Inistioge Hotel Guide - Ski Hotels in Inistioge, County Kilkenny

"If you have opportunity to stay here consider yourself very lucky. We loved everything, and breakfast spread was fantastic!"

"I loved everything about Brookdale, Pauline and Chris were wonderful, the breakfasts spectacular, the advice about where to go and what to do was brilliant. The room was amazingly comfortable, the whole experience could not have been nicer!"

"The owner was really helpfull and gave me very good advices. The breakfast was great (the pancakes were sooo good)."

"Amazing place. Felt like home. The hosts are very nice,friendly and helpful. Beautiful room great breakfast. Did not want to leave."

"We booked this location for one night while traveling from Killarney to Dublin and needed a stop on the way so decided to splurge for a night in a castle. I apparently didn’t pay that much attention to the booking because I didn’t realize until we got there that it was actually a suite with a kitchen and licit room not just a bedroom and bath. It was more space than we needed but a welcome surprise and we enjoyed having a fire and I enjoyed the large bathtub! The suite was clean and beautifully...

"Simple and comfortable with easy access to the local hiways "

"The whole experience of being at your inn was amazing. The bar and restaurant were charming and the rooms were very up-to-date more than we have seen even in the hotels. The staff was so friendly and the food was delicious. This was a dream come true to have found such a place in Ireland."

"Property is modern, clean and very pleasant. The owners could not do anymore to make you feel welcome and cater for whatever you need. For a more than reasonable charge (significantly cheaper than any taxi) they drove us to and from the wedding we were attending in the area removing any additional stress. They offer a great breakfast with local ingredients as well as a "to go" breakfast if needed. Their service has made me want to revisit the area to explore. I could not recommend highly enough"