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.
I recently had a 2 night stay over Christmas in Castle Dargan and am more than happy with hotel and the service we received. The food was good with plenty of variety in the restaurant and the room was large and very comfortable. The hotel is located in rural Sligo but ideally situated near Lough Gill where there is a lovely drive along with plenty of forest walks enroute and also a short drive to Sligo town. I didn't use the spa so cannot comment on that but there certainly was plenty to offer...
I recently had a 2 night stay over Christmas in Castle Dargan and am more than happy with hotel and the service we received. The food was good with plenty of variety in the restaurant and the room was large and very comfortable. The hotel is located in rural Sligo but ideally situated near Lough Gill where there is a lovely drive along with plenty of forest walks enroute and also a short drive to Sligo town. I didn't use the spa so cannot comment on that but there certainly was plenty to offer...
The receptionist that checked me in and out was very friendly. She also upgraded me, which made my day. Mind you its my first time being upgraded. The room was lovely and spotless.
That you!!
The receptionist that checked me in and out was very friendly. She also upgraded me, which made my day. Mind you its my first time being upgraded. The room was lovely and spotless.
That you!!
Carla
Reviewed November 13, 2025Reviewed November 13, 2025
This is a lovely, friendly family run hotel. The check-in/out times are great, the breakfast menu was comprehensive, food was lovely. The wifi signal was a bit on the weak side in our room but that was the only minor gripe. The beds were comfortable, the heaters good, bathroom spacious, plenty of storage space, windows you can open (yay!) and the essential kettle plus tea etc and bottles of water were generously supplied. We were made to feel very welcome.
This is a lovely, friendly family run hotel. The check-in/out times are great, the breakfast menu was comprehensive, food was lovely. The wifi signal was a bit on the weak side in our room but that was the only minor gripe. The beds were comfortable, the heaters good, bathroom spacious, plenty of storage space, windows you can open (yay!) and the essential kettle plus tea etc and bottles of water were generously supplied. We were made to feel very welcome.
Bebhinn
Reviewed January 11, 2022Reviewed January 11, 2022
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