Exploring a burial site during your vacation may sound a little gloomy, however they're often full of cultural and historical value. Why not drop by Layde Graveyard for an unique glimpse into the past?

You're spoiled for sightseeing choice in Ballymena. Layde Graveyard is an ideal place to kick off here, but there are plenty of other interesting sights to enjoy. Glenariff Forest Park, Antrim Coast and Glens, and Cushendun Beach are not far from the burial ground and will round out your day nicely.

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OYO Queens Quarter

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Jun 13 - Jun 17

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Travelodge Belfast Central

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The hotel was in excellent location close to bus station although lots of pubs and sitting areas around we did not have any noise issues .the travel lodge is what you would expect for the cost some minor updating would help but beds comfortable and clean bathroom clean but needs updating. The reception staff especially Megan could not have been more helpful recommended restruants and booked our hop on bus and day trip which saved alot of hassel she was just so friendly and nothing was to much trouble .if you are just looking for a convient location and somewhere just to sleep i would definately recomend this

Reviewed on Apr 28, 2024

Hilton Belfast hotel

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8.6/10 Excellent! (1,001 reviews)

I’ve never been in a hotel room where there are so many electrical outlets. The room was clean and quiet. There was lots of variety at breakfast.

Reviewed on Apr 27, 2024

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