The best ! We have been to Ireland two times from the US and stayed in numerous B&B's…read more Unquestionably Gort Na Mona was the best. The location and facilities are superb but the best part is the warmth and friendliness of Laurence and Fiona. Laurence has a vast knowledge of County Donegal and plenty of entertaining stories. Fiona is is the perfect hostess, friendly, helpful, and puts one completely at ease. We spent ten nights and cannot imagine a nicer place to spend your time in Ireland. Be sure to visit Campbell's woolens in Ardara and meet Hugh. It's a visit you won't forget.

This is a lovely B&B set in the countryside just outside of Adara. It is about a five minute drive…read moreinto town. The B&B itself is very new with honey colored wood floors and trim. It has an uncluttered decor that is tastefully done. The rooms are good size with an attached modern bathroom to each room. The innkeepers are very nice. We would definitely return here.

This is just a lovely little place. Evelyn and Paddy are wonderful hosts, both warm and gracious,…read morein addition to being excellent cooks and gardeners. The house was derelict and they fixed it up with as close to period detail as possible and they really did a excellent job. The rooms are spacious and beautifully decorated in victorian style. It is just outside Stranorlar on the Letterkenny road, so you can get around Donegal or over to the North easily. We will be back next time we are in the area.

A very welcome retreat from a fun but rugged whirlwind trip through Ireland…read more Marita, the proprietor, is gracious and helpful. The views of both Benbulben hill or the Atlantic beyond are breathtaking. The yard is well manicured, full of flowers, trees & neat parking. Immaculate and very well appointed. Fluffy fresh sheets, bed linens & towels. The bed was dreamy! Thick comforter & lots of pillows. Large rooms w plenty of maneuvering space. TV, electric teapot w tea & treats, and beautiful views. Towel warmers, heated floor tiles, and spacious bathroom. In my experience being in Ireland twice now, immediate hot water that lasts isn't as common as I'm used too. Thankfully this wasn't the case here. Ireland is damp, so warm cozy heat & creature comfort are most welcome. And Marita has created such an environment. Excellent fresh hot Irish breakfast, French press coffee, fresh fruit, moist brown bread, cheese, yogurt & granola too. The common room or living room for guests is done in rich burgundy w brocade drapes, thick oversized furniture, flat screen tv & fireplace, ample reading material, w a view of the Atlantic in the distance. A bit challenging to find as its on a country farm road out of town. If we ever have th pleasure of coming to Sligo again, we will definitely stay again. Highly recommended!

This is an amazing place with the most picturesque views of the Atlantic Ocean and Benbulben…read moremountain. You can walk up the mountain from the B&B and there are waterfalls nearby. Marita and Ian are excellent hosts that will tell you about the area. Absolutely the best experience you will have in Ireland! Also, the place is extremely affordable compared to the beautiful surroundings and luxurious room. The breakfast was amazing too! Thank you for your gracious hospitality. We hope to be back and explore more of the area!

Beautiful views over Rossnowlagh beach; a really cosy dining room; excellent food and top class…read moreservice made this meal the highlight of our trip to Ballyshannon. The menu is really simple but the food works really well. It may feature a lot of the regular 'home comfort' dishes that appeal to the tourist crowds but when they taste this good you really can't complain! A Donegal native recommended this little gem to me and I'm so glad that we stopped by, drop into Smuggler's Cove next door for a pint and another glimpse of the wonderful view before you leave!

Just about the best meal I've had in 2016 thus far!! Was in nearby Ballyshannon for a wedding…read moreweekend and this place got high recommendations from both locals and visitors. And quite bloody right too. The best chowder I've ever had. Pretty much hands down. So rich and creamy and smoky. It tasted incredibly fresh and the homemade wheaten bread that accompanied it was as fresh as the chowder!! My main was golden beer battered cod with chips. First thing first, it was a monster. Huge!! And marvellous too. The batter was super crispy and light and that word again, homemade tartar sauce. And mushy peas were the perfect accompaniment!! We washed it all down with the local craft beer, Donegal Brewing Co. I highly highly recommend this spot!!

