Kilmichael Glassary Vacations from $760

What a fabulous hotel. Already looking to book again and even looking at other Social Hub hotels overseas. Loved it!!!

The property is great! Good location very close by transportation and clean. Very spacious and good for a group of friends or family. I would strongly recommend staying there.

The hotel and room were clean and well equipped. Very convenient location. Iron provided as standard. Some elements of the stay could be improved. Had a double room for single use. Tea, coffee, biscuits and 2 bottles of water were provided in the room. Water was replenished each day which was excellent. Originally had 2 sachets of coffee and 6 sachets of decaf coffee, with 4 sachets of milk. Used one sachet of coffee and 2 of the milks on the first morning. These were not replenished. Used the remaining coffee and 2 milks the next morning. Again, none were relplenished. On third morning therefore was not able to have a coffee in the room. The bed was also too soft, somehow raised slightly in the middle so that you rolled toward the edge. The duvet was also way too thick and so too hot during the night. The option would jave been to have the droning air con on which would have kept me awake. The breakfast choice was very good, cooked items, pastries, cheeses, meats. No option to warm pastries. Cooked items were barely warm. The two coffee machines in the dining area were not dispensing the milk into drinks on the forst morning and one was out of service completely on the third morning. Had room service on the second evening. Accessed online through a QR code. A number of items on the menu were marked as not available. Chose items that were.instead. received a call immediately after prdering to say that one of the items was not available (houmous with bread). Was offered sa

Ok for level of accommodation,nothing unexpected,obvious noise for location

Used to be better. We have stayed in the Belhaven before (over 20 years ago the first time) and loved it. I have also recommended it many times to visitors to Glasgow. So, it saddens me to say that this visit wasn't so great and they really need to do some work if they intend to be around in another 10 or 20 years. When we arrived, we got upgraded from a standard double to the suite. Sounds great. And getting up there it's an beautiful big room and seems very nice at first look. But further time spent revealed that it needs work and repair. Just a few of the issues: Huge room but little furniture. No wardrobe at all, just a rail (which feels more like an Ibis than a decent hotel suite). Massive great double bath - jacuzzi. I thought "great" and proceeded to fill it, which was fine, but then turns the jacuzzi jets on and it started to fill with particles and a few flakes of mould, so clearly the pipework has not been cleaned for quite some time (no point having a jacuzzi without maintenance!). The sink was chipped and the plug no longer went down. Best throw away and buy a new one. Should be less than £300 at a plumber's merchant and an hour of labour! Wiring for the lights above the paintings was wrong - you needed to switch both the switch by the door and the one by the bed. This is not how to wire a two-way switch! Half an hour of an electrician's time would sort it. They have to spend some real money to get this room back up to its potential!