The Railway Sleeper is located in the unique setting of Cullybackey Railway Station, which is operational, therefore so handy for a train trip!
The Railway Station first opened in 1856 and is a listed, historic building.
The Ticket Bakehouse coffee shop is located beside the accommodation, which is very convenient for breakfast or lunch Monday-Saturday 8am - 4pm.
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The train leaves for Belfast at 10 to the hour and leaves for Derry/Londonderry at 10 past the hour.
There is public parking opposite the station.
Bus stop located at the bottom of the street.
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