Jackie was very accommodating and most friendly. Her breakfast was very good too. Her donkeys were…read morean oddity that added a nice touch from the norm. The town of Killybegs is a town that is in decline however. The fishing fleet is pretty well grounded due to limitations put on it by the EU because of overfishing. We visited Slieve League while there- very beautiful!

The Tully family are wonderful and this is a wonderful B&B that is situated on my wife's Hamilton…read moreancestors land that dates back to the mid 1700s. We enjoyed out visit and taking in the history of this area that carries special meaning to us. The house is very nice with wonderful breakfast in the solarium with plenty to eat. The home is very inviting and you couldn't ask for a better hostess and host. We hope to visit this B&B in the future on the area that was once known as Tullaghcullion and Tullycullion by the three men who started it all in the 1700s.

A beautiful resort in County Donegal…read more Pros: -Beautiful setting on the shore of Louch Eske -Friendly, efficient staff -Large rooms -Clean and in good condition overall -Great breakfast buffet and good food in the bar. Cons: -Not much to do at the actual hotel -No gym or exercise facilities -Very stuffy, no AC, just a plug in fan and two tiny windows that provide little in terms of fresh air in the rooms -Huge bathroom but no plugs so you have to dry your hair on the bed or at the desk with no mirror -No Netflix -Slow wifi Info: -Seem to cater to an older clientele - which is fine, just fyi If I were to go back. I'd bring my parents (NOT my teenagers) and I would come in the winter when the stuffy air would be an asset.

The drive here from Portsalon in the dark on a snowy December morning was nothing short of…read morespectacular. Dramatic Donegal scenery made even more stark and beautiful by the shiny white snow. I looked forward to the drive back. The hotel itself is in a fantastic location and the dining room overlooks a fjord type lake. Black water reflecting hotel lights and surrounding mountains. The breakfast was tops. Huge buffet with egg and omlete station. And additional a la carte selections. I had kippers with scrambled eggs followed by the full Irish. Delicious food, great coffee and wonderful service. Worth the 70 minute drive to get here.

Stayed here while on our first visit to Ireland. We weren't sure what to expect and castle Murray…read morehouse far exceeded anything we imagined. From the friendly greeting from Margrite and Peter, our hosts, to the ever so accommodating staff our stay here was the best of our trip. The accommodations were beyond comfortable with several areas to relax and take in the Atlantic views or sit in the evening by a quiet fireplace. The breakfasts included your choice of Full Irish, smoked mackerel over scrambled eggs or the fluffiest tastiest pancakes you'll ever have. Not to mention the scones, granola, yogurt and fresh fruit waiting for you each morning. We actually extended our stay another night and will definitely be returning on our next trip to Ireland.

Hotel with plain, comfortable rooms - but the views of the Atlantic are lovely, and the hotel…read morerestaurant is exceptional. The chef is French and has been there for many years. Specializes in seafood. Beautiful presentation. Great menu. Must be one of the best restaurants in Ireland. Certainly the best we've experienced in our week so far.

Such a nice hotel, well situated on the coast and with such lovely views, this is likely the…read more"poster child" for the ideal golf courses here in Ireland. I can imagine the golfers reveling in the sights and sounds of the coast yards away. I even took a few pics of the golfers swinging their clubs on the course. It's lushness of greens here in bundoran is truly amazing. The sights and sounds of the water below is something wonderful. The staff here were super friendly on our short stay. Can't say we ate the food here, but it was a really comfortable stay for a couple of nights.

This is an absolutely beautiful hotel on the coast of Ireland. The staff are friendly and helpful…read more The rooms are spacious clean and comfortable. Our group of 9 had our evening meal in the restaurant last night. We were extremely disappointed with our meal. The steaks were all done the same and not as ordered. They were tough. The duck was over seasoned and the lamb was dry and over seasoned with mint. Now, having said this, it is the first meal of our trip and our first day of our stay. Last time we were here everything was amazing. I will let you know how breakfast was as I am heading in there now.