Letters from our guests...

Myself and 4 friends recently stayed 2 nights at Seaview. Our stay there was absolutely brilliant, the location, the accommodation, the food, the host - everything was first class. Not only do I want to revisit at some time in the future, but I wholeheartedly would recommend this with 100% certainly that you would enjoy your stay. The cooked breakfast she provided set us up for the day to enjoy all the sites almost literally on your doorstep for Seaview. Give it a try and I am sure you will enjoy it as much as our group did.

— Yvonne, United Kingdom

Fantastic views of the sea and Scotland from this lovely B&B. Perfect spot to stay and spend time exploring the Northern coast of Ireland. Close to Bushmills Distillery, Giants Causeway, Dunluce Castle, Dunseverick Castle ruins, Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, and Whitepark Bay. Sits in between lovely towns of Bushmills and Ballintoy. Comfortable rooms and fantastic Irish breakfast.

— Erica, Arkansas, USA

I just wanted to tell you how much we loved staying with you last Feb. I wish that this letter was to make reservations!!! You were so sweet to give us the wheat bread just like my Grandmother made, we will never forget that kind gift.

I pray that the Lord will bless you greatly during this tourist season. I can imagine that it could be very hectic, but you certainly were a blessing to us. Hope that your family is doing very well. Even if we are never able to return, I will remember your hospitality!

— Deb, North Carolina, USA

The Seaview was a terrific place to stay in Northern Ireland! We had originally contacted a different B&B but they were full. So they graciously called their friend, Mabel at the Seaview, and she had availability. It is located on the A2 between Ballycastle and Bushmills, about a 5 minute drive into Bushmills for a few shops, groceries, etc..

Such a relaxing country location! It was about a 10 minute drive west to the Giant's Causeway and 10 minutes east to the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge and just around a few bends from the Dunseverick Castle ruins.

But the best part of all was Mabel's breakfasts! If I could only have one now!! Hers was our first traditional Irish breakfast so all others I told her, would be compared. I don't have to tell you that none came close! Everything was perfectly prepared and I am most hungry now thinking of it!!

The rooms were homey and tidy, like we were staying with family. She provided water and a tea pot in the room and be sure to check the little tin for her delicious shortbread cookies!

— Jan, Washington State, USA

We were tired after a long days travelling and upon our arrival I (!) was thrilled to be greeted by a very handsome young man (we later found out that he was the owners son who was visting from Scotland). He showed us to our spacious room which had a wonderfully comfortable bed and probably the best shortbread in the world. After a hearty breakfast (ask for extra soda bread!) we marvelled in the view of the North Antrim coast and Scotland beyond. We had only planned to stay for one night but ended up staying for three. Highly recommended and very reasonably priced compared to other guest houses in the area. All the luxury of a small hotel...

— Sheila, Galway, Ireland

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