Ireland Northwest and Lakelands Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Ireland Northwest and Lakelands, Ireland

"Everything was exceptional. Absolutely a special experience. "

"Beds were hard. Room was clean. Nice bathtub."

"Breakfast not included in price. "

"Bar too loud with too many large TV screens."

"Helpful staff"

"I had stayed at the Clayton in Sligo a few times before (last time was in March of last year) and it maintains high standards in every aspect. I had dinner at the Bistro Bar and, besides the good food, the young waiter and waitress that were serving were so professional, attentive and caring. The food was also served quickly. Breakfast remains excellent with huge variety of choices. The hotel building is majestic and beautiful with plenty of parking and the rooms are bigger than the average hotel room. As I was working in the hospital, the Clayton's location is perfect, so this hotel ticked all boxes for me."

"It’s lovely hotel and very helpful staff, no main hotel parking but pay and display parking around canal and around town. Very quiet we really enjoy our stay."

"Room was clean, plenty of space and very modern. Shower pressure was very low, temperature good. At check-in, the staff couldn’t answer the most basic questions around eating areas and timings. Ate in lobby, dirty tables and food remaining on floor. Service quite slow and some food had to be returned however manager sorted this out. We were aware that others complained about the food. Breakfast wasn’t great, slow service for tea/coffee and had to wait a while for staff to restock eggs, mushrooms, sausages. The breakfast room wasn’t full at this stage. Within the spa there was no hot water for tea/coffee. Pool water could have been warmer, overall spa area was tired. Surprised there were no hot tubs."

"My only complaint is we asked the bartender to make a simple gin martini and he said sure, and he had to go get somebody else to make it and it was absolutely terrible, I couldn’t even drink it."