Accommodation at Marlagh Lodge

Marlagh Lodge Country House B&B has three spacious bedrooms. Although guests may prefer to relax with a good book (each room has its own selection) the little "essentials" of 21st Century life are still there - flat-screen TVs and high speed Wi-Fi internet access. Our individually styled bathrooms are full of luxurious little goodies from fluffy towels and bathrobes to indulgent lotions and potions, guaranteed to make you feel truly pampered!

The Blue Room

This is the original Master Bedroom of Marlagh Lodge...with its king-sized Victorian cast iron four-poster it is especially popular. The ensuite bathroom has a rolltop bath, an invigorating power shower and an interesting mahogany-framed blue wash basin dating from the 1920s.

The Chintz Room

With its restful aquamarine and cream colour scheme this room has traditional furnishings with a contemporary twist. You are guaranteed a great night's sleep in the comfy canopied bed. The spacious ensuite bathroom has a wonderful power shower.

The Print Room

This room, with its population of cherubs, has both a double and a single bed making it an excellent Family Room. Its dedicated bathroom is just across the private landing and has both a bath and a shower.

Breakfast at Marlagh Lodge

Breakfast at Marlagh Lodge Country House B&B is served in the old pantry and will certainly set you up for the day! There’s fruit (our poached plums are legendary), fresh bread, cereals and muesli to start off with. Then you can follow this with goodies such as ‘Marlagh Lodge Tummy Warmer’ - creamy porridge with Bushmills whiskey, brown sugar and cream.

Of course, every Bed and Breakfast worth its salt in Northern Ireland needs to serve a traditional Ulster Fry. We use only the finest ingredients in ours...local sausages and bacon, traditional soda bread and potato bread and local free range eggs - sometimes from our own resident hens.

If you fancy something lighter why not opt for creamy scrambled eggs with smoked salmon or fluffy pancakes with bacon and maple syrup.

The Courtyard and Gardens

The courtyard is a real suntrap on sunny days - yes, we get lots of those in Northern Ireland - and in the front gardens there are lots of places to sit and relax with a cup of coffee or a cold drink and a good book! You may be joined on your steamer chair by Elsie or Korma (our hens) or Septimus, Lily or Miss Toot (our trio of cats).