"Comfortable stay in a large clean room run by a local pub. We stayed in the adjoining building so it was quiet but we were able to stop in for a night cap with the locals before need. It was also nice to have free parking behind the pub."
"Comfortable stay in a large clean room run by a local pub. We stayed in the adjoining building so it was quiet but we were able to stop in for a night cap with the locals before need. It was also nice to have free parking behind the pub."
"We had a warm welcome from Pauline and Chris who were throughout great hosts - happy to help with local visits and places to eat. A lovely setting on a useful through route just 35 minutes from the port."
"We had a warm welcome from Pauline and Chris who were throughout great hosts - happy to help with local visits and places to eat. A lovely setting on a useful through route just 35 minutes from the port."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
we enjoyed our stay in your hotel.everything was lovely staff were fantastic and we loved the décor of the hotel hope to go back again soon food also great thanks to you all.
we enjoyed our stay in your hotel.everything was lovely staff were fantastic and we loved the décor of the hotel hope to go back again soon food also great thanks to you all.
paul
Reviewed February 28, 2015Reviewed February 28, 2015
We loved the place which was really near to Wexford town but yet in the heart of the country. An actual working farm, steeped in history and tastefully renovated and decorated. We were offered tea and homemade biscuits on arrival and a most sumptuous breakfast. The bed was luxurious and comfortable. Family run and maintained we felt welcome there. The price was very good for such an excellent place to spend a night. We would definitely go back there.
We loved the place which was really near to Wexford town but yet in the heart of the country. An actual working farm, steeped in history and tastefully renovated and decorated. We were offered tea and homemade biscuits on arrival and a most sumptuous breakfast. The bed was luxurious and comfortable. Family run and maintained we felt welcome there. The price was very good for such an excellent place to spend a night. We would definitely go back there.
We stayed for a two night stay and were given a lovely welcome, our room (room 32) was upstairs at the back so it was lovely, quiet and was recently refurbished and very clean.
We were booked for the valentines special which was on the mezzanine level and was five courses with a complementary glass of prosecco. There was a huge choice in the menu, we picked the beef as the main which did not have a supplement and was beautifully cooked. The dinner was €34pp and €40pp with a bottle of wine which...
We stayed for a two night stay and were given a lovely welcome, our room (room 32) was upstairs at the back so it was lovely, quiet and was recently refurbished and very clean.
We were booked for the valentines special which was on the mezzanine level and was five courses with a complementary glass of prosecco. There was a huge choice in the menu, we picked the beef as the main which did not have a supplement and was beautifully cooked. The dinner was €34pp and €40pp with a bottle of wine which...
Gerard
Reviewed February 20, 2016Reviewed February 20, 2016
Hotel Staff were very attentive. Was at the hotel during mid-term and there was no disturbance from kids / families. Room was very comfortable and spacious if a little on the warm side. Restaurant was busy but service was very quick and tables were cleared quickly.
Hotel Staff were very attentive. Was at the hotel during mid-term and there was no disturbance from kids / families. Room was very comfortable and spacious if a little on the warm side. Restaurant was busy but service was very quick and tables were cleared quickly.
Paula
Reviewed February 22, 2017Reviewed February 22, 2017
Wilton Castle is a truly unique offering. The castle has been lovingly restored by its owners and mixes old worldly charm with high class furnishings and finishes. The result is exquisite.
We arrived after dark and were met by Antoinette and Sean the owners who guided us to our suite. We had seen photos on the booking engine’s website but couldn’t believe the amazing suite we'd booked which was spacious, with high ceilings and large windows, a separate living room complete with log-burning...
Wilton Castle is a truly unique offering. The castle has been lovingly restored by its owners and mixes old worldly charm with high class furnishings and finishes. The result is exquisite.
We arrived after dark and were met by Antoinette and Sean the owners who guided us to our suite. We had seen photos on the booking engine’s website but couldn’t believe the amazing suite we'd booked which was spacious, with high ceilings and large windows, a separate living room complete with log-burning...
Lorraine
Reviewed February 15, 2016Reviewed February 15, 2016
My mum and I treated ourselves to 2 night break at Dunbrody Country House. The staff were immensely helpful, friendly and courteous. Our garden suite was very comfortable with a back door leading on to the garden. Food was first-rate. The staff (inc. chef's) made every effort to accommodate my many food intolerances!
Special thanks to Catherine for her directions out of Dunbrody - much better than Google's!! We’ll be back.
My mum and I treated ourselves to 2 night break at Dunbrody Country House. The staff were immensely helpful, friendly and courteous. Our garden suite was very comfortable with a back door leading on to the garden. Food was first-rate. The staff (inc. chef's) made every effort to accommodate my many food intolerances!
Special thanks to Catherine for her directions out of Dunbrody - much better than Google's!! We’ll be back.
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