Castlebaldwin Hotel Guide - Ballindoon Friary hotels in Castlebaldwin, Ireland.

"Helpful staff. Excellent service at breakfast - especially the waitress working on her own on Saturday- very efficient. Tea/ coffee station in reception to help yourself was appreciated. Very convenient for the town centre. Would have liked breakfast to be served until 10.30am on Easter Monday rather than 10am."

"Fabulous hotel for families "

"Clean comfortable room. Nice bar area. Water available on the floor. Breakfast was very good. Cocktails were good. Staff very friendly. As we were staying one night we were required to pay at check in but at check out were asked for payment as it appeared we had not paid. We had the receipt and on further investigation by staff the payment had been assigned to the wrong room - please check your bills. After a lovely stay this put a slight dampener on the visit. Not ideal. "

"Excellent location, beautiful location right on the river. The hotel bar is a proper pub and serves great food, including a Beyond Burger!"

"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."

"The staff at the front desk was average , the staff in the restaurant spoke poor English , not friendly and slow . "

"We got a warm welcome from the staff at reception when we arrived which set the scene for a lovely relaxed stay. Our room was clean, well equipped, quiet with a nice view of the garden. We had a nice evening meal in the bar restaurant with excellent service and our breafast was all we could wish for. Wish we were able have stayed a bit longer. Will definitely be back. "

"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."

"Room was clean and cosy. The breakfast was lovely I would recommend the traditional Irish breakfast. The host was so friendly and helpful with our travels! Would absolutely stay here again!! The dapper duck was and excellent pub to eat at as well! It was a very short walk for supper. "