Website: http://www.irishlandmark.com
We booked this property for a group of friends for the weekend and it was perfect. The house is fabulous and very spacious whilst being extremely comfortable. It is very well equipped and had everything we needed. We arranged for the chef to come in and cook for us for one of the nights which was great. He set up in the dining room and we had pre dinner drinks in the drawing room which was lovely. He also cleaned up after which was fab! The house was very clean and well cared for. It has some beautiful furniture and feels like a home rather than a rented house. It is in a rural location wh...more
As we were one family staying in the two houses it worked out great loads of space to move around plenty of bathrooms for five people to use, the house was spotless which made me feel very comfortable, great to go out for walks and see the aera which is beautiful ,and the light house was great ,at night it was so great the lights on the water made it so special ,Gearld was great he gave us so much information about our surroundings as he was the lighthouse keeper before it went automatic and it was also his home so he was great .
We thoroughly enjoyed staying in this incredible residence -the feeling of being 'inside' the fort is quite special.
The property has everything you need for your stay. We found Gerard (our contact) very helpful and the place was spotless when we arrived. The location is fantastic with a great view of Killybegs. This is a great base for exploring the surrounding area.
Lovely old converted School House near a river and close to Sligo town and tons of other places to visit like the Carrowmore megalithic complex. Cozy place and well stocked for cooking. Comfy beds and a nice fireplace. All the mod cons (minus wi fi and tv). Our phones had good coverage though and so if we had wanted to we had internet through our phones. Very relaxing, which is just what we needed.
We really enjoyed our stay in Railway. It is a quaint, traditional cottage which is well equipped with all modern conveniences. Liaison with, Gerard, property manager, was great and with easy access and departure. Location near Donegal town on the Killybegs Road was good, with easy access to South Donegal, including Sliabh Liag, stunning. Cottage well equipped - only addition I would recommend would be, perhaps, an outdoor table and chairs (maybe wrought iron in keeping with the traditional style of the cottage?). All in all, we enjoyed our 3 night stay and look forward to experiencing further...more
Beautiful home, location, warm and cosy, highly recommended. Very helpful owner, great walking country and beaches in the area.
Stayed as a family of 4. The cottage was spotless and well provisioned. After the initial shock to the kids that there was no WiFi or TV they soon got over it and we spent a wonderful week of exploring, finding hidden bays, dramatric mountains and culture. Can't recommend it enough for a family getaway.
We had a super weekend @ the Mews so quiet & location is fab. Leah was very accommodating . House is very comfortable & parking is a bonus. Would highly recommend
Very nice place, clean, tidy etc just like home, staff n house manage very helpful, one big problem is park, having to pay €20 per 24 hours n car park when one could park n a designated space in the fort like the staff do,,, all you need is one car space per house,, other than that a great stay, highly recommend it
We had an enjoyable two night visit. A number of planned activities and eating out got scrapped unfortunately as we level 3 restrictions kicked in. We were fortunate to have good weather in October so it was great to explore the ares, beaches, old churches and castle.
Fantastic place, and great memories for our children. Fabulous views, clean, hygienic and warm place.
We took a short break in the middle of the summer in order to escape from Dublin and found exactly what we were looking for! This property is set in a most remote, quiet area. We had very fine weather and I loved sitting in the quiet surrounds of the garden most of all. The children enjoyed the playing in the courtyard and the lane running up the back of the house, and we enjoyed exploring the area around an abandoned school house up past the fields. There were two easy day trips we thoroughly enjoyed: the first was Erica's Fairy Forest in Cootehill, along with the surrounding walks. T...more
Perfect place for a getaway. If you want and we did you can go bat watching. The stove fire makes it a really comfy feel. Will be returning.
The location of the Townhouse is excellent with amenities right on its doorstep. Great to experience an old house in the heart of the vibrant city.
We stayed for two nights at the Woodward designed lodge in Annes Grove for the second time. The first being 23 years ago. As before we enjoyed the visit immensely - a perfect autum escape. We will be back and will not leave such a gap between visits. The housekeeping and welcome warm adn friendly as ever.
very enjoyable stay but two nights was too short a visit. Termon house is a very relaxing house to return to, having explored nearby attractions such as Tory Island and Glenveagh national park. I will probably stay here again.
We couldn’t ask for a quainter or more accommodating place near such a lovely location as Castletown house. Highly recommend.
It was good fun staying in a quirky, historical house, which was set up with everything needed for guests. The children loved it, and enjoyed being able to walk to shops. The beds were very comfortable. We enjoyed our stay very much. It was great having lovely parkland for walks on our doorstep, and the location was also convenient to go into Dublin for the day.