Their receptionist, Molly, was extremely helpful and informative with my booking. I haven't even…read morestarted my stay yet, only booked a few days ago by calling into reception. Molly exceeded my expectations and had a professional manner on the phone. My booking was easy, quick and stress-free. Lovely experience overall, and I am excited to stay!

I really think this hotel should be better than it is. I also think that it isn't a big ask to…read moreexpect it to be much better either. It's been many years since we've been here because we found the food fairly poor. We had no reason to go back until we booked massages in the rented out spa there via a Groupon deal. We arrived early so we decided to have coffee. I wouldn't order food. So I ordered a flat white and a cappuccino (£4.80) and I say with certainty that what I had served up was not a flat white. Not even close. It was poor tasting too. This is what I mean about my recall of my experience in this place time and again. I was hoping for a great tasting coffee. I had paid for a great tasting coffee. I wanted to be impressed but yet again they really just confirmed my old memory offering the least effort, with little attention to detail yet the maximum charge. The service was haphazard and somewhat slow. I wasn't offered a loyalty card despite them sitting on the counter. Mind you this place is open a long time and the reception area was full of customers so they aren't short of trade. Maybe that's why they are complacent. Finally as my iPhone was near out of power I asked at reception for the loan of a charger. I explained that we were there for massages and would be there at least two hours. The friendly receptionist said she had just one so I had to leave my phone at reception to be charged; it was like handing over a limb. I didn't want to do it but if I hadn't done so I'd be left with a phone with no power. Not surprisingly we are very unlikely to return at all.

I have been attending the Greenvale for much of my life. The food is fantastic and rooms are well…read moretaken care of. Staff are friendly and prices are very competitive. The owner is an absolute gentleman, well known and respected. A must if you're in the town.

This hotel is cheap price wise. It's level of sevice is OK, although it's staff are very friendly…read more Would recommend if you want a cheap wedding venue. The Glenavon across the road from the Greenvale is a better hotel although you will pay alot more for the experience. In summary if you want cheap and cheerful go to the Greenvale, it's not bad, it's not a five star international hotel but it's OK. Almost forgot the food in the Greenvale is of a good standard, and it's cheap.

Took my mum here to the restaurant after she had a scan at the hospital. I asked for the littles…read morefood to come out first - came out last. Service was slow, and bordering on rude. We were told on the way in we could eat at the bar or restaurant, with a kid I wanted to eat in the restaurant. Went in to the restaurant and the lady tried to force us in to the bar. The food was nice enough. Good sized portions, tasty - mum loved her fish and chips. But after a lengthy wait to flag someone down for the child's ice cream and the bill I had to walk up and pay, child lost patience, not even the bribe of ice cream worked. Even when I checked out (at the front desk cause they only have one card reader) the girls had a talk between themselves and ignored me. Service and personality is everything. This place has none.

Not a bad hotel! On arrival the receptionist was a little off-ish (doesn't quite have the…read morepersonality for front of house) but rooms are spacious, with big comfy beds. All very clean and tidy. Won't be reviewing the breakfast which is included in the price (£85 a night) as leaving early doors for work! Seems very quiet so should get a nice sleep! Also sat down for dinner. Menu is good with plenty of choice - all appealing. Quite pricey though. I went for the chicken balti which was good - plenty of veg and tonnes of chicken! Rice also good with a lime and pear chutney. Only let down was the naan which was very shop bought! On to pudding! I shared the apple creme brûlée with cinnamon doughnuts and caramel ice cream and the pecan and choco brownie with coulis and vanilla ice cream. Amazing and also massive portions I've come away completely full! Would recommend if have to stay in area but as on work trip and not much atmosphere couldn't give it more than 3*

This is about the bar food. My wife and I have stayed here a few times and we recalled that the bar…read morefood was fairly ok. So we went here and both of us had battered fish one with champ (mashed potatoes with spring onions) and one with chips (£8.50). Both were served with a smear of mushy peas and a small salad. The cod was superb, it was fresh and a good portion with a lovely light crisp batter. The mash was pretty good and while the chips were ok I suspect they are pre made and bought in. Really home made would have added a star. We had beer and a sparkling water. The service was ace and we had comfy seating. It's important to remember the price here as it's good value; I've been charged as much and sometimes more in a takeaway. Another tip; battered cod and chips with fino sherry is amazing. Try it sometime.

Am I being filmed??? This was my first impression of this…read moreplace, surely it was a setting for a remake of Fawlty towers.... Like nowhere else I have been (in this life, when i was a 1920s burlesque dancer in my previous life I would have frequented places like this all the time) Where can I begin, its a higgledy piggaldy mish mash of rooms added on to other rooms, hidden staircases, faux doors and a dizzying arrangement of floral patterns. Everywhere. I really mean everywhere, I cant imagine WHERE anyone would go during the last half century to get floral dinner ware. Food is like a seaside bed and breakfast, luke warm and miserable, service slow and not overly friendly. I would usually recommend this sort of place to Grannies and Granddads, but it doesn't even make it near the quality of a place that i would bring somebody i liked. Not to be repeated or recommended

I stayed at the Charlemont for ten days in July 2017. I don't think in all the times I have stayed…read moreat a hotel that I have ever felt so welcomed or been so well-fed. The family that runs the hotel treats you like you are a guest in their home; incredibly accommodating with everything from food - I'm vegetarian and others had gluten allergies, to a staff member who used her own phone to call the taxi company I used in Belfast to get my sunglasses back. The beds and pillows were so comfortable and the room and the bathroom were very large. The food was unbelievably fresh. So much of what you get in the states is processed, but here everything is locally sourced. It's amazing that we didn't gain weight. But then people walk everywhere and the Charlemont is centrally located. I loved it there and wouldn't stay anywhere else when I go back to Armagh.

