Hoteles cerca de Cloghskelt Lough - Banbridge

"Fabulous country house style stay - there is a sweeping driveway through mature gardens. The history of the house is fascinating - the monkey puzzle tree is a late addition at 1913. Staff are so kind and friendly and the food is all freshly cooked to order with generous portions. We will definitely be back. Thank you for a lovely visit."

"Beautiful, comfortable room."

"Nice and friendly staff. I've got a cozy room, not so big but comfortable and clean.The room had great views from the seaside."

"Beautiful rooms - friendly staff and great breakfast."

"Great value for money, lovely continental breakfast included. Excellent location. Th window which overlooked the main street didnt have a net curtain so had to keep the curtains closed"

"Very friendly. Very central. Lovely town. Lovely people"

"Its hell inside the rooms, no ac! Stay away during summer months"

"Los colchones de las camas muy viejos. No se podía dormir en ellos."

"A truly wonderful find! Quiet, convenient, clean well appointed cottage, with attentive, friendly hosts. Good parking, near enough (by car) to the Mourne Mountains, Murlough, Tyrella and Ballykinler beaches and Newcastle. About a 45 min drive from Belfast. A great haven for peaceful outdoor pursuits or just getting away from it all. Will happily stay again! "

"Buena. Bonita casa y desayuno correcto."

"The Hotel was impeccably decorated with genuine authentic charm. The restaurant for breakfast could not have been better as the setting was as close to perfect as a hotel could achieved. Well done !! ."

"Fabulous views and amazing golfing. The hotel itself is very well maintained and of a very high standard. Food for dinner and breakfast was of a very high quality. In some hotels this can all get lost if the team working there do not match those standards but, in this instance, they actually exceeded them. Nothing requested was too much trouble, they were very attentive in the restaurant at all times and they had achieved an amazing balance between being utterly professional while being...