Hoteles en Kilcommon Bridge desde $86

“Beautiful ”

“Precioso lugar con una vista maravillosa, desayuno delicioso y personal amable”

“Beautiful nature park, trails and historic buildings ”

“Very clean, staff were very friendly, food was very nice and the atmosphere in the hotel was very relaxing. ”

“Fabulous dog friendly hotel Definitely recommended by our French Bulldog”

“The location is in the countryside with 40 shades of green all around. The location served as our base for exploring Glendalough, which was one of the top places to see on our 3-week trip, as well as Powerscourt Gardens, Waterfall, and other attractions such as Lough Tay and the bridge from the movie, "P.S. I Love You". My wife loved the washer/dryer in the apartment. ”

“Check in was very efficient. The electronic cards to our rooms were already prepared and waiting for us. Although not new, the property was well maintained and everything worked well. Lee was the receptionist, bartender and waitress and did an outstanding job. Our dinners in the restaurant on site were all very good. Breakfast was made to order and was also excellent. ”

“ Beautiful surroundings, interesting history.”

“Nice staff, great breakfast…. I’ll book them again ”

“Cathy was a lovely attentive host. The bed was amazing! We really enjoyed our stay. Our breakfast was superb Cathy asked us what we wanted and made exactly that and she is a fabulous cook. Would recommend this lovely B&B!”

“Le pod en lui-même était très cosy et confortable, bien qu'il ne dispose pas d'armoire ni de penderie pour ranger les vêtements. Les espaces communs (toilettes, douches et kitchenette) étaient très propres et pratiques. La zone de stationnement pourrait être mieux signalée.”

“Fomos muito bem recepcionados e o hotel é maravilhoso com uma ótima localização ”

“Excelente cocina, excelente sala, excelente ubicación (parking disponible, supermercado a 100 metros), excelente calidad/precio”

“Great place don’t make a mistake and pass this place up. Make sure and Visit the Dying Cow for a pint and O’Conners for some fish n chips. ”