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Population: 2000
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Drummond Hotel
"Good Points: The rooms were light and spacious.

Date visited: 2006-08-21 ..." More

Drummond Hotel
"Bad Points: smaller rooms than ive been used to but a very plesent hotel

Date visited: 2006-05-06 ..." More

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The village of Ballykelly sits on the A2 road between Londonderry and Limavady, in the midst of forested country with plenty of trails that are rather safer these days than they were a couple of centuries ago when they were frequented by highwaymen. Ballykelly was a 17th century plantation settlement, in its case sponsored by the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers taking advantage of its easy access to the seafood riches of Lough Foyle – access made even simpler with the construction of a canal to the waters there. It has further developed since WWII, and there are now nearing 2000 inhabitants. City of Derry Airport is just a short drive west from the village, something that recently confused a pilot who landed at the army base – formerly an RAF aerodrome – by mistake. Early 19th century architect Richard Suter was responsible for several notable buildings in the village, the most strikingly elegant being his 1827 Presbyterian Church; he may also have designed its pleasing manse. Rather older is Sampson’s Tower, part monument part refuge. There are some fine gentleman’s residences to be seen too, one of them now a large country house hotel.

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Marmadukes Weavers Bar
Well (The)

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Ballykelly Primary School

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Harbour Inn Hotel & Restaurant (57.03 miles)

Harbour Inn Hotel & Restaurant

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Situated adjacent to Bowmore harbour, our small family run hotel offers superb accommodation, high quality award winning food and excellent service. As a base for touring Islay, described by the Lord ... More | visit website

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The Ugadale Cottages (58.12 miles)

The Ugadale Cottages
On the outer fringe of western Scotland, there exists a very special place. Nestled in the southwest corner of the Mull of Kintyre, where the movements of sea, sand, wind and grazing sheep have intertwined ... More | visit website
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Craigard House Hotel (62.09 miles)

Craigard House Hotel

Welcome to the Mull of Kintyre. Join us in this lovely old house, turned friendly and informal bijou hotel. Take the time to really relax and chill out in one of our cosy rooms, most ... More | visit website

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Ballygrant Inn & Restaurant (62.93 miles)

Ballygrant Inn & Restaurant
Welcoming family run Inn on hebridean Island of Islay
A family run Inn with a friendly Scottish welcome, excellent food, great selection of malt whiskies, beers and ales, David and Ruby Graham welcome you to ... More
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Gigha Hotel (66.81 miles)

Gigha Hotel
The Trust owned Gigha Hotel is located just a few hundred yards from the ferry terminal, and has a personal charm all of its own. Our team are exceptionally friendly and will ensure that your ... More | visit website
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Dunvalanree Hotel (71.44 miles)

Dunvalanree Hotel
Dunvalanrees licensed restaurant use of local sea food and farm produce has been recognised by the award of an AA Rosette and a Silver EatScotland award and the restaurant is featured in the Good Food ... More | visit website
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Ashbank Hotel (71.52 miles)

Ashbank Hotel

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This family run hotel is in an ideal location being just a short walk from the mile long sandy beach and working harbour. We are situated in the heart of ... More

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BW Kinloch Hotel (73.40 miles)

BW Kinloch Hotel

Unrivalled scenery & spectacular views, the Best Western Kinloch on the beautiful west coast of Arran, offers a warm Scottish welcome in relaxed & quiet comfort. Family owned & run for over 50 years, we ... More | visit website

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Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel (74.48 miles)

Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel

Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel invests the charm and romance of an 1815 functioning lighthouse with the comforts of a small, very unique, luxury hotel and restaurant.

The Lighthouse is a listed 'A' building of major national importance. ... More | visit website

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Portpatrick Hotel (76.98 miles)

Portpatrick Hotel
Standing in a commanding position, high on the Galloway Cliffs, The Portpatrick Hotel is magical and the vistas are unspoilt offering some of the most spectacular views in Britain.

We are blessed with having some beautiful ... More | visit website

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