This B&B stands on a hillside with a few other Victorian villas overlooking Portpatrick harbour. The views from the front-facing rooms and the dining room are just stunning. You can lie in bed and see trees, greenery, pretty rooftops and houses painted many different colours, fishing boats and the sparkling blue waters of the Irish sea beyond. Well, the weather was good during my visit! The B&B was very clean and comforable, nice breakfast, nice little touches such as range of breads for the toast. The proprietor Anne Moffat was very welcoming and took a genuine interest in what and where here guests were going. A very nice stay, I hope to visit again sometime. Interesting point, the TV got Northern Ireland TV rather than Scottish, so the local news programmes were interesting but not too useful!

This is a bit sad to admit, but one of the reasons I picked this place is that they have a large private car park (many of the other B&B's in Portpatrick have on street parking only and I’m particular where I leave my car).
Anyway, Braefield is located on a steep hill about a 4 minute walk from the waterfront (dont walk down the hill you drive up, walk down past the putting green).
Since there were no reviews to go on I didn't know what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised. We received a warm welcome, were shown the nice sitting room and escorted to our room. It was spacious, clean and bright. My only criticism is that the bathroom could have done with an extractor fan and the shower needed the sealant replaced - pretty minor given the amount of time I spent in the place).
Breakfast was a tasty affair. Cooked to order and served with a smile.
I was even allowed to keep my car in the car park after checkout while I had a wander around the town again...result!
Definitely recommended.