By far the best B&B I have stayed in for years. Seamus & Noeleen could not do enough for us and nothing was a problem. Such lovely people with a great sense of humour. Musicial memorabilia on the walls was really lovely and brought back great memories. Hello to everybody and we'll definitely be back. Mary; Grainne & Patsy

Derry is a great compact city with lots to see. Abbey B&B is pleasant, homey and convenient to everything. Seamus, Helen and staff are very cordial and helpful. The tea room is a relaxing oasis for weary travelers. Can accommodate guests with mobility limitations. We will definitely return.

Derry is a terrific city for exploring and studying its history. The Abbey B&B is in an excellent location for walking the city. It was clean, friendly, had a wonderful breakfast and a good bed for the end of the day. We would recommend it.

Very clean, very affordable, great breakfast, perfect location for exploring Derry, and maybe most importantly, really good people. I've stayed here 3 times and wouldn't think of staying anywhere else in Derry.

From moment we arrived and met Seamus we were made to feel very welcome, b b is beside all the major sights.free WiFi in rooms and breakfast was top class in a lovely room ,bedroom had a double and a single bed

My husband and I stayed at the Abbey B&B in Sept 2012. We both loved this town and this B&B! We wished we had stayed here more than one night. On arrival, we rang the door bell and waited for Seamus, the owner, to arrive and let us in. Once inside, Seamus was very hospitable. First he offered us tea... More

Whenever we visit Derry we always stay here it is very convenient for all the attractions and we are always made very welcome. They now have a cafe serving snacks, soups and all day breakfasts which is useful.

this is a lovely b&b ,the room was really modern and comftable ,seamus and helen the owners were very friendly,hospitality was excellent,it was that nice were returning in may and hopfully august,its 5 minutes from the local town centre.

After a long couple weeks of traveling to Ireland alone, mainly staying in somewhat crowded hostels where I'll fall asleep to an empty room, and awaken to 5 people randomly there. I showed up to the Abbey Bed and Breakfast, probably looking tired, haggard, and travel-worn. Before even properly checking in, they made me tea and some toast, making sure... More