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NI hospitality business, The Castledawson Inn, operated by former Lord of the Dance star Ciaran Devlin, and his business partner Lorraine Donnelly, will step into the national spotlight tonight (Monday, January 27) when it features on Channel 4's hit series Four in a Bed.
Nestled on the banks of the River Moyola, in Castledawson village, The Castledawson Inn offers an 80-seater restaurant and bar, as well as 15 modern double/twin ensuite rooms.
It is one of four accommodation businesses from across Northern Ireland featured in the show with the others being The Wylies in Lisburn, Co. Antrim; Drumrush B&B in Kesh; Co. Fermanagh, and Ballylough House in Bushmills. Co. Antrim.
The Castledawson Inn will kick off the programme’s week in Northern Ireland when their episode airs on C4 at 5pm.
You can also watch back on channel4.com
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