Beulah House

About Beulah House

Beulah House stands at 16 Causeway Street, close enough to the centre of Portrush that you can leave the car parked for the duration of your stay. It is a traditional guest house rather than a boutique conversion, offering singles, twins, doubles, deluxe doubles and family rooms, which makes it one of the more flexible options in town for groups travelling in odd combinations.

The breakfast is the thing guests write about most - a full Ulster fry done properly, with the soda and potato bread that distinguishes it from its English cousin, plus lighter alternatives. It is the kind of start that makes a long day on the Causeway Coast Way considerably easier.

Rooms are comfortable and straightforward rather than luxurious, and the pricing sits well below the town's hotels, which leaves budget for eating at the Ramore complex or Neptune and Prawn down at the harbour. The East Strand, the harbour, the shops and the railway station are all within a few minutes on foot, and Royal Portrush, Dunluce Castle and Portstewart Strand are a short drive. A practical, well-run choice for families, walkers and golfers who would rather spend money on the coast than on the room.