Ralph's

Nice guest house but the room we were in in the bed we felt was a small double. Lovely village with cafes/ restaurants so very convenient, also for traveling to places of interest. The breakfast was good and the staff always friendly and helpful

We stayed here for 2 nights. The room was nice and clean with everything we needed. We had a family room which had a double bed and 2 singles. Beds were really comfortable. Tea & coffee facilities were available in the room. Big bathroom with toiletries provided. Breakfast was great, really nice and plentiful. The staff were really friendly. There are local shops & pubs. Overall we had a great stay & would return.

It’s a nice hotel in a small village great staff, Great freshly made breakfast, winter time the room was freezing cold, the WiFi in my room was terrible but my 2 colleagues in other rooms had No problem with the WiFi, checking in gives you a pincode which works great,after this you got a key

We arrived in Belfast at 06:45 and went off to Giants Causeway and explored the area before heading down planned on visited a few National Trust properties but we should have checked as they were closed. Found other things to fmdo and headed to Moira found parking opposite to Ralph's and used the pin number emailed to gain entrance. Would have been nice to have been met a staff member just to say hello. We booked the Stillhouse next door in advance it was OK, definitely pub grub rather than restaurant hearty portions. Mine was big enough for two. We were very tired so slept soundly and didn't need the ear plugs though we were at the back. Unsure as to what was in the Gazebo out the back. The room itself lacks storage a chest of drawers would be essential if you were staying longer as apart from a coat hangers in a hanging area there's no where to put anything. We used the single bed. Also lacking anywhere to put wash bags a shelf over the radiator or hooks would be useful. Shower was not great and looks as if the bath has been damaged cannot recall the cost of the room but some TLC required. Breakfast booked for 8:15 good choice of cereals, yogurts and toppings. Cooked breakfast ample but would have liked something lighter, maybe smashed avocado on toast as it was a bit rich for me. All in all a pleasant stay but maybe only for a night or two. Plenty of places to eat and staff member short blonde hair was lovely.

Old building with old windows and given ear plugs for the noise but very affordable and in the town

My friend and I stayed here for one night and it was brilliant. Newly decorated and wonderful furnishings, comfortable beds and the most delicious selection at breakfast. Valentina made me poached eggs which were the best I’ve had since my arrival in Ireland a week ago! What a fabulous gem of a B&B!

Very nice guest house with a superb breakfast. Wi-Fi wasn’t great, also noisy at the back due to pub and found mouldy teabags and out of date biscuits in the complimentary tea/coffee stand. Love the quirky decor. Had a full cooked breakfast and pancake breakfast , both very nice

A great Hotel to book if you want to access the nearby fine dining restaurant Wine and Brine. The breakfast was excellent and the premises are very clean and tidy. The noise from the late bar next door was a bit of a nuisance but we slept well nevertheless.

This is a charming B&B! The place is beautiful and the staff is hospitable and professional. It is self/check in and out. They serve breakfast if ordered the night before, but even when we forgot one night they still gladly served us, saying ‘We will always feed the people.’ The Stillwater restaurant next door is a great place for hearty food. We wanted a place not too far from Belfast but near where our ancestors lived before immigrating to America. This was perfect. I highly recommend Ralph’s Moira.