Banoge House

Visiting family in Northern Ireland and decided to stay here as it was close and we wanted something traditional rather than hotel based. Upon arrival, we were greeted by John - who is the most friendly, chatty and warm guy! The guest house is expansive and has a large welcoming hall way with pictures, paintings and has that homely rustic feel. The bedrooms are bright, with large windows, I had shared bathroom which was fine, plenty of towels & the shower was new so nice and powerful. Breakfast was cooked by John (man of many talents) and we shared breakfast with them at the table and chatted the morning away. All in all this is a true Irish guest house with lots of charm - would gladly stay here again!

Wonderful stay!

Excellent stay

A soon as I arrived John offered me a cup of tea and went out of his way to remember my name. I’ve never been offered a drink on arrival before.I don’t drink tea so he made me a coffee instead. There were no coffee making facilities in the room, but I was offered a kettle and supplies if I wanted them, or I could use the kitchen facilities downstairs. I was told I could have my breakfast anytime I wanted and it was served on time every morning. John is a very hospitable host and nothing is too much trouble. He went out of his way to be a good host and I loved the stories he shared and the humorous way he shared them. The kitchen and dining facilities were in the same room and it was like a family environment. The bed was comfortable, room spacious and bathroom was large with both bath and separate shower and WC. I have never written such a long review before, and I would definitely stay at Banoge House if in the area in the future.

a small double bed with an old soft uncomfortable mattress, no chairs, no coffee no glasses, only one little towel. No bath rug. Not to be recommended

A lot of charm, set in beautiful grounds, away from the hustle of the city and am easy drive to Belfast. Our host, John, was really great and is a wealth of knowledge with ideas and tips on the best things to see and do in Northern Ireland.

If you like quirky stuff then Banoge House is right up your street, all the rooms are decked out in Victorian/Edwardian furniture and pictures and that theme is continued throughout the house. John the owner is brilliant he is extremely helpfull and cant do enough for you, we will definitely stay there again.

Beautiful old manor house filled with antiques. The gardens are lovely for an evening stroll. John was a friendly, helpful, and entertaining host. Banoge House was an ideal home base while visiting family nearby.

Stay like a royal ( 1780 house) and dine like a king. Dont skip the breakfast