Milbrae Lodges
Review
“I’ll not leave thee, thou lone one! to pine on the stem; since the lovely are sleeping, go sleep thou with them.” T. Moore.
Transforming what was once a Victorian, 17th century courtyard for horses and farming into an exceptional destination for lovers of all ages; Millbrae Lodges stand beautifully situated, and immaculately furnished, amongst stunning countryside, and a mere 12.1 miles from Belfast City Centre. Providing guests with free parking and WiFi, Millbrae Lodges is handily located on the direct route to the North Antrim Coast, which includes attractions such as The Dark Hedges and the Giant’s Causeway. However, such is the tranquil beauty of Millbrae Lodges, you may just decide to make the most of your splendid accommodation and immediate surroundings. Breakfast arrives at your door, delivered in a delightful basket containing a continental selection of breakfast items. So why not treat your loved one to an extra special destination that’s been forged with love just for you.
- Top 100 Review
Contact Us
3 Tullyrusk Road
, Dundrod,
Crumlin, Belfast
, BT29 4JA
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Nearby Attractions
Lisburn Museum
The Lisburn Museum is a captivating window into the rich history of Lisburn and the pivotal role it played in Ireland’s linen industry. From 1766 to the 1960s, Irish Linen was the life force of the region, and the museum beautifully captures this legacy. Housed on the site of a once-thriving 17th-century marketplace,
Irish Linen Centre
The Irish Linen Centre in Lisburn beautifully captures the essence of a pivotal industry that defined Northern Ireland between 1766 and the 1960s. While Irish Linen itself achieved global fame, the Centre uniquely emphasizes the profound impact of Sir Richard Wallace, whose remarkable legacy resonates throughout
Castle Gardens-Lisburn
Castle Gardens is the most historically significant open space in Lisburn and was once the site of Lisburn Castle, a 17th century fortified manor house, built by the Conway family, the landlords of
Nearby Eating Out
The Cardan
Lisburn’s linen heritage is woven deeply into the fabric of its community, and running a bar in such a historically rich setting is no easy task, but the Cardan Bar & Grill pulls it off effortlessly. Beautifully blending contemporary style with subtle nods to its heritage, The Cardan has created an
Bob & Berts - Lisburn
Again, the owners of Bob & Berts have chosen perfectly, cleverly situating their Lisburn cafe right in the heart of town, making it ideal for a coffee break without venturing off-track. Also, very close to the Irish Linen Centre, the exterior might seem modest, but step inside,
The Square Bistro
Square Bistro, located in the heart of Lisburn’s vibrant town centre, has been delighting diners since 2006. Run by the passionate duo, head chef Stevie Higginson and his wife Christina, this contemporary and cosy restaurant offers more than just a great meal, it delivers a truly memorable experience.