Take a break from the routine! In a world of uniformity, the Dunadry Hotel & Country Club stands apart, with its intriguing combination of living history and contemporary service whether your are here on business or pleasure. Enjoying yourself comes easy while you are guest at the Dunadry. Awarded Les Routiers "Hotel of the year 1999 of all Ireland" The hotel is built out of the remains of the Linen village that grew up around the hill. You can see it all around on the 10 acre site of beautiful grounds. Each of the 83 bedrooms is luxuriously appointed with all modern conveniences to fulfil your every desire. From satellite tv to a trouser press and hair dryer, everything is covered, including personal fax machine and computer points in the executive rooms. Dunadry is also well known for its conference and banquet facilities. It can accommodate between 2-400 pax in a range of rooms with ability to host meetings and functions of varying sizes. The most imaginative, selective, modern and yet traditional cuisine are also available to you in our Mill race bistro and our fine dining restaurant, The Linen Mill, we have everything to tantalise your taste buds whether you choose from our all day bistro menu or our a la carte gourmet menu. Quite apart from the magnificent swimming pool and state of the art fitness suite, there is lots of opportunity to work up an appetite at the country club. The Dunadry remains one of the Northern Ireland's most popular hotels. Idiosyncratic, nostalgic and offering excellent service with a truly personal touch, it is rare to find a modern hotel that is so refreshingly unconventional. Just a short 15 minute drive from Belfast's bustling city centre, and only 10 minutes away from Belfast International Airport, you can step across the threshold and feel your worries disappear. Located just off the M2 motorway, it is within easy reach of Northern Ireland's tourist attractions. An hour and a half will take you to Donegal or Southwest to the Fermanagh lake lands, while in an hour you could be on the north coast. However when people discover the Dunadry they never feel they need to stray.