Find hotels in Derreennatra from $609

"The breakfast was very good, staff was very attentive and helpfull, we enjoyed sitting out on the deck, and an added bonus was the Irish dancing and music. We enjoyed our stay."

"Big room with a very comfortable bed. Location excellent with free underground car parking. Staff very friendly and heloful"

"We were delighted with our stay, which was in conjunction with a poetry book tour for the Unsinkable anthology from Salmon Poetry (Ireland)."

"The room was comfortable and very clean. Beautiful view of the water. Breakfast was delicious. Margaret was very friendly and lovely! Had a wonderful stay. "

"Beautiful place, loved being able to warm up by a fire and to hear the ewes and lambs nearby, nice to have a close by hike with magnificent views, good location for exploring the larger area, enjoyed the Neolithic sites including Drombeg circle -Nora was easy to communicate with and got back quickly to us, smooth arrival Loved it!!"

"Lovely hotel. My room had a beautiful sea view. Staff friendly. Overall very relaxing stay."

"The cottage was clean and comfortable and in a quiet rural location. It was a great place to relax after a full day of sightseeing or when we just needed some downtime. The host is excellent and answered questions promptly. We will definitely stay here again if we ever have the opportunity to come back!"

"Very friendly staff, who go out of their way to be helpful. Great bar and restaurant attached. Nice lounge. Highly recommended."

"Our family of three (two adults and a 17 year old) history buffs were so excited to have the opportunity to stay in this castle. Stephanie was very clear that she had been very intentional about how she restored the castle and it was exactly as described. The outside and parts of the inside were restored but not updated so that we could really immerse ourselves in the history and truly feel the lives of the people who had lived there. When we were in need of a more modern break and some creature comforts, we escaped to the top floor where we lounged in the sunshine and the beautiful view. Thank you Stephanie for preserving this precious piece of history and for sharing it with us. Some advice is to bring your own pillow and blanket if you will be sleeping anywhere but on the top floor if you have any allergies. The castle is by its nature, damp and I'm sure it's impossible to keep the linens fresh especially in the rainy spring when we visited. Also bring some sturdy soled slippers/inside shoes for navigating the stairs. "