The Oystercatcher is across the road from the sea and a few minutes away from Rostrevor village.The hosts Pasquelina and Stevano made us feel very welcome. We had a lovely view of the sea and the tree- lined Mourne mountains from our upstairs bedroom window. The decor is tasteful and fun. The beds were comfortable. We enjoyed our home cooked breakfast, along with cereal fruit, juice and coffee. We parked on the square right beside the property (free parking).

We were very happy with our stay. If you are quite a tall person, you are better to stay in the downstairs rooms as the attic room has a slanting roof.

Most beautiful little lodge in the most beautiful location. It sits right on Carlingford Lough, the border of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, so amazing views of the lough, Republic of Ireland, and the house that was built for Queen Victoria. Short walk to the Kilbroney Park and Forest, the Narnia trails, etc. Stefano and Pasqualino are lovely hosts. My room with en suite bathroom was beautiful, warm, quiet, with a comfortable bed and pilllows. I had a great sleep. Bathroom was huge, and everything worked well. Plenty of free parking out front. Highly recommend.

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beautiful location within walking distance to Rostrevor town which had lovely bars and restaurants. the roll top bath was a little luxury and I wish we stayed longer to enjoy some of the culinary experiences. they were also dog friendly which is a big win.

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Amazing location right on the waters edge with beautiful views. Individual attention to guest's needs (Breakfast was scheduled late for me to get to work but I was accommodated). Freshly cooked breakfast friendly and helpful staff.

Room would be a bit cramped for 3 people. Chair blocked access to wardrobe, not much space to work. Bathroom private and very clean and nice but on the corridor (not en-suite)

A very friendly and helpful Pasqualina dealt with me on my arrival and made me feel very welcome. Everything was explained regarding the use of the facilities and the breakfast routine. Stefano was in charge on the following morning and provided a most welcome and filling breakfast. He was courteous, cheerful and friendly making sure that everything was provided and even gave me a fresh scone, knowing that my onward journey was taking me to Co Kerry with the intention of climbing Carrauntoohil the following dau - I did, thanks to the scone! The bungalow, although situated near to the A2, was quiet and peaceful and the views from my room were excellent. A very, very good B&B and if I am in the area again I would certainly look to booking a room there again.

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Myself and 8 year old stayed here for one night. Communication with the hosts was fantastic, we got a lovely message earlier in the day telling us our room was ready and they were looking forward to welcoming us and we confirmed our ETA. On arrival our hosts were very friendly and we were made to feel very welcome and offered a choice of 2 rooms, one with a double bed and ensuite or 2 beds and private bathroom. We opted for the 2 beds and private bathroom. Our room was clean and the beds and bedding very comfortable. Tea, coffee, biscuits, kettle, water etc all in room. The view was fantastic, mountains out to the left and Carlingford Lough to the right. Location perfect with the beach just across the road and Kilbroney Park was a few minutes down the road. We enjoyed the Narnia Trail, the forest drive and walks at Kilbroney as well as beach combing that evening and first thing in the morning. There was a driveway with space for 2 cars and parking along the road outside. We parked on the road outside with no issues. We had room only and didn't opt for breakfast but it did smell lovely. Really enjoyed our stay, thank you.

The only thing was, whilst the bathroom was private, you did have to go out into the hallway to use it. Initially I didn't think that would matter, however when having to use it during night was very conscious of disturbing others and 8 year old not comfortable going out of room unless I checked outside the door first so it wasn't as relaxing as ensuite would have been. But all in all not a big deal and the views and location certainly made it worthwhile.

Arrived at a lovely welcome, our hosts were a really nice family, and our breakfast was delicious. Had a really nice time in beautiful Rostrevor. Art galleries, walks on the beach and forest and parks. Enjoyed a half of Guinness and a Mourne Dew Gin and Tonic. Also, had a lovely meal in one of the restaurants.

Our room was gorgeous, exceptionally clean with beautiful decor and comfy beds. The view from our room was delightful of the garden overlooking Carlingford Lough.

A very cozy and beautiful house, the host greeted us warmly, kindly showed us everything in the apartment, the view from the wine was directly on the sea, the beds and the room itself were very comfortable, we liked everything. In the morning, the hosts fed us a delicious breakfast, also allowed us to have dinner in the kitchen with their own food and advised us to go to the mountain the next day, there is a nature reserve nearby with beautiful views, which we did and were very satisfied with the accommodation and the hosts. We will definitely come to you again! Our son really liked your trampoline) Thank you! ;)

Everything was great, there are no negatives for the money. The only thing is that it is not quite close to the track. But the views make up for the remoteness. The house itself is conveniently located near the road.

The location was great. The bedroom was light and airy and beautifully decorated. Very comfortable beds. The terrace with views of the lough, charming. Tasty breakfast.

Our bedroom wasn’t ensuite. However we did have a private bathroom next door, with bathrobes provided. There are ensuite bedrooms available at the property.

Pasqualina, our host, could not have been more accommodating. The Oystercatcher in Rostrevor was our first stop after transatlantic flight. She went above and beyond to make us comfortable. The sweet town of Rostrevor was an easy, very pleasant walk. It was fun to learn the area was inspiration for C.S. Lewis’s “Narnia”.😊👍👍