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"Absolutely loved this hotel and so did my family. Will come back to Ireland to stay here again. "

"The restaurant was amazing. We enjoyed cocktails and small plates in the courtyard in the evening and a delicious breakfast the next morning…both were outstanding! Parking was easy. Views of castle from our rooms. Definitely recommend!"

"The staff was amazingly friendly! Breakfast is a great value that people should take advantage of. Beautiful hotel! "

"The staff were very helpful "

"Sadly this was only a short overnight stay, arriving mid-evening and departing early, between getting off the ferry at Rosslare and driving west the next day. Even though it was a bank holiday and there was the Fleadh in Wexford, so the hotel was fully occupied, the staff coped very well. Our room was spacious, well decorated, well equipped and comfortable - and given the crowds also mercifully quiet. Our evening meal and breakfast in the hotel (not included in the Expedia rate) were good. We would definitely think about staying here again, should we be in the area. "

"Nice hotel in centre of town "

"This hotel was very asthetically pleasing, from the grounds, to the rooms, and even the bar! We had a triple room (twin and a double bed), which was compact, but still plenty of room to move around. We appreciated being on the first floor as it was quite warm outside and the rooms do not have AC. We had a lovely dinner in the bar and also enjoyed relaxing on the adjoining patio. Staff was very accommodating and efficient. Location is an easy 15 minute walk into city center, which was a fun area to explore. If you're not from Ireland, heads up that hotels don't seem to provide conditioner (at least none of the four we stayed in did). "

"Great location and wonderful staff. Was traveling with my niece who has a gluten allergy. They were able to accommodate for her. "

"Very modern and very clean hotel. We didn’t have food but the food in the bar looked lovely. Lovely singer n the bar on the night we stayed- her name was Cheyanne Stewart- really engaged with the audience. Only negative was that the room was roasting even with window open and a fan in the room. We will definitely stay here again. "