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Luxurious Accommodation with Modern Amenities
Experience a luxurious stay at The Salthouse Hotel in Ballycastle, just 1.5 km from the stunning Ballycastle Beach. Enjoy the convenience of a garden, free private parking, a restaurant, and a bar on-site. Indulge in room service, available at your beck and call, and rely on the attentive 24-hour front desk for all your needs. Stay connected with complimentary high-speed WiFi throughout the property.
Comfortable Rooms with Thoughtful Touches
Relax in well-appointed rooms featuring a desk, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom. Enjoy a restful night's sleep on quality bed linen and plush towels. Each guest room is equipped with a wardrobe and a kettle for your convenience.
Sun Terrace and Nearby Attractions
Unwind on the sun terrace or explore nearby attractions like Glenariff Forest and Ballycastle Golf Club. With the City of Derry Airport just 67 km away, The Salthouse Hotel is your perfect retreat. Book now for an unforgettable stay!
Please note that the Spa facilities will be available from 24 August 2019.
There is a £20 per person charge for the spa.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Pets are not allowed.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.
Children up to and including 3 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
Children from 4 years old to 17 years old stay for £15 per person per night when using an existing bed.
Adults stay for £30 per person per night when using an available extra bed.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Location was excellent for sightseeing and enjoying the area.
none really.
We had an accessible room and it was very big with a really well laid out bathroom. Super shower. Loads of room. The dining roomand bar had superb views. The hotel was very tastefully designed.
The town of Ballycastle was a disappointment. Very down at heel so you have to travel. However the scenery was great.
High quality throughout
Room too hot at night
The place was beautiful, friendly staff. Clean facilities..good WiFi in the rooms.
The Lookout Restaurant was incredibly underwhelming in terms of taste and value. Very limited vegan options and honestly just not nice at all. For a vegan pizza and simple pasta dish, a coke and a glass of wine, the bill came to £52. It just was not worth it at all. I had also reserved a table prior to arriving, alongside a welcome slate for our anniversary, it was confirmed over the phone as booked, but upon arrival to the restaurant, there was no booking. It didn't take them long to find us a seat however. But unfortunately, the surprise slate plate for my husband was not included. Overall, the dining experience was a black mark on our stay.
Facilities, location and staff.
Price is slightly high
The rooms and breakfast were of excellent standard.
The use of the pool was an additional charge
Breakfast was lovely with a good range of food available. Rooms a good size & beds very comfortable. Spa was lovely & had an amazing seaweed treatment overlooking the ocean & wonderful views.
Sitting area outside of apartment was lovely with great views, however no table/chairs to sit on. Required like others to take chairs from inside to outside. The gym was not open at 8 am!! Very disappointing.
A nice walk into Ballycastle all downhill - coming back to hotel was all up hill! Maybe offering a shuttle service down to town would be a great idea.
Breakfast was excellent rooms very comfy and quality decor. Staff top notch.
Nothing
Location close to town, approx 2 mile walk or drive.
We stayed at The Salthouse Hotel in Ballycastle for one night as a family of four, with our children aged 16 and 13. The hotel is clearly aiming to offer an upmarket, modern experience, and a significant amount of money has obviously been invested in the property. Unfortunately, while the setting and décor were impressive, the overall experience was let down by poor attention to detail, inconsistent service and, most importantly, serious issues during our evening meal.
We were allocated Room 305, described as a Suite with Sea View. To be fair, there was a sea view, and the accommodation was spacious, with a small living room and kitchenette-style area, a separate bedroom and a sofa bed prepared for the children. The room itself was comfortable and generally fine.
However, only two towels had been provided for four guests, so I had to contact reception. Additional towels were delivered reasonably quickly. My wife had also forgotten cotton pads, and when I asked whether the hotel had any amenity packs containing facial pads, I was advised that only dental packs were available.
