Adelphi Portrush

The hotel is only open; however, given the price I paid (£350 one night B&B), the level of expected service fell well below the price point: - Firstly, our bedroom was very small; it basically had a double bed (not queen or king, a double). There was very little space other than the bed in the room. For the price of the room, I expected much more! - The room is nicely decorated. And the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was perfect. - Secondly, there is no viable parking nearby, so beware, you have to park on the street or a little far away in a public car park. Again, for this price, I expected parking. - Finally, the breakfast was a bit of a disaster; the team are new and trying to get the service sorted, but they really need some help to prioritise service. Some guests just left midway through as they were waiting too long. We ordered an Irish breakfast, some fruit, and smoked salmon. The fry was incredibly greasy; everything was covered in oil. The smoked salmon and eggs were fine but missed some wedges of lemon. The orange juice was from concentrate. Overall, I will not be inclined to return or recommend the hotel. Given the price point, the service and space in the room fall well below our expectations.

The hotel is beautifully presented, and the staff are exceptionally welcoming and attentive. Book a king-size room if you prefer a bit more space as double room felt small. As the establishment has only recently opened, a few initial operational challenges were noted, which is understandable given that it is not yet fully staffed and some essential items are still being finalised. Nonetheless, the overall experience was highly positive, and a stay here is strongly recommended.

Doing this review on my elderly parents behalf. They stayed here as they always stayed there in the past. They were totally amazed at the hotel from what it used to be. They weren’t impressed with the food but, that’s on them as they like plain food, they are old school, delicious that’s not a reflection on the Restaurant. The man that manages the Bar, was so very nice to them too. Sorry they can’t remember his name. they are sitting here and telling me what to say, they want to give a special mention to the girl at reception, Who took the time to get to know them and they loved the chats they had with her every evening when they came back from their day out. We think her name is Michelle, she has the long dark hair. Hopefully we have got her name right. Sorry if we haven’t. They thought it was going to be very upmarket and they would not fit in, but this girl made them so welcome and did not make them feel they were out of place. So from me, I’d like to say a massive thank you to her. This girl will be a credit to you. My parents like to take a wee day away and they will return on that basis. They showed the photos of their room and it is beautiful. The staff are also very nice. The lady with the silver hair, might need a different approach. Thank you Adelphi for looking after my parents.

Pleasant stay Great breakfast, very accommodating when we left early. Town was very quiet.

Fantastic Hotel & Location Fantastic staff and great food. Only downfall was parking was a struggle on the Sunday with on street parking and pillows very hard and uncomfortable but staff made up for any issues and looking forward to staying again after the refurb

Average Hotel This hotel has a good location with easy walking to the shoreline and beach. The room and bath were very small and dark. Our room looked over a roof so not so nice. Whole hotel needs a refresh as is dated and tired. The breakfast was pretty awful with only 3 hot selections and food was skimpy. The coffee was terrible. We’re not offered a latte or cappuccino even tho they had a machine. Luckily there are 2 good coffee shops a block away. Probably one of worst breakfasts we have had on our 4 week trip through Ireland. We had dinner one night in the restaurant which was good.