Dunkerrin Holiday Rentals

"Was a beautiful hotel and comfortable rooms! We stayed here overnight before flying out of Dublin. Great access back to the airport! "

"Nice stay. Need to buy a swim cap for 3 euros to swim"

"Room was clean,comfortable & warm and the hosts were very friendly and hospitable. Breakfast was really good. Really enjoyed our stay."

"Kinnitty Castle is a magical place to stay. The staff is warm and inviting, the rooms are spacious and comfortable and the common areas are lovely. The beds are HUGE and very comfortable; the "throne room" has the most amazing soaking tub and was a welcome amenity after a chilly, rainy hike. The hotel provides a brochure with history of the castle; each room is named for a historical person who is affiliated with the castle and there is a bio for each. There are hiking trails (including a fun fairy trail) around the beautiful, forested property as well as other fun activity options: whiskey tasting, archery, and I believe you can arrange for horse riding. The hotel is currently transitioning to new ownership and they are making strides to refresh the hotel; although there were a few very minor areas of concern (wear & tear, paint, etc), we did not feel like those areas were a negative, we felt like they enhanced the ambiance. We dined in the Dungeon bar both nights and the food was very good. It can be a little chilly down there, so bring a light sweater or wrap; again- it added to the ambiance. For breakfast, we dined in the main dining room which is very lovely and the food was delicious; we were even blessed by a beautiful rainbow! The staff, especially Aoife, was so excellent. Make sure you book a whiskey tasting with Connor and the lovely afternoon tea! We stayed two nights and it wasn't enough; we will return to the castle on our next visit to Ireland."

"Large hotel with good facilities. Comfortable, with welcoming, friendly staff. Good breakfast, with excellent omelette"

"Room perfect and breakfast unbelievable "

"No toilet roll on arrival. Dirty nappy left under the sink."