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"The room was fine but the air conditioning was really noisy. Breakfast was average. Im gluten intolerant and although gluten free bread was available there were no other pastries etc.. I asked a member of staff if the sausages were gluten free and she didn't know so I ended up not having them. These are small things but they matter"

"Love the Riverside. So comfy, nice bar, great food & 3 min walk to town centre."

"lovely hotel, great food and friendly staff"

"Really friendly and helpful reception staff"

"Easy, comfortable, accommodating "

"Very easy parking, not secure but close to hotel. There was a bit of confusion over the codes but eventually all was sorted. Liam was great to talk to and very helpful. Great location and hotel. Would stay again just a pity that the restaurant/bar was closed."

"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."

"It’s a castle. Excellent facility, excellent staff, cute large Irish wolfhound "

"We spent three weeks at this property. We wanted a place that allowed us to see the sights and had easy access to grocery shopping. The property was exactly as described and very comfortable. The one suggestion I would have for the property was better lighting in the upstairs area. We enjoy reading and a bit more or brighter lighting would have helped. Otherwise the stay was perfect - plenty of parking, comfortable sleeping and well stocked kictchen. The nearby pub was lovely and it was easy to drive into Sligo for shopping needs. The location is also convenient to very neary sights including the Yeats trail. It is a quiet location and a easy drive to/from Dublin as well as many points along the Wild Atlantic Way. Communication with Craig was very easy and fast."