Ramada Hotel

While my stay (in mid-​October) was off-​season, the best thing this hotel has going for it any time of year is clearly its location. If you are lucky, you will have an extraordinary view of the water, which when you leave the hotel, is essentially across the street.
My advice? Leave the hotel. In the bathroom? No washcloths. Bugs flying around.
While the bed was comfortable & the room was very spacious, the bathroom situation was a bit dicey to say the least.
The breakfast buffet was surprisingly bland, or perhaps I’d been spoiled after seeing far better during two weeks in Ireland. And dinner? Aside from the nondescript food, the service itself left a lot to be desired. I was with a group & while they took our orders, apparently «I’ll have what she ordered,» is insufficient & I had to repeat it exactly. When the food was brought out, the servers had clearly made no effort to memorize who had ordered what & simply shouted out the dishes & handed them to us.
Service at the front desk was far better, if you can ignore silly signage in the elevator that forbids you from bringing in food from outside the hotel. With options inside being so pitiful, I’m sorry Ramada, your guests have little choice in the matter.

Lovely hotel-can’t recommend it enough!
Friendly service with reasonable prices.
Within walking distance to the ramore and anywhere else you could want to be for a night out in portrush.

A family favourite when we feel the need for a weekend of fresh sea air, which is just as nice in the autumn or early winter as it is at the height of summer, such as it is.
Family rooms are well sized, with 2 full size double bed, and not a double room with a sofa bed shoe horned in as we’ve come across in some hotels. The rooms are nicely decorated and a little bit more plush than you might expect from a 3 star hotel. Ask for a room at the front of the hotel and you’ll get views out across the Atlantic.
We didn’t eat dinner in the hotel but I can vouch for the breakfast — full cooked Ulster Fry which was lovely. Fresh and hot and non greasy. Morning coffee was nice too, with a chiller cabinet full of cakes and gateaux.
The hotel is well located for walking to the park at Ramore head, the beach and the Ramore Wine Bar (yum).
The Ramada is family friendly and they don’t mind a reasonable level of noise from the kids. They didn’t even bat an eyelid when I managed to tip the pram backwards down five steps. With the baby still in it. I needed my hot chocolate and chocolate cake to help with the shock.

I have never actually stayed in this hotel so I cannot comment on the rooms but the restaurant is excellent. They serve a large and varied menu which should cater for everyones taste. The last time I ate here was a very busy Saturday night in Portrush — we had tried several restaurants but couldn’t get a table. The Ramada told us we would have to wait but they would fit us in. Within half an hour we had a table and it was well worth the wait. The meal was excellent. The service was professional and the staff could not have been more helpful. The surroundings are comfortable and the atmosphere was good. Definitely give it a go!

The Comfort Hotel is now the Ramada!!! (See my review under the Ramada Portrush label.)
Looking at the reviews as the Comfort Hotel, I would agree with my fellow reviewers that this is a great place to stay. Besides the excellent food, comfort and level of service offered, the Ramada is in a great location overlooking the sea and centrally positioned for all the local attractionns.
Its a popular spot too, either to stay or to dine out as was evident for how busy the hotel and restaurant was despite my visit being during what was off season.

Nice hotel, as expected from a chain hotel. Nice breakfast.
Views from room lovely if you get a sea view room. Car park spaces provided, lift to all floors.
Room was very very hot and we changed it after about 1 hour. 2^nd room was ok, think the first was above the boilder room.
Staff helpful and friendly. Can be very busy at times.
Good location of hotel to town and many places to eat nearby if you dont want to eat in the hotel.

Stayed in the Comfort hotel in Portrush on 3 occasions now, and will definitely be going back there again. Its location right on the edge of the sea gives you stunning views from your window in the morning. Breakfast and lunch are both of the highest standard. Lunch is also reasonable if you are paying seperately for it.
A very short walk takes you to the Prom where you will find the workd famous Barry’s and also waterworld. To go shopping, the train from Portrush will take you into Coleraine in about 10 mins.
All in all, this is an excellent, inexpensive hotel in a great location.