Beautiful location, the room and bathroom was very spacious. For this time of the year the room was nice and warm. Nice waking up to the view of the mountain in the morning.

Walls were slightly thin, could hear the kids in the next room extremely early in the morning.

The staff were so nice, really welcoming and helpful. The hotel is spotless, and on a sunny day it's a beautiful spot. The breakfast was lovely. Cute glamping pods and hot tubs were spotted and will be considered for the next trip. The wifi was super quick, no lags considering it felt like we were halfway up a mountain.

They don't do food Mon to Wed, in the evening. No bar open to sit in but could take a drink up to the room, so after a long day the thought of running up and down stairs to get drinks was off putting. The air conditioning unit or boiler or some large machine kept running all night outside my window so that had to be closed and didn't really drown out the noise.

Great position just out of the city. Private with a lovely restaurant.

The beds are not the most comfortable but they are ok

Stayed here for my sons wedding in Glenavy, Fantastic experience from the staff to the spotless spacious rooms , we even got upgraded to supieror rooms , security was brilliant too on returning late from our wedding he was straight out to make sure we were guests staying then , then he assured us he would be there all night incase we needed anything, felt really safe as we travelled ftom Donegal. Food was excellent we had ate before at thier Sunday lunch which was incredible, we arrived in at 10.30am for breakfast thinking it was on until 11am but it had actually just finished but they took us all and never mentioned it had finished, We loved it so much we booked for another night , Well done Standing Stones can't wait to come back.

Having to leave

Peaceful place away from the city beautiful sunset. Big rooms and confortable

Have been told at the desk that basic of breakfast was included such a toast and jam and coffe. Unfortunately at the table the next morning the gentleman was not aware and the deal was to buy something from the menu and coffe would be free. At 19:30 there was literally nothing to eat, just drink. Not even sneaks for emergency. The city is far so if you don’t eat before 18 or buy something on your way you can starve. They should provide some basic or at list something to buy as emergency. To use the hot tub you need to do £100 of deposit. Not the best deal. Will be nice also to add some activities or table games so guest can enjoy the place instead of just drinking.

The staff were welcoming and the accomodation was very clean , fresh and comfortable . Nice and quiet in the country away from traffic .

We chose to stay here as after a long day we wanted dinner onsite and their website confirmed a restaurant that was open. On arrival we found out it was not open every night. It was after 8pm before we found dinner and we were very tired. We strongly recommend restaurant open hours are displayed on your website and booking platforms.

The bed was quite small for a double bed and mattress was quite hard and uncomfortable also hard pillows, could do with maybe having a foam mattress topper on standby for customers with a preference for a soft bed. The room was very hot and no thermostat to turn heating off. The room itself was very nice and very clean. Staff were very friendly and very willing to help. Breakfast was an extra £10.50, perhaps would be better included in price for room. Overall stay very enjoyable and would highly recommend.

I loved the cosiness of the huts as well as the lounge and restaurant - we booked to use a hot tub that holds up to 5 people, and it was an amazing experience as well, which will leave wonderful memories for us all of spending a weekend together at the mountains. Food was amazing too, very fresh and tasted lovely. We only had dinner on a Friday night and then breakfast for Sunday morning, but the meals were tasty and filling, and the prices were great. The staff did an amazing job accompanying all 6 of us, and we will definitely be returning at some point in the future.

The only things I can note on were the lack of hairdryers in the 3 huts we booked - did ask for reception at one point but were not followed up on it. As well as a few stains on the duvet cover, but thankfully, they were very small and on the outside, not on the inside of the bed.

Beautiful location with the lodges on one level so accessible for people with mobility issues. Spacious room and tea and coffee.

Cleanliness questionable, as our teacups had a ring of coffee/tea around them. Our room was changed without consultation to a double. This was presented as an 'upgrade', however we booked a lodge as they had twin beds, which is what we needed. Consequently, there was an issue booking in with luggage being moved from one room to another as they tried to find us a twin, because they had given our room that I had booked back in February, away to someone else! Really poor and this has never happened to me before.

The rooms are designed for people with disabilities so they are large and comfortable. The bathroom and shower were huge in comparison to everywhere else I've stayed over the last month. The room was quiet, and the site above Belfast was serene. The food in their restaurant, 'the highest restaurant in the north ' was lovely with excellent staff who found me a table even when they were booked out and full. So good. The walking trails around Devis and Black Mountain were challenging but not too hard for me. With great views of Belfast and the harbour and the north coast.

I had to have a car to get there and that was initially a challenge. A great car rental fro. Mervyn Stewart car yard and rentals was great. Got to explore the giants causeway coastal route and be back in time for dinner. So nothing to not like really.