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.
Staff in all areas of the hotel were very friendly and helpful. I had an issue with the Tv in my room which was sorted out 5 minutes after I informed staff. Had an evening meal which was excellent as was the breakfast. Overall I would say that this is an excellent hotel, well run with friendly and helpful staff.
Staff in all areas of the hotel were very friendly and helpful. I had an issue with the Tv in my room which was sorted out 5 minutes after I informed staff. Had an evening meal which was excellent as was the breakfast. Overall I would say that this is an excellent hotel, well run with friendly and helpful staff.
Paul
Reviewed September 30, 2016Reviewed September 30, 2016
The Lodge at Ashford Castle was honestly one of the best stays we've ever had in Ireland - the service and staff were out of this world! Everyone was so attentive and welcoming (even with our pup - so hard finding dog-friendly hotels in Ireland, let alone one that rolls out the red carpet!). Gorgeous location with lots of great walks. Breakfast was delicious and super hearty for a day of adventuring. And loved all the activities offered at the castle. We hope to come back some day!
The Lodge at Ashford Castle was honestly one of the best stays we've ever had in Ireland - the service and staff were out of this world! Everyone was so attentive and welcoming (even with our pup - so hard finding dog-friendly hotels in Ireland, let alone one that rolls out the red carpet!). Gorgeous location with lots of great walks. Breakfast was delicious and super hearty for a day of adventuring. And loved all the activities offered at the castle. We hope to come back some day!
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed December 26, 2021Reviewed December 26, 2021
Fabulous views of Croagh Patrick - high quality dining experience with panoramic views - quiet hotel ideal for relaxation. Thermal suite well laid out great value hotel
Fabulous views of Croagh Patrick - high quality dining experience with panoramic views - quiet hotel ideal for relaxation. Thermal suite well laid out great value hotel
Alice
Reviewed February 23, 2022Reviewed February 23, 2022
Very comfortable stay and everything clean. Really comfortable beds and all required amenities in room. Housekeeping staff all great, majority of staff in restaurant were excellent, same in bar.
Breakfast was excellent and though we did have to wait a bit, once seated, service was excellent. Gym a bit worn, could do with a facelift but pool and pool area lovely.
Would highly recommend a stay in the Castlecourt, Great location, lovely staff, great food. We will be back. Thank you :)
Very comfortable stay and everything clean. Really comfortable beds and all required amenities in room. Housekeeping staff all great, majority of staff in restaurant were excellent, same in bar.
Breakfast was excellent and though we did have to wait a bit, once seated, service was excellent. Gym a bit worn, could do with a facelift but pool and pool area lovely.
Would highly recommend a stay in the Castlecourt, Great location, lovely staff, great food. We will be back. Thank you :)
Jacinta
Reviewed November 5, 2026Reviewed November 5, 2026
I rarely write a review of a hotel, but I feel compelled to review Ryan Hotel because it was such a pleasant stay.The food at the adjoining bar, the Crow's Nest, was great and the BusEireann stops in front of the pub. The breakfast was good, the king size bed was the most comfortable on our trip and the room was very pleasant.The best thing was the staff who went to great lengths to help us, including asking a guest who was being picked up by a friend and driving to Galway to give us a ride. The...
I rarely write a review of a hotel, but I feel compelled to review Ryan Hotel because it was such a pleasant stay.The food at the adjoining bar, the Crow's Nest, was great and the BusEireann stops in front of the pub. The breakfast was good, the king size bed was the most comfortable on our trip and the room was very pleasant.The best thing was the staff who went to great lengths to help us, including asking a guest who was being picked up by a friend and driving to Galway to give us a ride. The...
We only stayed one night - I wish we could have spent longer here. We had a drink in the Boathole a fabulous relaxing dinner at The Kitchen, walked the walking path one the grounds and visited an old cemetery and megalithic stone site. You can fly fish, shoot clay pigeons, do archery or falconry. Very classy and beautiful place. Definitely worth the money to stay here you won't be disappointed. The staff and very kind and classy.
We only stayed one night - I wish we could have spent longer here. We had a drink in the Boathole a fabulous relaxing dinner at The Kitchen, walked the walking path one the grounds and visited an old cemetery and megalithic stone site. You can fly fish, shoot clay pigeons, do archery or falconry. Very classy and beautiful place. Definitely worth the money to stay here you won't be disappointed. The staff and very kind and classy.
Jean
Reviewed November 18, 2017Reviewed November 18, 2017
Stunning location and grounds. The staff are so warm and helpful. The room was spacious, comfortable and very private. Plenty of towels, robes, spa shower products. Luxurious rooms. Great variety in dining options, local food suppliers. Great history in the hotel & grounds. Endless chances to explore & try new activities from kayaking, clay pigeon shooting, archery, walking, falconry fishing. The spa is beautiful & really relaxing, very helpful staff with plenty of privacy. Delicious breakfast...
Stunning location and grounds. The staff are so warm and helpful. The room was spacious, comfortable and very private. Plenty of towels, robes, spa shower products. Luxurious rooms. Great variety in dining options, local food suppliers. Great history in the hotel & grounds. Endless chances to explore & try new activities from kayaking, clay pigeon shooting, archery, walking, falconry fishing. The spa is beautiful & really relaxing, very helpful staff with plenty of privacy. Delicious breakfast...
What's Kilcoman like for family-friendly holidays?
The destination of Kilcoman is a great choice if you've been thinking about a holiday with your children. There are some entertaining activities that you and the family might enjoy. Take to the air and fly into Knock (NOC-Ireland West), which is located 12.7 mi (20.4 km) from the city centre.
When's the best time to book a family-friendly holiday in Kilcoman?
The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 13°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 5°C. Average annual precipitation for Kilcoman is 1251 mm.
What's there to see and do with your family in Kilcoman?
While you are visiting Kilcoman, you and the family may want to explore some interesting spots such as Tir na nOg Fun Park, McHale Park and TF Royal Theatre and Event Centre. Make sure that you have lots of time for activities such as TF Royal & Theatre and Knock Folk Museum.