Kincasslagh Hotel Guide - Lough Nagreagh hotels in Kincasslagh, Ireland.

"Room very small for 4 star furniture in hotel.its self very dusty not enough light in room.only double bed not good breakfast just ok restaurant outside excellent for food and staff amazing love bunbeg but hotel little disappoint ing the rate you gave us was £360 ,but we paid extra told the manager n o entertainment especially Easter I called our room a box room if we paid more would have got better room but to me not 4 star for the money many thanks"

"Very nice"

"Óstán iontach. Foireann den scoth, go háirithe Marie, Debbie agus James é féin. An bia is fearr sa cheantar. Fabulous hotel. We use it a lot. Incredible team. Amazing food. Wonderful staff. Marie, Debbie and James, the owner are so welcoming and accommodating. "

"Woodhill House is a charming old manor house in a lovely little town. The room was spacious and clean and the area was very quiet. Breakfast was delicious, though they only start serving at 8:30am so plan accordingly. John was a very welcoming host and made sure we had everything we needed. I highly recommend Woodhill House if you are in the Ardara area."

"This hostel appears to have closed down some time ago but the website still accepts bookings. I will attempt to get my money back. DO NOT BOOK THIS HOSTEL "

"Good level of interiors decoration, clean rooms, extra towels. Fabulous views. "

"Absolutely beautiful property! House is beautiful and surrounding area is to die for. Very warm and cozy (we stayed Christmas week) 7 days, some of the best seven days iv spent away from home. Great being pet friendly, had our three dogs with us they loved it! Fire place is amazing. Over all a beautiful place and a great stay! Highly recommended. Great host also! "

"Teach iontach atá ann. Bhí sé glan agus fairsing. Tá sé suite in áit galánta i dTír Chonaill. Tá an trá congárach don teach agus tig leat amharc amach ag Oileán Thoraí. Molaim an teach seo go cinnte."

"Extremely comfortable house well placed for exploring parts of Donegal. Our hosts were a delight, both interesting and accessible."