The Smugglers Inn Bushmills

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A stone's throw away is the radiant splendour of the Giants Causeway, antique and appealing, steeped in myth and legend. Sit on the Wishing Seat, see the Giant's Organ, roam among the basalt columns or walk along the vivid rock upper paths. Venture just a mile down the highway and, facing a steam train line, you'll find the quaint countryside of Bushmills, well known for its whisky. Unwind and recharge in the clear environs at The Smugglers, where the customers' requirements are a priority to the McLaughlin family, who own and manage this ideally located premises on the pretty beach highway, just 1 mile outside the countryside of Bushmills and on the doorstep of the Giants Causeway. Not far from you are able also investigate the ruins of Dunluce Castle or cross Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. You are able to put your feet up and slumber in the brilliant and fresh lodging at The Smugglers. All kinds of tourists are served for - those going it alone, couples, those on work, those with families and stretched families. Just choose the type of bedroom to suit your requirements - family, twin, double, single, administrative apartment. All extensive, present-day bedrooms are en apartment. Escape into Benbows Bistro. This Bistro, with its nautical topic, will conveyance you to the times of the historic English Admiral, John Benbow, who featured in well-known sea battles against the French during the early 1690s, for control of the seas nearby the British Isles. Here the weary traveller will be sustained and revived with a relaxing drink, a comforting word, and a satisfying drink. Alternatively, the spirit and atmosphere of The Girona Restaurant will permit the traveller to example local make, including newly caught salmon from the surrounding River Bush. There are plenty of culinary enjoyment on propose - home cooked food, excellently ready and awarded by a team of very experienced chefs, along with a spacious selection of wines. There is spacious parking for both visitor and diner to 'Dock' at The Smugglers.