Hotell i Maam Cross

“John was the best host we could ask for! ”

“Mycket trevligt hotell med fina rum.”

“Nice garden and easy walk into town. Super friendly and good service and host. Good menue for brekfast. Room for improvent is to change the bath tub into a modern shower.”

“Vi bokade detta för att det låg bra till i vårt program. Hotellet lite slitet och många trappor att gå i. Fantastisk service och mysigt med öppen spis i flera gemensamma utrymmen. Underbar mat och att få lyssna till en skicklig kvinna på harpa gav måltiderna extra glans. Minus för priset. I förhållande till andra hotell vi valde under vår 10-dagarsresa på Irland, så var Cashel House alldeles för högt pris. Finns andra bättre alternativ.”

“People were quite friendly. The room was clean, nice and warm. The pool was a great opportunity to get some lap swimming in during my brief stay. It helped me sleep like a baby, despite having traveled 8 time zones and about 12 hrs to get there.”

“Supermysigt äldre hotell med slottskänsla i en fantastisk dalgång, perfekt utgångspynkt för fiske eller vandring i vackra connemara !”

“Such an amazing place! Would absolutely stay again.”

“The heat is controlled by the staff and is turned on from 9-11:00pm (only) It was extremely cold ( it actually hailed in the afternoon) and I had to ask for a second comforter - in addition to the extra blanket in the closet. ”

“Absolutely lovely stay here at Delphi lodge and estate ”

“Excellent stay”

“Beautiful, spacious property. Practical Details for Americans: they have a water kettle not a coffee pot, so purchase instant or bag coffee before you come, not beans or ground. They have a washer and dryer. You need to bring pods and be aware, it's a condenser dryer that takes about 2 hours to dry a verysmall load (5-6 items). Be sure to empty the dryer water tank. It's muddy on the property, so bring slippers or alternate shoes plus something to put your shoes in to protect your suitcase....

“Beautiful place to stay, fabulous food. Spa facilities were idyllic, including an atmospheric “wild swim” in the sea loch.”