Ardtara Country House
Review
This incredible Country House is a great base to explore Northern Ireland. More than a traditional home, this Irish gem feels like a home away from home, and is located in 10 acres of magical gardens and woodland. Once home to the famous Victorian adventurer, Harry Jackson Clark, it still has this charming 1895 feel about it. The staff are very welcoming and provide excellent service. All the rooms are tastefully decorated with elegance, and they have fascinating features such as open gas fires and large cosy beds. Guests love starting off the evening by heading into the drawing room for an aperitif. Having been awarded Northern Ireland’s best restaurant, you can then enjoy an exquisite meal in the nearby dining room. For a little snack, there is also the lounge menu option. A perfect venue for a relaxing getaway, it is is also an exquisite place to celebrate your special day.
- Top 100 Review
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8 Gorteade Road
,
Upperlands, Co. Londonderry
, BT46 5SA
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