Hoteles en Kylesalia desde $97

“Beautiful location. Kids loved the activities on the property although they were expensive. Large, clean rooms with comfortable beds.”

“El lugar maravilloso Patricia quien nos recibió con un trato fenomenal. La casa bellísima, el salón del desayuno parece una casita de muñecas precioso y todo riquísimo. Definitivamente volvería! ”

“People were quite friendly. The room was clean, nice and warm. The pool was a great opportunity to get some lap swimming in during my brief stay. It helped me sleep like a baby, despite having traveled 8 time zones and about 12 hrs to get there.”

“The host was thoughtful and accommodating. The room was very comfortable and clean. ”

“Great salmon omelet ”

“Es un hotel pintoresco y muy distinto a todo. No es en si un castillo sino una casona antigua que fue adaptada en 1969 como hotel dándole una apariencia de castillo. Las habitaciones muy buenas y hermosas pero las áreas comunes, estancias y pasillos requieren ya de un mantenimiento mayor.”

“It was a pleasant stay”

“Muy tranquila y bien ubicada para nuestras actividades propuestas”

“Hotel estupendo con playa privada y excelentes instalaciones. Cenamos en el restaurante del hotel y la comida estaba estupenda. Todo muy nuevo y muy limpio y cuidado. Muy recomendable para conocer el área de Connemara o para pasar unos días en un sitio tranquilo pero con actividades.”

“Yes”

“Absolutely lovely stay here at Delphi lodge and estate ”

“Beautiful, spacious property. Practical Details for Americans: they have a water kettle not a coffee pot, so purchase instant or bag coffee before you come, not beans or ground. They have a washer and dryer. You need to bring pods and be aware, it's a condenser dryer that takes about 2 hours to dry a verysmall load (5-6 items). Be sure to empty the dryer water tank. It's muddy on the property, so bring slippers or alternate shoes plus something to put your shoes in to protect your suitcase....

“Beautiful place to stay, fabulous food. Spa facilities were idyllic, including an atmospheric “wild swim” in the sea loch.”