Hotel Details

The Standard Rooms have antique furnishings and are perfect for the the leisure traveller. Accommodation includes one double or two twin beds, full bath with shower only, television, direct dial telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. Some rooms have garden views. Beech Hill?s Ardmore Restaurant has been voted ?Best Hotel Restaurant in County Londonderry.? At home and abroad it has long been renowned for its imaginative and superbly presented dishes, all fashioned from local produce. Many an international celebrity has dined here while enjoying relaxing views across ornamental lakes and gardens. Local people come here regularly for lunch, afternoon tea or dinner, often taking a stroll through Beech Hill?s picturesque grounds before they leave. Dating back to 1622 when the first house was built on this Ardmore estate, the hotel was a originally a country house and retains many of the original features as if it wire still a private residence set in it's own grounds. IN more recent times, Beech Hill was a base for the US marines in World War 2. A memorial to the Marine Corps stands in the Garden and every year Marines comes from America and Europe to keep alive their links with Beech Hill Country House Hotel and Derry City. The lobby is small and located in the main hallway. Beech Hill is rated among the very best hotels in Northern Ireland and it plays a hugely important role in the regions valuable tourism industry. Visitors come here from all over the world. President Bill Clinton has stayed here twice and he is just one of the ?celebrities? who have enjoyed the superb Georgian elegance and gracious country living of this wonderful hotel. There is also a Leisure Suite which includes sauna and steam rooms, whirlpool bath and fitness apparatus. (GW 09/2012)