“Definitely older, but beautiful building, beautiful setting by the river in the trees. Great large room. Main complaint is the maze of hallways, had to go up a floor (with a lift) down a hallway then down another flight (no lift) when there was an outside door to the parking lot right by our room but "for emergency only". amenities cost extra, did not try them out.”
“The staff were super nice and helpful. We were a little disappointed in the state of the hotel as it looks a little run down. The pictures make it look nicer than it is. Our bathroom had a broken tile, and the shower layout was tight for one person and got water all over the floor.
We paid for a seaweed bath which wasn’t bad. I wouldn’t say it was worth the money. We were able to use the hot tub and sauna for free because we purchased one of the bath treatments but they charge $30 for anyone……
“The property has been maintained as a castle based hotel since the 1970’s. The castle interior furnishings and appointments are unique. You have to see it to believe it. It was amazing. The original owner who took over the property from the county spent a tremendous amount of time bringing nautical themed interior furnishings. Also plenty of old Irish castle charm such as suits of armor remain. The room #2 we stayed in was large and elegantly furnished. The private bath was totally……
“A nice clean and tidy hotel with good parking in the basement which allowed access to the car park via the lift.
Restaurant/bar has nice views over to the beach which is a 2 min walk away.”
“This is OK place based on American expectations. It was pretty much clean, but dated. Food at the restaurant was again OK, but probably the best place closest to the Knock airport, where we were flying back in the morning.”
“This little cabin near the beach was a wonderful little stay for us. Everything was clean and any stay's needs were provided. The setting is so unique and wild and a nice time in solitude. You can see Down Patrick's head right out the window. A walk down to the shore is just a couple of minutes and you are able to walk on the rocks and sand to see tide pools and the environment's changes as the tide comes in and out.”