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Old RectoryvsCulloden Estate & Spa
Both Old Rectory and Culloden Estate & Spa are rated very highly by professionals. Overall, Culloden Estate & Spa ranks significantly higher than Old Rectory. Culloden Estate & Spa scores 88 with endorsements from 5 reviewers such as Gayot, The Telegraph and Frommer's.
Old Rectory
Fodor's
Insight Guides
Lonely Planet
148 Malone Rd., Belfast BT9 5LH, Northern Ireland
From $0/night
- Free Internet
- Free Breakfast
- Free Parking
- Breakfast included
- Flatscreen TV
Fodor's "Mary and Jerry Callan's well-appointed south Belfast house was built in 1896 as a Church of Ireland rectory." Full review
Insight Guides "Charming former rectory, this guesthouse serves a particularly fine breakfast. ."
Lonely Planet "A lovely Victorian villa with lots of original stained glass, this former rectory has five spacious bedrooms." Full review
Culloden Estate & Spa Fodor's
Frommer's
Travel + Leisure
Gayot
The Telegraph
Bangor Road, Holywood BT18 OEX, Northern Ireland
From $232/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
Fodor's "This imposingly grand vision in Belfast stone presides over the forested slopes of the Holywood hills and the busy waters of Belfast Lough." Full review
Frommer's "Not in the city itself, but 8km (5 miles) east on the shore of Belfast Lough, in County Down, this elegant hotel sprawls across acres of secluded gardens and woodlands." Full review
Travel + Leisure "A former monastery on the outskirts of town with a world-class spa." Full review
Gayot "This hotel was originally built as a palace for the Bishops of Down, and today the elegance and luxury of the estate remain: fine antiques, personal service and 12 acres of secluded gardens."
The Telegraph8.0
"A heavenly spot, on a wooded slope overlooking Belfast Lough and the hills beyond." Full review
