Booked a twin and a single room for two nights in late November - just as the snow hit.
Had a fantastic stay - We all agreed it was probably the most comfortable bed any of us have ever slept in! - all crisp clean thick white sheets and blankets - lovely.

The rooms were great - the house was great! Like something out of World Of Interiors magazine. Bit of a Georgian architectural gem. Not corporate at all - you'd never get this attention to detail in an hotel.

Fantastic complimentaries - teas/coffee bathroom stuff. Breakfast was just great you could have what ever you wanted cooked and the fresh fruit compotes, yogurts - local apple bread/cake thing just devine.

Victoria Brann is a star! Great cook, welcoming and was really helpful in directing us to where we needed to get to safely with the arrival of the snow.

It was a really fantastic place and we would all recomend it for whatever reason your going to this part of the world.

We were visiting family in Newtownards and took a trip upthe coast road to the Giants Causeway and on the other day we drove around Stranford Lough

It's all on one level which was helpful as we were with someone on a stick.

We booked all three rooms for two nights and had a great weekend. The bedrooms are gorgeous, very well appointed and beautifully decorated with really comfortable beds. Breakfast was delicious with excellent locally sourced food, full of flavour. Views from the house are stunning and the house itself is lovely. We were made very welcome, not to say cossetted.

have had a great time here.Victoria is very friendly and welcoming and her dogs are delightful. Our room was really comfortable and spotless.We had a great nights sleep followed by a lovely breakfast the next morning. can't wait to go back

Looking for a place to stay and wondered upon The Beech Hill Country House. We were greeted by several barking dogs one of whom jumped on our car The dogs were called back by the owner who was still dressed in her robe at eleven in the morning. she slammed the door and did not make an attempt to greet us until I rang the bell at which point a very disgruntled women answered the door and practically slammed the door on my face when I asked for lodging.