Hotell i Boolavogue

“Everything about this hotel was good - the room, the food, the cleanliness. But what stood out for me was the friendliness and kindness of the staff, all of them without exception.”

“Excellent breakfast, comfortable bar area where you could choose to eat throughout the day. Worth a visit.”

“Trevlig incheckning, trevligt rum, bra läge och lätt att parkera.”

“Great little locally owned place. The food was good. The pub was great. Friendly locals gathered as well as fellow travelers. Had a great time and really enjoyed staying at the hotel so much, we decided to stay another night. The staff was also very accommodating where they could be, although we did have a few issues. We had some trouble with no heat in our room the first night. The staff was quick to respond to turn it on that evening; however, it didn't get/stay on, so it never warmed up, and...

“Fantastic hotel in the middle of a beautiful garden. Friendly people very good breakfast. Highly recommended.”

“The room was very comfortable and cleanss well as quiet. Staff was wonderful, friendly and helpfull. Breakfast was very good. I would highly recommend staying at this property.”

“Mycket prisvärt litet hotell, perfekt med P utanför. Superrent och vackra fina färska blommor. Stort rent kök där man gör si egen frukost. Verkligen värde för pengarna när man är ute på tur över flera dagar”

“Breakfast was amazing, what we asked for and more. Parking not a problem”

“Carhy and Paul were consummate hosts that anticipated our every need and then some. The chioce of breakfasts were the best that we have ever had and the evening meals were delicious and beautifully presented. Our room was bright, and so welcoming. The beds were confortable too. I really cannot say enough good about our stay other than I wish it had been much longer. A perfect place to stay !!”

“This was a lovely night to stay for us. We appreciated the grounds, the food and the friendly staff! We walked to town for supper after we got checked in. We would stay again for sure and loved your black dog.”