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Downpatrick sits at the toe of saltwater Strangford Lough’s boot. It is a pilgrimage spot for St Patrick, with a cathedral that marks his grave and other historic sites like Inch Abbey, and less sacred attractions such as a steam railway and countryside dotted with small loughs... Read More.

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B&Bs in Downpatrick - 1 places to stay

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The Cuan Licensed Guest Inn

This family-run guest inn has good food and rooms with a digital TV and free internet. It is in the conservation village of Strangford, on the shores of Strangford Lough. Strangford offers many outdoor activities: golf, ... More | visit website

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Portpatrick Hotel (42.76 miles)

Standing in a commanding position, high on the Galloway Cliffs, The Portpatrick Hotel is magical and the vistas are unspoilt offering some of the most spectacular views in Britain.

We are blessed with having some beautiful ... More | visit website

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Dunskey Guest House (42.96 miles)

Gareth and Teresa Cole look forward to welcoming you to the Dunskey Guest House in Portpatrick, a family run guest house within walking distance of Portpatrick’s harbour, restaurants, pubs and shops. We are also the ... More | visit website

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Fernhill Hotel (42.96 miles)

With breath taking views over the village and harbour of the picturesque village of Portpatrick, Fernhill Hotel is the best place in the area to relax and enjoy the fantastic views, play the superb golf ... More | visit website

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Luce Bay View (44.71 miles)

Luce Bay View is located in the quiet, seaside village of Sandhead, boasting a breathtaking view of the beach from the rear of the property. Having recently undergone extensive modernisation, this self-catering accommodation is stylishly ... More | visit website

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Tigh Na Mara Hotel (44.71 miles)

Tigh na Mara Hotel boasts an enviable location, situated within a stone's throw of a beautiful stretch of unspoilt, sandy beach. This area features some of Scotland’s most spectacular coastline and, due to the influence ... More | visit website

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Torrs Warren Country House Hotel (45.73 miles)

A quiet family run hotel ideal for the ferry to Ireland or exploring the Rhins in the southwest of Scotland. We have a licensed bar and restaurant and all the rooms have en-suite showers and ... More | visit website

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Cross Haven Guest House (48.10 miles)

Mick and Gayle Holmes guarantee you a warm welcome on your arrival at Cross Haven. It is a beautiful Victorian villa refurbished by us to a high standard. Formerly a convent, it retains many ... More | visit website

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Fernlea Guest House (48.12 miles)

Close to Stranraer’s town centre and ferry port, this charming family-run bed and breakfast is housed in an attractive, stone-built Victorian property, boasting fine original woodwork and ceilings. With just 3 rooms, the Fernlea Guest House ... More | visit website

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Abonny Guest House (48.19 miles)

Abonny Guest House is a family bed and breakfast accommodation situated close to Stranraer town centre, ferry, rail and bus terminals.The guest house is totally non-smoking and offers both en-suite and standard bedrooms all of ... More | visit website

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Marine House Hotel (48.27 miles)

Jim & Fiona Wood welcome you to the Marine House Hotel website. Our well furnished and decorated hotel is in the town of Stranraer, in the southwest of Scotland. We can offer our guests six, ... More | visit website

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