PlacesToStayQuay Street and town
The Lough and Quay is a central room option for the square, park and local food. Ask about event noise.
Good for: A compact town break.
Before you choose: Central does not mean a private lough-view bedroom.
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Places to stay in Warrenpoint
Warrenpoint is a Carlingford Lough town stay built around its promenade and park.
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Warrenpoint is a Carlingford Lough town stay built around its promenade and park. A central Quay Street property and a seafront hotel give different evening settings. Kilbroney Park is at Rostrevor, not within Warrenpoint, and the Carlingford ferry runs between Greencastle and Greenore rather than from the town. Keep these separate if you plan a wider lough day.
FIND YOUR BASE
Quay Street and town or Seaview and promenade
Seaview and promenade
The Whistledown puts the promenade at the centre of the visit. Confirm the exact room and food service.
Good for: A seafront-led stay.
Before you choose: Check traffic and event activity at the particular room.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
Places to stay in Warrenpoint on the map
See where hotels and holiday rentals sit around Warrenpoint, then choose dates to explore your options.
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ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT TRIP
Our researched picks in Warrenpoint
Compare these researched stays with the other accommodation shown on the map.
The Lough and Quay
For a town-led Warrenpoint break.
- The operator lists rooms.
- Its address is Quay Street.
Before you book: Confirm the exact room, event noise and check-in.
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Quay Street, Warrenpoint, County Down
Central Warrenpoint rooms near the lough and town services.
Sources checked 2026-09-23
The Whistledown Hotel
For a shore-focused town stay.
- The operator lists rooms and dining.
- Its setting is on Warrenpoint seafront.
Before you book: Confirm room outlook, meals and parking.
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Seaview, Warrenpoint, County Down
A seafront hotel for promenade time.
Sources checked 2026-09-23
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Make it your kind of break
FAMILY BREAKS
Start with Warrenpoint Park
The town park and promenade make a local low-travel outing.
QUIET BREAKS
Treat Kilbroney as Rostrevor
Visit Mourne places Kilbroney Park at Rostrevor. Check route and travel separately from your Warrenpoint room.
A LITTLE ROOM TO EXPLORE
Two nights in Warrenpoint
Use the local shore first and one separate Rostrevor outing.
Arrival: promenade
Locate your room, park and shoreline walk.
Full day: Narnia Trail at Kilbroney
Travel to Kilbroney Park in Rostrevor and enter the Narnia Trail through its wardrobe doorway. Follow the half-mile woodland route past storybook features, returning within the park, then come back to Warrenpoint for a lough-side evening.
Departure: town morning
Return to the park or promenade before leaving.
Less time? With one night, stay in Warrenpoint and use the park and promenade; save Kilbroney for a longer break.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
A few useful details
Does the Carlingford ferry depart Warrenpoint?
No. Its crossing is Greencastle to Greenore. Check its current seasonal timetable before any separate ferry plan.
Is Kilbroney Park in Warrenpoint?
No. It is at Rostrevor and requires a separate journey.
Can I expect a lough view at either stay?
Confirm the exact booked room; a waterfront address does not guarantee its outlook.
Which Kilbroney walk suits a shorter outing?
The Narnia Trail is a half-mile woodland route that starts and finishes inside Kilbroney Park. The tourism board describes gentle inclines; it is a different commitment from climbing the higher Mourne trails.
Where should I navigate for the Narnia Trail?
Use Kilbroney Park, Shore Road, Rostrevor, BT34 3AA. Warrenpoint Park is a different town park, so following a general Warrenpoint park search will not take you to the trail.
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How we put this guide together
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Sources checked 2026-09-23. Check current arrangements before travelling.