All Inclusive Hotels in County Roscommon

"Good"

"Hotel was very clean and comfortable. Stayed in a 3 person room. Used the pool facilities which were lovely in the morning. Had dinner in the restaurant also which was very nice and suited our needs perfectly. Stayed here after playing a gig in Sligo. Came back late and the reception advised us that we could order drinks to the room by scanning a QR code. It was not fit for purpose. Alcoholic beverages were available but soft drinks were not. All we wanted was a 7up or something similar. The online thing wasn’t working, rang to reception, classic “computer says no” situation unfortunately. The staff were very helpful and dropped us up some mi-wadi, they could do that because it was free - but it showed the flaw in the system that they couldn’t take a simple order for a soft drink over the phone due to an app issue. A bit of flexibility would go a long way here and certainly would be more suitable to any older customers who would find QR codes and online ordering to be a challenge. Other than that, had a mighty time. Will stay again. "

"This is a lovely hotel, ideal for exploring, close to Knock and Ballintubber Abbey. Fantastic rooms, lovely friendly staff and great food. Highly recommend"

"Great view up the river from my room"

"Beds were very comfortable. Staff was great. The onsite bar was cozy and great service. Highly recommended. Excellent value. "

"Room spotless. Newly renovated bathroom. Bottles of water provided on each day. Very comfortable kingsize bed."

"The usual Full Irish. Bacon was overdone and black and white pudding was dry."

"I thought the hotel was absolutely fab! Loved the décor and ambience, everything felt stylish and welcoming. The rooms were really well equipped and very comfortable. The food in the bar and restaurant was really good, and the spa experience was a real treat. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a relaxing getaway."

"Great location. Included breakfast buffet was exceptional. Everything was within walking distance including Sean's Pub and plenty of other bars and restaurants."