It’s official: according to Booking.com, County Down in Northern Ireland is one of the most welcoming places to stay in the UK! In a just-published study, the famous hotel booking specialist has revealed the 20 friendliest cities in the UK… And surprise, Newcastle and Newry rank 2nd and 3rd in the top! These two towns in County Down are known for their hospitality, and are a real draw for the region!
County Down is on a roll at the moment! At the 2023 Traveler Review Awards, Booking revealed that County Down was one of the most attractive tourist locations in the UK!
A conclusion drawn from a study based on a panel of over 240 million verified customer reviews on Booking.com. The vast majority are unanimous: Northern Ireland’s County Down is a great place to visit.
Its landscapes, attractions and activities, coupled with its range of accommodation, make it an ideal destination for a vacation in the UK! The local people also have a unique sense of hospitality: warmth, conviviality, sharing and good humor are all part of their human values!
The region also boasts a wide range of accommodation options: Bed and Breakfast, hotels, youth hostels, camping… There’s a suitable accommodation for every budget!
If you ever feel like checking out the quality of hospitality in Newcastle and Newry, don’t hesitate to take a look at Booking.com: you could well find your future destination for an absolutely unforgettable stay in Northern Ireland!
| Rank | City | Region |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kirkwall | – |
| 2 | Newcastle | County Down |
| 3 | Newry | County Down |
| 4 | Enniskillen | County Fermanagh |
| 5 | Pitlochry | Perthshire |
| 6 | Ballycastle | County Antrim |
| 7 | Glastonbury | Somerset |
| 8 | Stamford | Lincolnshire |
| 9 | Frome | Somerset |
| 10 | Douglas | – |
| 11 | Cleethorpes | Lincolnshire |
| 12 | Glencoe | high plateaus |
| 13 | Newbury | Berkshire |
| 14 | A portrait | high plateaus |
| 15 | Dunfermline | Fifre |
| 16 | Bushmills | County Antrim |
| 17 | Ironbridge | Shropshire |
| 18 | Bourton on the water | Gloucestershire |
| 19 | Fort William | high plateaus |
| 20 | Stirling | Central Scotland |
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