The Ebrington Hotel

The Ebrington Hotel – The Oak Room

Overview

The Ebrington Hotel in Derry~Londonderry stands as a landmark of contemporary comfort and historic grace on the city’s Waterside. Once a Victorian-era barracks, the building is now a four-star sanctuary featuring panoramic views over the River Foyle and Peace Bridge. Whether you’re planning a cultural short break or a weekend of fine dining, The Ebrington Hotel offers an inviting base for couples and food lovers exploring Northern Ireland’s only walled city.

Eat

The Oak Room at The Ebrington Hotel takes full advantage of its riverside setting, providing a refined yet relaxed environment for modern Irish cuisine. Overseen by celebrated chef Noel McMeel, the kitchen celebrates superb Northern Irish produce across a seasonal menu—think County Londonderry beef, fresh local seafood, and clever twists on classic dishes. Portions are generous without losing the delicate edge, while desserts put a creative spin on familiar flavours. Stylish design—warm wood, soft lighting, and views out over the city—make The Oak Room a destination itself. Afternoon Tea here showcases crafted patisserie and dainty sandwiches, while lunch and dinner menus maintain a farm-to-fork ethos. The service is friendly yet polished, matching the level of ambition in the kitchen.

Sleep

In keeping with the heritage of the site, guest rooms at The Ebrington Hotel blend original structural features with serene modern touches: high ceilings, soft neutral tones, and wide windows that flood the space with light. Signature suites and deluxe kings are tailored for those seeking extra space and comfort, while well-considered family accommodation is available. Expect plush beds, walk-in showers, and contemporary art—ideal for decompressing after a day exploring the city’s historic walls or after a multi-course dinner.

Retreat

A stay at The Ebrington makes it easy to uncover both Derry’s cultural riches and its wild surroundings. Within a few minutes’ stroll, you can wander the city’s famous 17th-century walls, cross the Peace Bridge into the vibrant city centre, or soak up live music in one of the many traditional pubs. The hotel spa offers a menu of calming therapies and a stylish pool, perfect for unwinding. For active guests, the Causeway Coast lies just under an hour’s drive away, while the Mourne Mountains and Donegal are easily accessible for longer adventures. The train station is a 10-minute walk, and on-site parking is available, making this a flexible base for a one- or two-night gourmet break in Northern Ireland.