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Brown Trout Golf & Country Inn

Aghadowey, Nr. Coleraine, BT51 4AD

Prices from £44

This family-run inn is a good base for exploring the North Coast of Ireland. It has its own 9-hole golf course, a well-equipped modern gym, a traditional bar and American motel-style rooms. The Brown Trout Golf and Country Inn has been owned and managed by the O'Hara family for four generations. It is in a beautiful part of the Irish countryside, less than 25 miles (40 km) from the Giant's Causeway. The Royal Portrush Golf Club is 15 miles (24 km) from the Brown Trout. The area is also good for horse riding and fishing. The en suite bedrooms are in a courtyard next to the main building. Each room has 2 double beds and most have baths and separate walk-in showers. The Brown Trout bar has live music at weekends.

Facilities
Activities	Fitness Centre, Golf Course (within 3 km).
General	Bar, Free Parking, Luggage Storage, Non-Smoking Rooms, Parking, Pets Allowed, Restaurant, Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests.
Services	Babysitting/Child Services, Currency Exchange, Dry Cleaning.

Hotel information

At The Brown Trout Inn you can keep fit in the new gym, enjoy fishing, go horse riding or play golf on the inn’s private 9-hole golf course.

The gym is fully equipped and the golf course crosses water 7 times, but you’re never far from help and encouragement from bar manager of 39 years, Gerry McIlwaine.

Room information

The bedrooms are in a courtyard adjacent to the main building and are laid-out in American style. The rooms are very accessible and are graded category 1 disability access by the Tourist board.

Food & beverage

The bar food is fresh and exciting - anything from home-made crab chowder to home-baked pies. The restaurant has an extensive menu where again the focus is on excellent home cooking.

Area information

The inn is not far from the Ulster American Folk Park (3 miles North of Omagh on the A5). The Folk Park is an outdoor museum, which tells the story of emigration to North America in the 18th and 19th Centuries.

Sperrins Tourism:
One of Northern Ireland's most beautiful regions. Ruggedly criss-crossed with a pattern of mountains, moors and inland waters, this striking landscape has remained virtually unaffected by the passage of time.

The serious golfer will relish the challenge of the nearby Portrush Golf Club and all guests to Northern Ireland must see the world-famous Giants Causeway which is only a short drive away.

Travel information

From Belfast: m2 - Randalstown (a6 turn off) - b52 - Portglenone - a54 - Kilrea - a54 - Coleraine (Brown Trout on a54, 7 miles from Kilrea).

Important information

We accept both Euros and gbp.