Droum Hotel Guide - Hungry Hill hotels in Droum, Ireland.

"It was lovely here! We throughly enjoyed the beautiful room and very helpful staff. The fire in the lounging area on a cool evening was delightful."

"Staff was great. The Wine bar was beautiful. Mattress was a little hard for my liking. But overall a great hotel"

"Staff were awesome and really homey vibe to the hotel"

"Shops close by"

"You will not be disappointed with your stay at Ceim house for so many reasons. Agnes is a lovely, responsive host who greeted us and answered numerous questions about Black Valley. The drive in is amazing and better than the pictures. Take Agnes up on her offer to cook; not only is it delicious, but you won't want to leave! The house has everything you might need and the bedrooms/baths are lovely. The sheep nearby are so fun to watch and the views are breathtaking. You are close to Killarney National Park, which you must not miss. "

"Staffs are great"

"Nice old hotel in lovely location. Room was a bit small and cramped. Dinner was okay but breakfast was a bit disappointing, especially the veggie options. Poorly presented and staff with very little English."

"Dinner was lovely and the views were fabulous "

"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. "