The Old Schoolhouse Inn - Comber

AA Guest Accommodation of the Year 2017/18 for Northern Ireland, set in the County Down countryside

Plot-to-Plate Dining

The Old Schoolhouse Inn Comber pioneered 'plot to plate' cooking, using homegrown produce from its own kitchen garden. The on-site fine dining restaurant is celebrated for culinary excellence and serves exceptional breakfasts with homemade Guinness bread, wheaten bread, scones, and jams. A daily complimentary reception allows guests to socialize over drinks and snacks.

President-Named Rooms

Each of the 8 luxury guest rooms at the Old Schoolhouse Inn is named after an American President of Ulster descent, adding a historical touch. Rooms are spacious and come with home-made snacks such as shortbread at the tea and coffee station. An honesty fridge in the communal sitting area offers beer, wine, and chilled water for guests.

Scenic Countryside Location

Set in the County Down countryside, the inn offers quiet surroundings with stunning views of Strangford Lough. Castle Espie Wetland Centre is within 2 km of the property, and Mahee Island Golf Club is nearby for outdoor activities. Central Belfast is a 25-minute drive away, making it a convenient base for exploring Northern Ireland.

Award-Winning Hospitality

The Old Schoolhouse Inn was awarded AA Guest Accommodation of the Year 2017/18 for Northern Ireland, recognizing its high standards. Guests consistently praise the exceptional breakfast and the hospitality of hosts Terry and Avril, who have a lifetime of experience in hotelier business. The inn has a rating of 10 out of 10 from many couples and families who return for repeated stays.

Thoughtful Guest Amenities

The Old Schoolhouse Inn provides home-made snacks in rooms, complimentary breakfast with varied options, and a daily complimentary reception for guest mingling. Board games and puzzles are available for entertainment, and the property has well-maintained grounds with a garden, sun terrace, and picnic area. The inn is also equipped with facilities for disabled guests, including accessible parking and wheelchair accessible areas.

• Dining: Plot-to-plate cooking with homegrown produce
• Rooms: 8 rooms named after American Presidents of Ulster descent
• Location: Quiet countryside near Strangford Lough and Castle Espie Wetland Centre
• Awards: AA Guest Accommodation of the Year 2017/18 for Northern Ireland
• Guest Amenities: Home-made snacks, daily complimentary reception, honesty fridge