It's a castle with good food, good beds, and good hotels. If you are traveling Ireland, this is…read moreright in the center, so it is accessible.

This place is absolutely amazing. We stayed here for one night, and came into chocolate and drinks…read moreon the table. We got robes as well. Everything was set up beautifully. The scenery is breathtaking, and if you decide to stay here, take the trails! Absolutely stunning scenery, fresh air, and a good exercise. Staying in the castle was amazing, and so was the food. I was able to mail my postcards here, as well as buy them. The food was good. If you have the time to stay here, or even stop by, they will not disappoint you! It is worth every penny and moment of time!

Beautiful property and nice rooms, however, they control the room temp and I was absolutely…read moreSWEATING the entire night! Called the front desk to have them turn down the temp and they didn't. This is coming from someone who isn't usually hot in their sleep. I'm not someone who sleeps with fans and 60F temps. I usually keep my house around 69-71F for reference. There's a bar and cafe downstairs which was nice and convenient

Riverside is clear and dispite advertising, parking is near by…read moreif you are not carrying anything. Having our own car, the front desk was very irritated I made them get a vendor to move so we could back out safely. It is incredibly small and unsafe to back straight out to the street. I had to explain to them the detail a second time as we had to get on with our trip. It clearly was a matter of the customer vs a vendor which we did not quite understand. If you are an American driving on opposite side of road and steering wheel on the right, perhaps they would understand. The food and location is great, parking is definitely a major consideration.

This friendly place on Main Street is simply wonderful…read more It must be our fourth time staying here, maybe more, and we will be back again. We were joined by friends this time too, who also stayed three nights. We use the hotel as a base to tour Sligo, Mayo, Leitrim & Donegal hugging the speculator wild Atlantic way as much as we can. The value for money is terrific. We had a really comfy room with a cosy bed. We could control our own heat in room. We had in - room tea & coffee making facilities and tasty biscuits too. The one thing of note is they do things right here. Details do matter. Their coffees are excellent, their gin and whiskey selections are ace and the food is as good as it gets from scones and wheaten type bread to kippers. I had the crab claw main on the first night and this was just superb; perfectly cooked plump crab meat, punchy with great flavour. A pint of Guinness on the side made it all the more perfect. My companions had steak and chicken Maryland's and declared their food very tasty. On night two I had the prawns pil pil with ciabatta. It was fantastic. Proper North Atlantic prawns perfectly spiced, and a great portion. Once again companions went for chicken dishes and again they enjoyed their food too. When one considers the value for money and the super friendly staff it's five stars all the way.

Very pleasant staff with a cozy room. I wish the heat worked a little better but everything else…read moremade up for it. Food is good and the people are great.

There comes a point in a person's life when they say "FUCK IT". Yeah, I know a lot of people won't…read morewant the first Yelp review of the Peak to be so vocal, so obnoxious and so crass. But this is me and this is my story:), and thinking FUCK IT is what led me to be eating dinner at the Peak on October 15, 2011. My voyage to the Peak started on Facebook a few years go with some connections with some old school friends, and it grew and took wind beneath its sails with time until WHAM...about 30 of us descended on the Peak on a Saturday night in early October 2011 for an awesome trip back in time with the Ard Lughaidh Class of '86 Reunion. What a beautiful restaurant. Overlooking the Atlantic ocean crashing down below on the rocks. Was it a coincidence that this restaurant was built upon the foundations of the hotel where we all celebrated our Debs Ball in 1996 (I use the term "celebrated' loosely...I for one have no recollection of events after midnight). Its a beautiful setting, especially so now that I'm a grown up and can appreciate such things. The restaurant itself is a very open plan design, with a main bar area when you walk in where you can congregate and wait for your party. With a dance floor and a baby grand piano, the star of this show is their full frontal of the Atlantic Ocean crashing in on the beach. Happy memories of that beach :) The food was great given the fact that we were a huge group. I can't say that anything stood out in my mind as being exceptional but you have to realise that given the circumstances we spent so much time talking it was a non-point for me at that stage. We had a set menu and I had a shrimp starter and salmon entree and it was absolutely delicious. The service was stellar, I have to give them that much. Thank you The Peak for such a fun night!!! See you for the 50th!!!

This is the best restaurant I ever been in Ireland. I…read more went there for diner with my boyfriend on April 2014 while we were in vacation in Bundoran. The location is very nice as there is a fabulous view over the Atlantic ocean thanks to the big wide window. The quality of service was excellent, we felt like we were VIP. We first sat with a cocktail at the bar waiting for a spot to sit, we were privileged to get a table beside the window and once we were sitting they provided us with a free starter made of scallops. The staff was always very warm, welcoming and very helpful, we clearly see they enjoy what they do and go the extra mile for their guests. This is the first time I insisted to leave a nice tip for the staff. The food concocted by the chef was wonderful. I opted for the monkfish dish and this is the best recipe I have ever tasted! The monkfish was perfectly cooked and the nuts-made sauce was melting in my mouth, i can still remember the taste of it! My boyfriend had a perfectly cooked sirloin steak. I must recommend this restaurant!