I've never stayed in the Charlemont Hotel but have visited it numerous times over the years for…read moredrinks and food. It's a small hotel with a quiet atmosphere. The menu is possibly a tad old fashioned however I've always enjoyed any meal I've had here. The nachos, garlic mushrooms and garlic potatoes are delicious if you just want a snack or a few bowls of food to share with friends over drinks. I'm also always impressed with their wine - having tried glasses of Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio I've found it always excellent quality, which isn't the case with a lot of hotel bars. However if you visit Charlemont you really should try their downstairs Turners Bistro restaurant which is very different to the rest of the hotel. It's much more modern in atmosphere and serves scrumptious food which is 5 star quality. I've eaten in it a few times and always love it - they do an awesome vegetable crumble and the wine selection is great. A highlight is the Gourmet Night - I have been to one (Italian themed - however each night is themed differently) but do plan to go to many more as I had the most amazing night. Five courses of truly outstanding food and accompanying wines - absolutely scrumptious. A beautiful night (very reasonably priced) and the service was impeccable. Better food than I've had in many other cities around the world. Can't praise this place enough - the people of Armagh are extremely lucky to have this gem of a restaurant! So in fairness I'd probably rate Charlemont Hotel a 4 but Turners Bistro is a definite 5 stars for me.

What a turnaround! I had previously given this place 2* a few years ago but having just spent the…read morenight at the hotel and enjoying a fantastic 3 course meal and breakfast I had to update this review. We came with friends who stay here regularly for one of their birthdays. From the minute we arrived (separately to our friends) we were met by smiling faces and warm personalities. The room was beautiful, the bath was huge and the water pressure was probably the best we've ever seen in a hotel. Dinner was excellent, I had the potato and leek soup, salmon and roulade. Kidlet had vegetable soup and goujons and husband had Caesar salad and the chicken stack with crumble for dessert. We all cleared our plates. We needed some help with gin selection, and Jan/John (?) the bar tender was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable about the different gins and mixers on their extensive 2 page menu. Breakfast was delicious too. We'd happily come back!!

We really enjoyed our stay at the Silverbirch. I don't think I can find a single fault with the…read moreplace. We stayed on a Friday and Saturday night and on both nights the Silverbirch hosted weddings. This created a real buzz about the hotel with giddy guests gliding up and a down the corridors. The staff in the hotel were excellent, even while dealing with 2 busy weddings they managed to be attentive to all guests. The hotel rooms are great - we booked a double but were given a twin but it was more of a suite. The room came equipped with a sofa, desk, double bed as well as a single. As part of the package we ordered we were given champagne on arrival which was a lovely touch. As mentioned I can't fault the Silverbirch at all. It's about a 10 minute walk in to Omagh town centre and had a Spar convenience store next door if you need to pick up a few bits before your stay or attending a wedding.

Was at a wedding reception here (Feb 2011) and was so impressed with this venue. The function…read morefacilities were city standard and although it is a 3* hotel I believe the manner and enthusiasm of the staff to be beyond 5*! The manager (Greg) worked very hard to see that the Bride and Groom had the best day. I saw him doing everything from putting out extra tables himself to serving the buffet! I even saw him sweeping up a broken glass. This is country hotel with modern facilities run with old fashioned hospitality. If I was spending time in this part of the country I would stay at the Valley Hotel.

Stayed here for a few nights with my fiancée and had the most relaxing time. We wanted to get away…read moresomewhere quiet and peaceful from city and this was definitely the place. The staff were lovely and very friendly and met all our needs while we stayed we will come back again some day soon thanks valley hotel .

Every meal we've had has been amazing, the staff is so nice, and the hotel is wonderful. Our server…read moreCheyenne was so sweet and gave the best recommendations, and Kira my masseuse gave one of the best massages I've had. Can't wait to come back!

We traveled from San Francisco to Ireland for our dream wedding at Castle Leslie on the word that…read morebusiness was as usual for the venue during the pandemic. As the week progressed with the worldwide pandemic, Castle Leslie still insisted that things were still going ahead as scheduled and that we would have the castle to ourselves so we advised family that they should still travel. 2 hours before check-in, they called us and tried to transfer us to a different location. Then, they said the CEO (Brian Baldwin) was on a call and would get back to us. He didn't and they canceled our reception. It was a huge disaster and disappointment for everyone involved. The problems were only starting however. The castle started advising ourselves and couples from other bookings to speak to their solicitors as they kept the €5000 deposits on all the canceled weddings. This was out of our control and had they told us at the beginning of the week or before we even left for Ireland, we could have at least rescheduled at that point. Very disappointed that a venue who claim to be high-end acted with such sneakiness and lack of class. I strongly advise to pick a different location.