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"Breakfast was lovely such a variety such lovely staff "

"Bar too loud with too many large TV screens."

"The hotel couldn’t be more central, parking was easy. "

"Had a lovely stay, the staff were so lovely and the food was excellent. Had a really good deep tissue massage in the spa also . Enjoyed the beautiful sunsets at Rosses Point a few mins drive from the hotel. Overall loved my stay there."

"I had stayed at the Clayton in Sligo a few times before (last time was in March of last year) and it maintains high standards in every aspect. I had dinner at the Bistro Bar and, besides the good food, the young waiter and waitress that were serving were so professional, attentive and caring. The food was also served quickly. Breakfast remains excellent with huge variety of choices. The hotel building is majestic and beautiful with plenty of parking and the rooms are bigger than the average hotel room. As I was working in the hospital, the Clayton's location is perfect, so this hotel ticked all boxes for me."

"Fantastic place with wonderful food. Would highly recommend"

"Nice fresh room with good size comfortable bed but very small shower room. The facilities are good and there is a car park at extra charge. Very central for Sligo. We did eat in the restaurant but did have a drink in the bar ( barman could have a little training in customer service nothing bad but a little blunt). I would recommend and will stay again. "

"We got a warm welcome from the staff at reception when we arrived which set the scene for a lovely relaxed stay. Our room was clean, well equipped, quiet with a nice view of the garden. We had a nice evening meal in the bar restaurant with excellent service and our breafast was all we could wish for. Wish we were able have stayed a bit longer. Will definitely be back. "

"We were thrilled to find Coopershill House on grounds filled with blooming daffodils and anemones. Each day we drove to a new spot - all recommended by Simon, and each one filled with the grandeur of the North Atlantic views. We had music, cozy wood fires and a well-appointed kitchen that allowed play of opportunities for old friends to laugh together as we prepared meals. The history of Coopershill House is fascinating - and what a treat to collect herbs from its kitchen garden! It was a delightful visit."