Glenn Eireann House

I stated 4. Nights in this beautiful B&B and was made to feel so very welcome immediately. The room had gorgeous views, and the village of Cushendun has a lovely village feel. Raymond and Susan were suburb hosts, and by the end of my stay, I felt like family. Raymond took me to a local hurling match, after i mentioned my interest. On my last night, there was music and singing, and I was invited into the family home to join in. The whole experience was one of the highlights of my 5 week trip to Ireland. Highly recommend.

Our stay at Gleneriann House was outstanding. The house and furnishings and rooms are beautiful. Susan is an amazing hostess. Her home cooked breakfast is amazing and beyond expectations. My dietary needs were no problem. Shame we only had one night. Highly recommend this beautiful bed and breakfast to all who are staying at Cushendun.

very warm welcome. rooms are excellent with comfotable bed and roomy modern ensuite. The choices for breakfast are varied and the cooked breakfasts are fantastic. The setting in the countryside is idyllic with lovely gardens. will definitely be back.

Excellent hospitality. Went above and beyond to make our stay memorable. Great breakfast cooked to order. Beautiful garden. Beautiful breakfast room with views of the garden. Super comfortable bed. FUN! Checked all the boxes! would definitely stay again.

Wow! An incredible place. The hosts are so kind and the setting is stunning. Helped with dinner plans and were always available if needed. The breakfast was fabulous as well. We only wished we could have stayed longer. Easy to find and super serene. Could not recommend it more highly.

The room was spacious and clean, and the view from our room was nice. The breakfast was good, and they were happy to help with anything we needed for our toddler daughter. The hosts were friendly and helpful with local knowledge. As we had our two year old daughter with us, Raymond suggested that we get to Glenariff waterfalls from Laragh Lodge restaurant side so that we can reduce the amount of climbing involved in getting to the waterfalls. This was spot on, it was a short walk to the waterfalls. The house is located a bit far from Cushendun village and you would need a car to get around, but I guess you would need a car to get around anywhere in the North coast anyway. The relatively remote location is what makes the view better. Cushendun and Cushendall are both a short drive away, and you would need to go there to get dinner or a take away.