Hotels in Bangor, County Down

Bangor's accommodation runs from boutique seafront hotels to Victorian guest houses and a countryside inn on its outskirts, giving visitors a genuine choice of base rather than a single obvious option. Seacliff Road and the marina area hold the town's smartest addresses, putting guests within a short walk of the harbour restaurants, Pickie Funpark and the railway station, while Ballyholme's quieter guest houses look out over their own stretch of Blue Flag beach a little further round the bay.

A few miles outside the town, Crawfordsburn offers a different pace entirely: wooded, rural, and home to one of Ireland's oldest working inns, it suits travellers who want a spa and open fires alongside easy access to both Bangor and Belfast. Back in the centre, Princetown Road and the streets around the marina hold a good run of family-run guest houses in converted Victorian townhouses, generally the best value option for anyone arriving by train and planning to explore on foot.

The eight properties below cover that spread: two boutique hotels and a historic countryside inn at the upper end, a well-known budget chain hotel, three long-established guest houses, and a self-catering option right on the seafront for those who would rather cook their own breakfast with a view over Belfast Lough. Prices below are indicative and should always be checked directly with the property before booking.