My wife and I were on our honeymoon and she booked us a night at the Glasha Farmhouse and it…read morecertainly did not disappoint. Olive was extremely accommodating and the house was beautiful along with the surrounding scenery of the mountains and accompanying farms. Glasha Farmhouse provides the option of a 5 course meal which we decided to do and it was beyond delicious. Afterwards we walked about a quarter of a mile down the country road to have a pint at the local pub. The next morning we had a delicious breakfast that kept our appetite sated until dinner that night. Beyond impressed with everyone and the Glasha Farmhouse and Olive raised the bar high for the rest of our honeymoon.

A large family celebration. About 30 people for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. Food was unremarkable,…read moreto be honest. The location, the friendliness of the staff, the comfort and olde worlde vibe all combined to make a special occasion even more memorable. We had the place to ourselves, pre drinks and chat in a drawing room and then lunch in the well-appointed dining room. For that special occasion, it'd be hard to beat.

Lovely place for a meal or to stay while in Co Waterford. The owners&chef are perhaps the loveliest…read morepeople you'll meet, not to mention I still dream about the food! Gorgeous and homey estate. Definitely a must if you're in the area!

This place was lovely. It was a cute place to be at. Clean and tidy. It was a great location, right…read morebeside the Rock of Cashel. Breakfast was traditional Irish breakfast and was hot and fresh. We very much enjoyed staying here and would recommend it to anyone traveling through town!

We had a great stay! Great location with view of the countryside and easy access to local pubs and…read moreeats. The host was super friendly & breakfast was great. Will definitely book here again in the future.

On arriving Mary met us with a warm smile. She made tea and brown bread (apparently a staple). We…read moresat in a well appointed sun room while Mary sat and chatted with us (which is what we wanted - to mingle with the locals). The room was in the back away from the road noise. It was clean, bright and inviting. Later we met Mary's Husband and joked with him about golfing. We asked about places to walk and they suggested taking the farm road behind the B&B which turned out to be a fun short walk as we walked past a few local farms as the sun set. Mary had cold and hot breakfast options (we opted for hot) and there was plenty to eat. Recommend this as it was clean, quiet at night, and our hosts were open and friendly.

The swimming pool was great the room was also great the breakfast place was great lots of amazing…read morefood garden is very nice was playing ping pong there,I highly recommend this place the pool in the morning was very busy had to leave early but I was fine with it I loved this hotel.The dinner was great as well

Family holiday houses were lovely and food was pretty good breakfast a bit impatient and removed…read more before my family and I finished our meals. The pancake were quite underwhelming.

had lunch here last Thursday with my son food was delicious…read more staff are so friendly and very welcoming

We went to Mulcahy's for lunch on a Saturday with some family members home from England. We had to…read morehave a good look around to find seating to fit six adults and three children. One of the waiting staff showed us to a corner right beside a projection screen that was showing a match, one of two huge projection screens. We had a look at the menu on the blackboard and in fairness it sounded really good on the board. Most of the family went for the beef and lamb while I went for the hake. We ordered sausage and chips for my son and a baby bowl for my daughter. The first comment everyone made was about the stuffing. It looked like someone had got some bread crumbs, mixed some herbs with it and put it on a plate, really dry. Those who got the beef which included my wife said that the yorkshire puddings were extremely dry and overcooked, my sister couldn't eat hers. Everyone also said that the potatoes were dry and could have done with some butter put through them. As for my own dish, being a chef I can get very annoyed when simple things are not done right. The first bit of the hake I tried had about six pin bones in it. Anyone who has any standards as a chef should have known to check for bones but this simple step was not done. Fair enough if you found one maybe two you could say they were just missed but most chefs aways know to check the fillet by the head where you normally get a clump of pin bones. The hakes was meant to have come with a sauce but I'm guessing that was put on top of the hake on the hot counter and it evaporated. Once the chef had put my fish on the plate he passed it to the next server who put the veg on. Right in front of her she had chopped lemons for the fish but she seemed to miss the fact that they needed to be put on the plate. The fish also was really overcooked as was the veg. When we ordered my sons sausage and chip the server told us she would drop them down to us when they were ready. I told her where we were seated so she could drop them down. We were seated and eating for over 20 minutes before my sons food arrived delivered by I presume one of the owners. She said she had looked all over the place for us. Im guess communication is not one of their strong points. Overall I think the only one who did not complain about their food was my son once he eventually got his sausage and chips. Not a place I would be visiting again. With the dry, overcooked food, loud shouting from people watching matches on the two huge projections screens and poor service. Not a very family friendly place.

This hotel was recommended by my client and clearly excellent bar and exceptional dinner was…read moreenjoyable by all of my Irish counterparts in Ireland and we as visiting from USA. Exceptional breakfast offerings and better than anything I had at a US hotel ; but the Hilton in Koln Germany was a equal match ... Breakfast in Germany is like a morning dinner... if traveling to Clonmel area ... this hotel was a welcome quiet spot and excellent family owners and staff... pricing was extremely reasonable for all it offers.

We stayed here with a very large group. The rooms were clean, and the grounds were beautiful. Food…read morewas delicious. Would definitely recommend this place and stay here again

I was fortunate enough to spend some time with my sisters at Castle Palace, located in the town of…read moreCashel, County, Tipperary, Ireland. This country house was built in 1732 and has recently made the "50 best new luxury hotels to visit". I was lucky enough to visit because it's not far from my home in Ireland. It only has 30 rooms. It is quintessentially Ireland, with fantastic food, ambience, and top-notch service. We had a blast, overindulging in food and drinks at the Guinness Bar and for Afternoon Tea. If you are on the fence about booking this five-star boutique hotel in the heart of Ireland... don't hesitate. It's amazing.

Beautiful hotel. I would definitely go back. Has lovely amenities. We stayed in the schoolhouse and…read moreloved it!