Renvyle Hotel Guide - Renvyle House Golf Course hotels in Renvyle, Ireland.

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"Very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was one of the best I have had at a hotel. Great variety and freshly made. The evening meal was of a very high standard and a good choice menue. "

"Stunning surroundings, staff was friendly and helpful. Lots to do with the children. Will definitely come back "

"Everything is with in walking distance, great helpful staff"

"It truly was a gem for us. The home was bright, airy, and spotless. The kitchen was so well-organized that we never had to wonder where anything was. We spent most of our indoor time in the kitchen and dining area — the large table was perfect for meals, games, and activities.Mary was exceptionally responsive and quickly sorted out the minor issues we faced upon arrival (we came during Storm Amy, so there were a few temporary electricity and water disruptions). The beds and linens were clean and comfortable, ensuring a good night’s rest.The location is beautifully secluded, with dark skies at night — perfect for stargazing. The surroundings were truly picturesque; we only wished the weather had allowed us to enjoy dinner outdoors facing the lake.We’d definitely love to return if we visit the country again."

"We arrived at Renvyle House Hotel and were met by three receptionists who were super friendly and helpful. They arranged for someone to carry our cases to our rooms. Our rooms were very comfortable and had lovely views of the sea. Dinner and breakfast were brilliant with fresh fruit and breads made on the premises. The staff in the restaurants were very attentive. This hotel has lovely walks around it and has an outdoor pool and a hot tub which was so relaxing looking out towards the Atlantic. I am looking forward to returning soon. "

"Our visit to Tully, Renvyle was the Ireland I wanted to experience. The drive through Connemara to get there was unforgettable, and once we arrived we were great with a small village right on the sea. We misread the arrival instructions, so we only gave John a 30-minute warning but he was ready for us when we arrived. Parking was free and just alongside the B&B. We arrived with time to have a beautiful walk to the beach. There is a small shop across the street from the B&B with friendly staff and everything we needed. Our room was so comfortable and cozy and we had an amazing view of the sea. My 76-year-old mom hadn't really slept at all on the trip, until our time at Castlehouse. The beds were comfortable, the sea air was a gift and our room was nice and warm. She had the best sleep she'd had in a long time. The B&B is are renovated home and so charming. The room was clean and had it's own bathroom. There is virtually no noise. Breakfast in the morning was in a beautiful dining room. The food was excellent and they easily accommodated my vegan diet. John and his staff were so friendly. For those visiting Kylmore Abbey, Castlehouse is about a 15 minute drive away. We spent a fabulous day at the Abbey (they have amazing food! ) and then drove to the B&B for the evening. "

"It was an overnight stay. We left early next morning. The staff stayed late because we were delayed getting there. Overall the experience was great"

"The accommodation is both a bar/restaurant and a b&b and sits next to the eastern pier about 400 metres from the ferry drop off. Despite my room being right above the bar - which was happy and full of chat - it was perfectly quiet in the evening. I had a great full Irish breakfast the next morning. Service was pleasant and friendly. Great!"