The Old Inn
Crawfordsburn, on Bangor's western edge · Inn
A historic 17th-century inn with an AA Rosette restaurant and spa, in the village of Crawfordsburn on Bangor's outskirts.
About The Old Inn
The Old Inn stands on Main Street in Crawfordsburn, a village on Bangor's western edge overlooking the country park of the same name, five minutes from Bangor's seafront and fifteen from Belfast. Parts of the building date back centuries, and its 1614 Bar takes its name from the inn's long history, though it now operates as a thoroughly modern boutique hotel under the Galgorm Collection.
Rooms range from petite guestrooms to junior suites with freestanding copper bathtubs, a suite with its own hot tub, and a separate rustic cottage; dog-friendly stays are available. The restaurant holds an AA Rosette, and the Treetop Spa overlooks Crawfordsburn Country Park.
It has been named AA Hotel of the Year for Northern Ireland and holds Green Tourism Silver certification, making it one of the more decorated addresses in the wider Bangor area, and a good choice for a countryside stay with easy access to the coast.
At a glance
- Property type
- Inn
- Location
- Crawfordsburn, on Bangor's western edge
- Star rating
- 4 star
- Guest score
- 9.0 / 10 (1,500 reviews)
- Prices from
- £160 per night
- Destination
- Bangor, County Down