We had booked dinner in the hotel’s main restaurant, which is described by the hotel as fine dining. The menu looked promising, but the service got off to a very poor start. After a female member of staff had taken our drinks order, a male server came over to the table and simply said, “Go.” I was unsure what he meant and said, “Sorry?” He then responded along the lines of, “What do you want? Go.” It was abrupt, rude and completely out of keeping with the type of service expected in a restaurant presenting itself as fine dining.
We ordered a Gran Reserva Rioja. While I briefly left the table to familiarise myself with the hotel, a different and less expensive Rioja was brought to the table and opened. No explanation was given. When I returned and questioned the bottle, the waitress checked with colleagues and eventually confirmed that the wine we had selected was unavailable.
Absolutely stunning hotel in a stunning location.
Clean, comfortable, excellent staff, brilliant food.
Nothing. Exceptional!
Think it would be better to include Spa access in the price though.
Good except for view outside room.birds nest and bird poo on windowsill..food was just ok.our meals were lukewarm..lamb was chewy ! Service in bar was good.
Beautiful setting and coffee/scones. However, this is the 2nd time I have visited the hotel and both times I have sensed amniosity amongst the staff working together. All of the times I have visited the hotel the staff have been arguing amongst themselves creating quite an uncomfortable atmosphere for the guests. The first time the bar manager was shouting at the staff to collect orders from the bar and complaining saying “does no one work here” with quite an angry look on his face. The other times this same man was complaining about an alcohol license again in front of the guests very irritated and raising his voice at staff to the point where staff had to remind him that customers were watching. Not to mention the service was very slow as a result of this. I think the staff should be more mindful of their audience as it can make guests feel quite awkward and can look quite unprofessional. Just a suggestion as wouldn't want to spoil this beautiful hotel with a tense atmosphere!
If you’re headed toward Ballycastle, this is the spot for you. Great hotel with two good restaurants and a fantastic spa area where you can enjoy two pools, a hot tub, saunas and steam rooms (for a modest upcharge - (but worth it after a day of exploring).
The setting is incredible the atmosphere truly enjoyable. The service in the restaurant was “leisurely” but we were not in any hurry.
Overall clean and comfortable with a nice breakfast. Unfortunately after paying for bed and breakfast, on arrival was informed that spa was open but to use pool, sauna etc you have to pay £45 per person and facilities only open until 8pm in evening and the next morning 10am for overnight guests. For us as a couple to pay an extra £90 to use pool and sauna this seems very expensive and not worth it. For guests staying I feel this should be complimentary of the price paid.
Booked the Salthouse for a relaxing experience for my wife and I. I paid GBP320 for a basic room. In comparison I live in Hong Kong and you can stay at the best rated hotels in the world for that price. The room itself was confortable and clean, but a very basic room.
When I arrived, I asked what time the pool was open, and was informed it would cost me and additional GBP90 (GB45 per person) to use the pool. The reason for this is we booked through booking.com and not directly which was in the terms and conditions.
This ruined my trip from the start and I told them this. To charge another GBP90 to use the facilities after paying over 300 for the room is insane. Absolutely ridiculous in my opinion that a company targets people for extra money who book through site THAT SALTHOUSE offers their rooms on. I was told I should always read the Terms and conditions by the manager which I thought was rude. My friend paid GBP500 for a suite and they still charged him gbp45 for the facilities.
I then went and read the terms and conditions, it stated the cost was GBP20, and I reported this back. They said these were the old terms that had not been updated. Thy honoured the GBP20 pp.
The spa itself in my opinion is nothing special, especially for that price. It has two small swimming pools, a sauna (Luke warm), steam room and a salt room which doesnt really do much in my opinion. I was expecting decent facilities like ice baths and infrared saunas the way this new state of the art spa was described.
The new bar areas is nice for a drink and the restaurant food was lovely but expect to pay for it.
We then wanted a late check the next day and surprise surprise, GBP20 per hour extra.
Overall, very dissappointed. Salthouse is in my opinion not worth the money in any way shape or form and my experience overall was a negative one. I would choose Galgorm over this every time.
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