The Rostrevor Inn
In a beautifully refurbished 18th century building, where the Crawford family first started serving drinks in the mid-1800s, The Rostrevor Inn hosts a charming traditional bar, atmospheric Stables snugs and a stylish bistro serving delicious food.
We also have seven inviting en-suite bedrooms catering for everyone from singles to families. With an exciting programme of live events and entertainment, we regularly feature the local musical talent for which the area is famed.
And if you’d like to linger longer, why not make The Rostrevor Inn your base to explore one of the most beautiful areas in the whole of Ireland.
At the entrance to Fairy Glen and Kilbroney Park, home of the Narnia Trail and Ireland’s finest mountain biking trails, the Rostrevor Inn is perfectly placed for all kinds of activities which we can help arrange for you.
The Rostrevor Inn – Mini-Break
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Dinner, Bed & Breakfast Offer
Double En-suite, Dinner Bed & Breakfast Package, Adults, Double Room
Spend an evening in The Rostrevor Inn including a two-course evening meal and full Irish breakfast and accommodation in a double room.
Total cost for two people – £150.
Meal does not include drink.
Applies Wednesday to Sunday.
Late Winter/ Early Spring
in Rostrevor
It’s the perfect time of year for those who enjoy hiking and Rostrevor, with its heavenly walks along forested mountain paths, is the ideal destination.
Sheltering between Carlingford Lough and the Mourne Mountains Rostrevor is little changed from Edwardian times when it was one of Ireland’s leading tourist destinations. Summer is the ideal time to explore the beautiful scenery at the heart of Northern Ireland’s newest Geopark.
There’s so much to see and do in the area. We’re just a few yards from lovely Kilbroney Park and its famous Narnia Trail. Wonderful waymarked walks from here include the latest – the Fallows Trail.
Want to try the world-class mountain bike trails in the park? Hire an E bike from Bike Mourne and brave the trail or take a leisurely tour of the Mournes. If you stay with us you can have the bike delivered to your door and get a ten per cent discount too!
A ten-minute drive away you can enjoy Cranfield Beach, take a tour of a world class craft distillery or chocolate factory or meet some llamas. Try all kinds of exciting outdoor adventures from paddle boarding and music in the sunset to banana boating, yachting, rock climbing and so much more. Visit Greencastle and its ancient castle and take the ferry across the lough to Greenore and Carlingford beyond (our guests get a discount on that too).
After experiencing all the area has to offer, enjoy a local whiskey by the open fire in our welcoming traditional pub, Crawfords, or our famous hearty seafood chowder in the bistro.
So much to see and do, make the Rostrevor Inn your base for an autumn break.
Gift Vouchers
Looking for a gift?
The perfect gift for your food and wine loving friends and family.
Come on in and purchase a gift voucher from any of our friendly staff members or purchase a voucher over the phone and we’ll send it first class the same day!
Call us now to make someone’s day!
Perfect for any occasion!
Rostrevor Folk Club
We are delighted to announce Lough of Songs 3, the third of our collaborations with Carlingford Heritage Trust.
Having previously hosted artists like Cathy Jordan, Liam Ó Maonlaí and Bill Whelan, the series continues with three more outstanding acts this May, playing Carlingford Heritage Centre on a Sunday afternoon and Rostrevor Folk Club at Crawfords on the following Monday evening.
The line-up is:
Muireann Bradley
May 11th (Carlingford), 4pm, May 12th (Rostrevor), 8pm
Cathie Ryan with Matt Mancuso & Niall Murphy
May 18th (Carlingford), 4pm, May 19th (Rostrevor), 8pm
John Spillane
May 25th. (Carlingford), 4pm, May 26th (Rostrevor), 8pm
Before that we have eagerly awaited concerts with Tollín Trí on March 26th and the legendary Jim Page on April 14th. See below for details.
Accommodation
One of the UK’s best pub stays. The Times
Our seven lovely en-suite rooms offer something for everyone, including singles, doubles and family (group) rooms. Our guests love the comfort and size of the beds and the hearty breakfasts cooked to order by our chefs.
In the heart of the village, a few steps from Fairy Glen and beautiful Kilbroney Park, you couldn’t ask for a better location! Just yards from the entrance to Kilbroney Park and its world-class mountain bike trails we now offer bike storage as well
Our Restaurant
Our delicious gastro pub fare – simple dishes, beautifully cooked – has become widely renowned for its incredible value.
Locally sourced food, including fish and seafood from the port of Kilkeel, is prepared by chefs who are passionate about their cooking. Check out our menus online and enjoy our daily specials.
Please call 028 417 39911 to book. Email bookings can’t be accepted for same day or weekend bookings. Thank you.
The Bar
Sip a superb local craft gin or a pint of a locally brewed craft beer or cider listening to stories and music by the fireside in our traditional bar; enjoy a superb pint of Guinness in our atmospheric Stables snugs or cocktails and fine wines in the elegant main bar.
Come on a journey of discovery with our fabulous range of drinks.
Charles Campion - Masterchef
The Rostrevor Inn
One of the UK’s best pub stays. The Times
All at the Rostrevor Inn are thrilled that we have been selected by the Times as one of the best pub stays across the UK in their list of 23 cosy pubs for autumn (published November 2nd), the only one in Northern Ireland to be included. We were picked out for several reasons, including our beautiful location in the foothills of the Mournes and adjacent to Carlingford Lough. Author of the ‘Chronicles of Narnia’, CS Lewis, wrote, ‘that part of Rostrevor which overlooks Carlingford Lough is my idea of Narnia’. We celebrate that connection with exterior murals, two Narnian themed family rooms and occasional talks by CS Lewis expert Professor Jerry Root of Wheaton College, US.
Also highlighted was the quality of food, not least ‘a highly commended steak as well as good quality seafood.’ We are proud of our top-class local suppliers, including John Magee of Warrenpoint who supplies our steaks, our seafood suppliers, Killowen and Mourne Dew distilleries, Whitewater brewery, and McIvor’s cider.
They also picked out the live music and story telling in our traditional bar, Crawfords, for particular mention. We host a regular songs and stories by the fireside session on Wednesdays, a traditional session on Sunday afternoons and live music at the weekends. We also have a monthly folk club, the Rostrevor Folk Club at Crawfords, which has hosted the likes of Andy Irvine, Eleanor McEvoy, Eleanor Shanley, Aoife Scott, Mick Hanly and Daoirí Farrell. An Irish speaking evening is held monthly in Crawfords.
33-35 Bridge St, Rostrevor, Newry BT34 3BG
