5 Star Hotels in Londonderry

The hotel is right next to the city wall of Londonderry. The hotel is divided into two parts, ordinary rooms without kitchens and apartment-style rooms. The apartment room we stayed in has a kitchen where we can cook. It is really uncomfortable to eat western food outside every day. Living in an apartment hotel allows us to cook some delicious meals. The kitchen has all the basic necessities, but there is no dishwasher and washing machine. The bowls are relatively small, but they can be used. The heating in the room is quite hot at night, so you can dry the washed clothes, which is quite convenient. But the bathroom is too small, especially the basin for brushing teeth and washing face is so small that it is completely unusable. This is indeed a bit awkward.

First time staying here as I heard good reviews and I got a good deal in a Junior Suite. We came for our Wedding Anniversary so nice opportunity to stay in the heart of Derry. Great location and views from our room were stunning. Staff are very nice and very welcoming. However, the Hotel is a little tired and at best, really needs a deep clean and completely redecorated . Carpets look tired and grubby. Breakfast wasn't great either to be honest. One coffee machine was broken and both looked like they hadn't been cleaned in a while. The hotel gets loads of big bus tours and it's really busy. It just needs a good overhaul. We've stayed everywhere else in Derry and probably won't be staying here again. Which is a real shame.

The staff in this hotel is what makes it so welcoming. They couldn’t do enough for you, with a smile on their face and great humour. Katie and staff at reception couldn’t help me more , between bus timetables and helping get the large group I was with sorted in their rooms. I had to catch a bus and was reluctant to eat in the hotel as I didn’t know how long it would take. When I mentioned this to the lovely Michelle ( the real life Michelle from Derry) she was on a mission to ensure I was fed before my travels to Belfast. I managed to have three courses in 30 min and made it for the bus satisfied and smiling the whole way thinking of what a truly lovely girl Michelle was. She made the experience even more delightful. I have to say the salted caramel sauce for dessert was truly superb , I wouldn’t be one for desserts but this was to die for. Keep doing what your doing Ladies, your lifting spirits more than you realise .

Fabulous friendly hotel. Breakfast was great and mimosas a lovely touch! Ordered fish of the day for dinner (black bream) and couldn’t have been any fresher. We also had a complimentary charcuterie platter and bottle of red wine to share. Staff wonderfully friendly, local and helpful. Parking a bit of an issue as you have to park off site but hotel recommended Bishop Street carpark which is just a 5mins walk away. Centrally located in the City of Derry. Highly recommend for a treat away. A real gem of a hotel.

We were on a driving tour of Ireland with friends. We were just staying the one night on our way around the coast down to Belfast. The location was out of town with a large carpark. We were offered a glass of prosecco on arrival which was a nice touch however, it didn't taste very nice and we pored it down the sink. Our room was of a reasonable size and the bathroom had a nice walk in shower. The bar and restaurant were not very impressive however, the food was OK. Although we had given our credit cards at reception we were told we could not charge food or drinks to our room and we had to use our credit cards which some of us had to go back to our rooms to get. Breakfast was a not very impressive limited choice buffet.

Twin room was fine, but shower was small and the shower head could have done with a clean. Reception area and bar/restaurant was pleasant. I stayed here as part of a coach trip. I believe the hotel promised things they couldn’t deliver! Breakfast was buffet style and cold. Items ran out quickly but it took so long to top up, we just gave up. Evening meal wasn’t much better. Set menu with two choices and repetitive every night. It was quite tasty with mash potato, swede and carrots every evening. I requested chips one night and offered to pay. In the end the manager put a bowl of chips on each table - result. Service was appalling. One evening I had ate my chicken and mash before the vegetables arrived. Nearly 3 hours for our meal. People just kept leaving. Our driver spoke to the manager and reception to complain about the service and was assured it would be rectified - it wasn’t. Seems we were being treated like second class citizens because we were on a coach. People who were ordering off the Al a Carte menu were being served first. Not acceptable. I hope the coach company won’t use them again.

Really enjoyed relaxing at the Everglades Hotel in Derry. The staff were friendly and very helpful . The hotel was spotless and very well maintained. The food was great with great selection of vegetarian options. Make sure you don’t miss the breakfast, it really sets you up for the day with a wide range of options to choose from. The hotel is ideal suited to explore the city of Derry or to drive into county Donegal. We will definitely be back to stay again

I have to say I have been going to Da Vincis for years, wasnt sure about the change, me just being over familiar with the norm, I have to say we went to the restaurant for our Sunday lunch last week, Leona and staff were amazing. Leona is a great front of house in the restaurant, very welcoming, very genuine and professional Yea teething problems but when u feel like nothings a problem and the service and food was amazing it just fell into place, when the staff make it their business to make u feel special and I’m sure that was carried out with all customers in the restaurant was great. Went to the bar and Les is an absolute diamond, breath of fresh air, I have to say the changes are good and very welcome, keep up the great transformation as I’m sure this is only the start of a new generation in da vincis.

This was a very good choice in terms of accommodation as it was not too expensive (in comparison to other places in Derry) and was very comfortable. The rooms we had were well decorated and the beds were comfy. The en-suite bathrooms were nice and clean. The room views were of the city and this also applies to the seating area out the back where we were able to enjoy a drink in the sun. The location is good and quiet although it is uphill a bit. This is not really a problem at all but if I had lots of luggage I'd maybe get a taxi. The staff were remarkably friendly and helpful. We met them mostly at breakfast and they sorted us out well in general with all our enquiries like how to find places in the city.

Stayed in this hotel which is within walking distance of all the main attractions. Peace bridge and walls need to be visited. Overnight parking available close by and bus stop just outside hotel. Hotel staff are very helpful and friendly. Bedrooms are clean excellent bed. Shower is an added bonus non slip floor and walk in. Room is air conditioned and black out curtains. So a good night's sleep assured. Breakfast is self device buffet will not be hungry afterwards. We liked the free tea and coffee you make yourself and can sit in rhe comfortable seats watch the world go by also have a bar. We were very pleased with this hotel and have no hesitation in recommending