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A large stone bridge with multiple arches, surrounded by lush greenery and trees.

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Top Kilmacthomas Hotel Reviews

Park Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"As a hotel with a wedding on it was busy but the staff were attentive and the food was good considering how many wedding guests were being served. The rooms are pretty standard for wedding hotels. It was pricey compared to what you'd get in areas with more competition, eg there is no in room safe or fridge but there is a bath instead of only a shower and good water pressure which was great. Parking is challenging as the carpark was always full and you do have to drive round to find somewhere but we always got a place. The electric charger wasn't available any night we were there and we had to use the fast chargers 5 mins drive away- a shame because it was a reason we chose to stay there. the bar staff were excellent the first night and could offer me all their zero alcohol drinks, on the second night they denied there was any zero alcohol merlot even when I said I'd been drinking it the night before. one of them wandered over to the bottles and read the labels and magically found it while the other was still telling me there was no zero alcohol wine, so it's worth pressing them to look. Also in contrast to many places nearby, no Guinness Zero. so in summary, I stayed there because I was attending a wedding and I am not well so we preferred to be somewhere I could get to bed quick if I needed to but if you're going to Dungarvan for the cycling or the sea and views, there are cheaper options than almost £1500 for 2 rooms for 3 nights and don't bank on charging your car."

Lawlors Hotel

8/10 Good

"It's an ancient hotel building with a maze of narrow halls and wonky flooring covered in thickly padded tartan carpet. The rooms were nice and roomy enough, but no a/c or fans, though the windows let in enough of an ocean breeze to keep us cool. Area pubs are great, as was the hotel bar. Everything is walkable but it's not a tourist town. People live there and the shops reflect that."

Talbot Hotel Clonmel

10/10 Excellent

"The staff let me check in slightly early on arrival which was welcomed. The room was comfortable and well appointed, including having the ability to screen cast to the TV from chrome devices - great for playing music. Due to the heat-wave at the time of my stay the room was the warm side, a function of the large picture window giving great views of the hills to the south of the town. On the plus side cold water was readily available from the filtered water dispenser by the lift, and a large rainfall shower also provided cooling when required. The breakfast buffet has an ample selection of hot and cold food whilst the lunchtime carvery served in the bar also leaves you feeling full for the rest of the day. If you are at a loss there is a Supervalu supermarket next door and other food options within the adjacent retail park."

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