncertainty and unrest about Brexit and how it’s going to affect them… Do you think he might’ve been instructed to take this as an opportunity to gain goodwill but no ...Lesson learned… I’ll spend my USD where they’re kind and where they treat you with dignity, and I’ll let the Northern Ireland continue to finance this rude behavior.

My fish chowder was very good but the pies the rest of the family had was dismal and the children’s pasta was so salty my grandson couldn’t eat it. It is such a shame because it’s a lovely place and the staff were really nice and welcoming.

Daytripping from Dublin to the Antrim coast, stopped off for a cocktail before heading to the causeway at dusk. Our bartender, Dwain, took the time to fill us in on some of the local flavor and get to know us. Top notch service, really refreshing. Cheers!

We visited this hotel with friends to celebrate my husbands birthday. The hotel is very comfortable and the staff very friendly. We had bedrooms with a sea view which really is a must and we had a lovely meal in the restaurant, a special mention to the duty manager who made the evening so special. This is a lovely relaxing hotel and we will definitely return in the future.

This hotel is located right next to the Giants Causeway world heritage site. If you stay there you get parking and free access to the giants Causeway information, gift shop etc.

A perfect start to our trip to the Giants Causeway. It’s been a few years since our last visit here and it’s always a tradition for us to call into the hotel for food before we venture the causeway walk. From the moment we walked in we where made feel so welcome and the young lady brought us to a lovely table and made us feel so welcome and our food was absolutely fabulous. Our little girl asked for juice and we just asked for orange but our little girl then decided she wanted orange juice but the lady had gone to fetch our drinks and the young lady overheard our little one talking about pink juice and she came with it she was as delighted. We could not fault the place. Fabulous as always and extremely friendly staff. We can’t wait to venture back and fingers crossed we will come stay a few nights when our little family become 4. X

We received several recommendations from the Irish to eat at the hotel so that we did not have to pay to park to see the Giants Causeway. It was worth it. We did not stay there though. Besides the drinks, we had a seafood chowder; a burger; a chicken burger, chicken pasta and 2 open prawn sandwiches. It was all good.

Enjoyed a great Sunday carvery here with my family. Staff were very attentive and nothing was too much bother. Food was good value and the atmosphere was welcoming and relaxing. Santa was in attendance and he made the day very special for my children. Will definitely return!

Don't usually eat at places like this near to tourist attractions as they're usually average and overpriced, but after a full morning at Carrick-a-Rede and the Causeway we needed some quick and easy food. We got what we could have expected.

As many reviews have already said, it’s not the greatest of hotels and it does have a tired and outdated feel. We only stayed here to visit the Causeway, but actually there were other Hotels around which would perhaps have been a better option.

Ate here for lunch in September 2018 during our day trip to the North Antrim Coast. Both food and service were excellent - and reasonably priced in the pub area of this restaurant. We were lucky to get a good table in the pub, since it was quite busy with tour buses and other tourist visitors. Would very happily eat here again for lunch another time.

Stayed here last weekend 6th-7th, 2 nights. Perfect location for the Causeway. Beautiful historic hotel. The team members were super and the restaurant manager was wonderful. Had a totalling perfect weekend at the hotel and we will definitely be staying here again.

Went to the hotel with my young family for a mini break. We arrived in the afternoon and decided to get a drink at the bar. One of the drinks was a glass of red cab sav wine and it tasted bad. Next morning we had breakfast and ordered 2 causeway grill breakfasts. The eggs were hard fried the soda and potato bread was saturated in fat the mushrooms was crimated and the cold buffett table ran out of orange juice, pastries, bowls and glasses we had to keep asking for things replaced. The staff are lovely make the best out of a bad situation. Things were not organised right and definately needs alot of improving. The room was nice and comfortable but the bath wasnt up to scratch with proper warm water had to get maintainence up but they couldnt fix it so eventually got the shower warm and filled the bath up. Overall experience so under welmed definately not rush back.

We stopped in this friendly hotel after visiting the Giants Causeway for an Irish Coffee which was gorgeous. Friendly staff, efficient service and gorgeous environment with lovely views. Definitely worth a visit if in the area.

.This is a location well worth a visit,it is an old Hotel which is in the most beautiful location in Ireland,it is an old charm location with great History.It is on the path way to the causeway ,

We visited the restaurant after a lovely afternoon at the causeway. The service was less than desireable unfortunately, the restaurant only had 2 other tables and we waited over 10 minutes to have someone take our drink order and then did not receive those drinks for another 20 minutes post order. The food was delicious and worth it in the end.

We stayed for one night last in September on a really stormy night. The room was really nice, spacious, clean, well appointed. BUT the water was not hot enough to run a bath and we both really wanted a log soak in a very hot tub. The explanation was apparently that their were so many guests the BioMass boiler could not keep up.

Goede en vriendelijke ontvangst. Uitstekende ligging, net naast de ingang voor giants causeway. Bij logeren in het hotel spaar je de toegang en parking uit (11,5 pond). Ruime en verzorgde kamer, badkamer met ligbad. Goed en uitgebreid ontbijtbuffet. Kwaliteitsvol restaurant met gevarieerde betaalbare kaart. Een aanrader!

We stayed a couple of weekends ago for two nights for a friends wedding near by. Special rate was £140/night ! rooms were tiny and "kinda refurbed". I assumed its a tourist thing but was surprised at the price and general dated ambiance - it being owned by the national trust now - to be fair very handy if you want to visit the giants causeway

Stayed here one night on a very short break. Room very well designed and spacious, and thoroughly relaxing. On entering the hotel there was a smell of cooked food, so I wasn't expecting much at dinner. The meal was a surprise and very tasty, cooked to a high standard and thoroughly enjoyable. staff were all very polite and friendly without over stepping the mark. I would suggest tourists go around hotel to get to Giant's Causeway, but hotel stay does include a pass to visitors centre. Only downside was they waiting staff could not find a corkscrew to open bottle of wine.

We enjoyed lunch at this restaurant while visiting the Giants Causeway, it has a charming old world quality, with a good variety of food choices, the serving sizes are quite generous and the food very tasty, we found the service quite good and the staff quite helpful, well worth a visit.

Visted the Causeway Hotel restaurant with my family on a day out at the north coast.

I booked 2 rooms , one for my parents both over 80 and one for myself. The rooms are beautiful. The views from rooms 10 and 12 are stunning . The staff and service from reception to bar and Restutant staff are both friendly and helpful . I have stayed before and will stay again . It's is both comfortable and spacious and value for money ❤️just love this place .

The staff was very friendly and helpful and the food was really good. The staff went out of their way to accommodate our group, giving us a table off to the side. Dinner was so good, we ate there both nights. Their included breakfast is crazy good- get the smoked salmon.

Food discusting and cold poor service, not even teaspoons on table food terrible and staff not at all organised.

Came here on a rainy, windy day. Decided to have a hot cup of tea and some scones before we attempted the wet, windy walk to the Giants Causeway. The hostess told us they made the scones fresh every day and boy was she right! We chose the raspberry scones. They came not only with fresh cream but more jam. They were to die for!! Haven’t tasted any this good since..

After hiking 12 miles in spitting rain and fierce winds my companion and I reached the Devils Causeway. To escape the elements before going to our B and B, we stepped into the hotel and decided to have some refreshment in the dining room. We were glad we did. The dining area was attractive and the service excellent. We each had the soup of the day which was delicious, then ordered tea, coffee, and a scone. It all came to a reasonable 19 GBP.