I loved the Glynch House and the area! The O'Grady's were welcoming and warn but casual enough that…read moreI felt like a friend as opposed to a guest. The pastoral views from my room were awesome and the interior of the house is lovely.

We celebrated my sisters 40th birthday here last night. 16 adults and 10 kids had a very good meal…read moreconsisting of starters and mains for the adults and kids meal and ice cream. The service was great, the food was amazing however my soup was a bit plain and the potatoes served with the salmon weren't what we had ordered. This did not detract greatly from our overall enjoyment. Superb setting and wonderful vfm.

Lovely spot in a great part of Ireland. There's a cow pasture across the way (not smelly)…read more The house has everything you need: washer dryer, dishwasher, WiFi, TVs. I didn't watch a minute of TV. While there. Good size kitchen, large yet cozy dining/sitting room. Upper floor had master suite with full bath, the other a king bed and a skylight. Pretty big place. If you are staying in the area: stay here. Highest recommendation.

I came here for breakfast once during my stay in Cavan and the chef who worked there was lovely and…read morevery generous with portions. Despite it just being me alone, he gave a whole basket of complimentary bread which came in addition to my poached eggs on toast! The coffee was a nice tasting Espresso which I enjoyed, and the service was pretty quick too, but then again it was 8 am with not many customers yet. The prices very reasonable especially for the amount you get, and everything is around €4-7. They have a good few basic options like eggs (poached/ fried/ scrambled), porridge, full irish, a la carte extra options like roast tomatoes and mushrooms. The restaurant itself is like a dining hall, not too big but still spacious. Overall, I was pretty satisfied with the food and service here.

This camp/caravan site is really the king of them all! They…read moreoffer many activities, especially during the summer. This place is absolutely perfect for families, groups and disabled groups. Their summer extravaganza offers many things to do, like canoeing, banana boating, pedal go carts, wall climbing and archery. There is something to suit everyone, and if your in the mood for some leisure activities without having the nippy air touch your skin, then the leisure suite containing a pool, sauna, gym and steam room is perfect. Disabled groups hold special events there annually, so thats worth a visit in the Arts Arena. They have a Farmhouse area with a TV and modems for laptops, and a small take away on site. There are trees, which is great if you want privacy from the other campers. But the site is not without faults.. The site is situated beside a road, which is often busy, and during sometimes lorries pass regularly. Also, the weather can be very very wet and rainy, and on two occasions we've been flooded out and had to leave. As doing one of the activities everyday can really clean out your wallet, make sure to plan out places to visit and things to do in the local Enniskillen, or maybe further.

I stayed at Willowtree cottage at the beginning of December, there was a small group of us…read moretravelling from Wales for a family wedding, we were all taken aback at just how beautiful this B&B was and the location was breathtaking, the images are totally accurate,if anything it's more beautiful in reality. Claire and Trevor could not do enough to make our stay enjoyable and memorable, they were there if we needed them but also, were not at all intrusive, they were both amazing hosts. We were all really sad to be leaving and it felt like we were saying good bye to old friends . I cannot recommend this B&B highly enough, absolutely outstanding in every possible way.

It was a whistle stop first time visit for one night only and an almost 4 hour drive from near…read moreCarlow to get there. As we turned in off winding roads in the dark we saw lots of Christmas trees and lots of coloured lights. It was impressive alright and I was glad to turn off the car. It's an impressively huge hotel and the reception was beautifully decorated for Christmas. Check-in was a pleasant, quick experience. We got a room upgrade, which delighted us. We were offered someone to take our bags to the room. This was a Black Friday deal that included a 2 course meal. So the room was delightful, two double beds and the usual tea/coffee/hairdryer/iron and a rather small tv on the wall given the size of the room. The room was cosy warm and it was appreciated as it was a cold night outside. I tried out the steam bath and jacuzzi. They were superb but two things annoyed - the changing room was unpleasantly cold coming from the jacuzzi and the shower (and I tried more than one) was unreliable. The shower water flow work hands free, there's nothing to push, so it was a light or similar. It went on and off randomly and despite me waving my hand over the 'light' pushing at it and so on it remained hit and miss with more miss than hit. I was tired and I found this to be irritating. Then to dinner; we were seated quickly in the restaurant. I found the starter I had good, but not great and - at the price - it should have been great. The chilli sauce and the tartare sauce were out of jars. My sea bass main was even more disappointing, again at the price it should have been top notch. It was poorly cooked, poorly seasoned, not as described on the menu (it looked more like trout) with overcooked, to near mush, side vegetables and not great chips either. I was tired too, so I decided to eat up what I could and shut up but I didn't enjoy it. The waiter was not focussed on serving us as he should have been. The price of a glass of wine is the same as a bottle of wine in M&S and the price of one cocktail gets me an M&S Dine in for two with a bottle of wine. Like almost everywhere else they sell those miserably tiny and annoying 200ml bottles of coke and nothing screams rip-off to me as loudly as these do but it's an all to common rip - off now. It was a great nights sleep and the breakfast coffee, fish and croissants were ace. I also rant about the bacon and sausages served up. Like most hotels and this hotel seems no different it's the cheapest sausage and bacon that's served up. Once a hotel is four star or above it really should use its buying power to do better. Sausages with artificial type skins should be banned, these are made of collagen, often derived from cattle skin, cellulose, or plastic. Likewise bacon loaded with phosphates make for an unpleasant eat. So, it's 4 star on balance with the dinner food, under seasoned and unexpectedly poor value for money with haphazard service. We are booked to return in April 2020 for a longer stay and we are looking forward to it, so watch this space.

Absafrikinlootly wonderful place, brilliant staff, sooooo helpful and attentive. Wonderful food,…read moregreat facilities and just highly recommended this place.

Every meal we've had has been amazing, the staff is so nice, and the hotel is wonderful. Our server…read moreCheyenne was so sweet and gave the best recommendations, and Kira my masseuse gave one of the best massages I've had. Can't wait to come back!

We traveled from San Francisco to Ireland for our dream wedding at Castle Leslie on the word that…read morebusiness was as usual for the venue during the pandemic. As the week progressed with the worldwide pandemic, Castle Leslie still insisted that things were still going ahead as scheduled and that we would have the castle to ourselves so we advised family that they should still travel. 2 hours before check-in, they called us and tried to transfer us to a different location. Then, they said the CEO (Brian Baldwin) was on a call and would get back to us. He didn't and they canceled our reception. It was a huge disaster and disappointment for everyone involved. The problems were only starting however. The castle started advising ourselves and couples from other bookings to speak to their solicitors as they kept the €5000 deposits on all the canceled weddings. This was out of our control and had they told us at the beginning of the week or before we even left for Ireland, we could have at least rescheduled at that point. Very disappointed that a venue who claim to be high-end acted with such sneakiness and lack of class. I strongly advise to pick a different location.