Greencastle Hotel Guide - Sweet Nellie's Beach hotels in Greencastle, Ireland.

"Very clean room, modern, comfy beds and lovely fluffy towels. Only downside is the noise outside which really has nothing to do with the rooms, but apart from that it was lovely. Added bonus to be able to use the ballyliffin leisure facilities. Great wee find"

"Everything you need and the views to go with. "

"Room very hot later told I could have had a fan if I rang down, and bath had rust stains but other than that great. The spa lovely and had a Japanese head massage which was amazing. Great base to explore. "

"Very friendly, small hotel with great food and drink "

"We stayed for a month, and felt right at home. Kitchen had everything we needed, house was clean, quiet location, and felt safe in the city. We were able to use the buses to get every place we wanted to see. "

"We had a wonderful stay here. We were here for a family reunion as this property belonged to my family many years ago. It’s a stunning location with amazing sea views and a secluded beach. The accommodation has been refurbished to a very high standard. It was immaculate with two lovely double bedrooms and a fully fitted kitchen that had everything we needed. The grounds were extensive and there was a lovely patio with outdoor seating. It was so relaxing and perfect for our needs. We will definitely be back!"

"Great spot & very effective communication with owner Sofia in Sweden!"

"This house is even more wonderful than the listing can capture. It was very cozy, with amazing views. There is everything you need to fell right at home. Angela left a wonderful welcome gift. She provided recommendations for things to do and places to eat in the area. We went to several of these recommendations and they were all amazing and unique. Angela was very responsive a very gracious host and we defintitely hope to stay again."

"Property is good and is as advertised. We booked because it had a large space outside with swings for the kids to play but unfortunately the swings needed maintenence so the kids couldn't really use them"