Hotels in County Antrim, United Kingdom

County Antrim is a rugged region on Northern Ireland's northeast coast, famous for the Giant's Causeway's 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns and the dramatic Antrim Coast Road. The climate is mild, with summer highs around 65°F (18°C)-perfect for hiking along the Causeway Coast Way or kayaking around Rathlin Island, where you can spot puffins. In winter, lows hover near 36°F (2°C), making it ideal for exploring the walled city of Derry's medieval streets and cozy pubs with live Irish folk music, like at the Sandino's in the city's Bogside area.