4* Ballycastle: 2-3 Night Award-Winning Stay & Breakfast for 2- Winter Availability at The Fullerton Arms

This Northern Ireland break is not one to be missed, especially for Game of Thrones fans...

We’re offering you a two-night Ballycastle stay for two people in a Deluxe room, Annex room or Annex apartment with breakfast for £119, or a three-night stay for £171 saving you up to 49% off the Fullerton Arms’s prices.

The Fullerton Arms

You’ll enjoy a two or three-night stay for two at The Fullerton Arms, winner of a TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award. This family-run guesthouse is based in the village of Ballintoy, in an area once used as a filming location for the iconic Game of Thrones series! The area features scenes of Lordsport Harbour, Pyke and the Iron Islands, and the guesthouse even features a special Game of Thrones themed door and a replica Iron Throne!

Hotel Facilities

• Restaurant
• Game of Thrones Themed Door & Iron Throne Replica
• Dog Friendly
• WiFi

Where Will I Stay?

You’ll enjoy your stay in a Deluxe room, Annex room or Annex apartment for two or three nights. These recently renovated guestrooms promise a comfortable, convenient and contemporary mini break in County Antrim!

Room Facilities

• Double or Twin Beds
• En-Suite
• Flat Scree TV
• Tea and Coffee Making Facilites
• Hairdryer

What to do in Ballycastle, Northern Ireland?

You’ll find loads to do in the immediate area and beyond. Stay at the Fullerton Arms and enjoy an epic adventure across the Irish Sea!

See the Sights

The UNESCO World Heritage Site Giant’s Causeway, the jaw-dropping geological phenomenon that has to be seen to be believed, is conveniently based just a 15 minutes’ drive from The Fullerton Arms. We’d also recommend you check out Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, a picturesque albeit unnerving bridge 30 metres above the rocks below, linking the tiny island of Carrickarede to the mainland!

As Seen on TV

Look familiar? Ballintoy was often used to film iconic scenes in Game of Thrones. Fans of the show will recognize the harbour, which once acted as a backdrop for exterior Pyke shots and as the Iron Islands!

The Water of Life

Lovingly referred to as Uisce beatha, Irish Whiskey is one of the most famous exports from the island of Ireland, so it's only right to pay a visit to the Old Bushmills Distillery, Ireland’s oldest working whiskey distillery offering fascinating tours, that’s just a 15-minute drive from your base.