One of many hotels that have stayed in the past. We had a double room on the front over looking the sea. Nothing wrong with the accomadation however what was ok in 1960 is not what we expect today. Room was small but adequate. The bathroom was clean but needed updating.
Main dinning room was wonderful and the breakfast very good.
The bistro provided an enjoyable meal.

Probably our 6th visit so you can guess we like it! The Cliftonville has great views over the sea and bags of charicter. It's a family run hotel and the staff are so friendly and helpful - they actualy want you to feel at home and this is reflected at all levels from 'Owners to "odd-job" man.
The food is excellant - good coice and no stinting on quantity.

We stayed there last August (2011), Carnival week. When our WC became blocked we were given another room ( very close by) to spend one night while the WC was attended to (didn't have to move our belongings) and when the problem couldn't be solved, moved lock, stock and barrel to a very nice family room, with no extra charge. The staff couldn't have been more acommodationg, and all with very good grace. Top class customer service. Car parking a bit limited in high season, although in the three years we have stayed there I've never had problem finding space, but there is a pay carpark closeby. Very accommodating for families with children, even very young ones. Will certainly use this hotel again.

We had an absolutely wonderful stay at this lovely hotel from 29 December 2011-1 January 2012 . The young man on reception was a model of how to welcome guests. Polite, helpful and patient. In fact all the staff were attentive, friendly and offered superb service. The food was good and on New Year's Eve it was magnificent. The rooms were clean and comfortable and my only gripe was that the tv was too small. That aside I would recommend anyone to visit this charming place which is full of character and where everyone, from the front desk to the cleaning staff goes out of their way to make you feel that you are indeed 'a guest'