This used to be an amazing pub with great food, live music and hosted our family events. Now it's…read moreonly an hostel for immigrants. Very sad

This was hands down my MOST favorite stay during my week in Ireland! Rooms were clean and cozy,…read morebreakfast was AMAZING, and the onsite bar was a very nice addition that kept us entertained through the night. Liam and Mary were warm and welcoming and ready to accomodate any of our needs. This was very much appreciated after a long drive from Dingle. I can not recommend this place enough!

I stayed here for 2 nights on a Stag weekend. There was at least two other stag groups and 1 hen…read moregroup in the hotel also. Apart from the group bookings there didn't appear to be any other guests. We had to pay up front at the check in desk (which was understandable considering groups seem to be their main business). The hotel location is perfect, right adjacent to the town centre and only 15mins from Strandhill. The decor in the rooms was slightly dated but they were clean and had everything we needed. The hotel reception was nice and comfortable and the bar and restaurant was more than adequate. I managed to get a spot in the car park which was handy because the on street parking is metered. In summary, this hotel is ideal for group bookings but a €43 per person per night it was a little bit too expensive considering there was 3 people to a room.

I came on a busy weekend and paid €115 for a room. All my requests were you honoured which I liked!…read more Hotel itself is a bit out dated, interiors could do with a face lift in some places but the place is nice and clean. It's a good spot for groups, but I was woken up by a noisy stag party at 3am but that's not the management's fault. There's a nice bar/restaurant, staff are second to none for friendliness but the food is a little below par from my expectations. Overall a good place for the price you pay.

Had one room at this hotel for one night and to be honest, it was not bad at all. They had very…read morefair price for double bed room (70 euros included breakfast) but I can only give them 3 stars because of the small parking place (our car is quite big to get to this P-place and I know it is not their problem haha). The location however is really good (just right in the center of Sligo) so I don't mind to come back and stay at this hotel again!

I chose Hamill's B&B initially for location, and because from the website, I could also tell it is…read morevery well run with lovely rooms. Neither aspect let me down! I was traveling alone internationally, a US citizen without car, and could see on maps that it is right on Ballinamore's main street. Though the home is tucked away on a long driveway, slightly distanced from the main road and surrounded by trees and greens, the address is still on the same street with many restaurants and bars, so that it was easy for me to obtain meals, and village activity would be accessible by foot. In this way it was perfect! The Chinese restaurant is especially, remarkably delicious... and I've even lived on the US's west coast, for comparison. Additionally I chose Hamill's because of the proximity to the Leitrim Genealogy Centre. I loved being able to stop in to meet a staff member there for an application. And also just a few steps away is the library. Though closed to in-person visits due to the pandemic, I was able to work on researching family history at both spots mostly via email. Other guests with cars spent day hours hiking the gorgeous land nearby. The trail by the canal, again just off main street, is an option for those without a car and is beautiful to explore. I spent some time at Garadice Lake as well, which was wonderful. But I have not mentioned enough about the actual B&B; it's fabulous. Damien and Bernadette are so very welcoming and accommodating. Damien mentioned to me how much he loves running the B&B and it certainly shows. As far as breakfast, he went out of his way to address my special diet needs without batting an eye. The breakfast is nearly too much, with so many delicious choices. I probably should not say anything more about how much both Damien and Bernadette went above and beyond their expected roles... because it would not be fair to encourage guests to expect all that they did to make my stay memorable, meaningful and comfortable. But I'll just say they both made sure I had everything I needed, and was able to experience all that I had set out to do while staying in Ballinamore. Additionally my room was absolutely lovely--lovely enough that one of my days, I enjoyed staying in and reading! I would highly recommend a stay at Hamill's and I would return there in a heartbeat, if given the chance. - Becky

While traveling with family we booked this through the internet & as always you hope your going to…read morea nice place. Hamills B & B is truly SUPERB! Immaculate, service oriented, comfortable rooms, great beds, nice private bathrooms, there was nothing more we could ask for! The price was half the cost of some 4 star hotels we visited on this 2 week tour, but they were no where near as nice as Hamills! Bernadette went out of her way at every opportunity to provide a level of service I have not experienced since traveling on Cunard in the princess grill suites. Upon arriving back to the B& B after having visited family & touring the farms of my grandparents in the rain, Bernadette brought a pot of tea & Cadburry fingers into the lounge for us to warm up and relax before heading back into the rain & more family visits! While many hotels have been "chilly" or just plain cold we had to request they lower their heat because our 4 rooms were so hot & we didn't want to open windows. Bernadette said not to worry to be comfortable! A TRULY AMAZING PLACE TO STAY!