Opened in 2006 and built around an original large country house on the edge of Naas town…read more Nice hotel and seems to be finished well. Have never stayed here because their prices for mid-week stays are too high for me and their competition (NAMA or not) offer better value for the business traveller. Front desk receptionist had a bit of an attitude when I asked her for a ticket when I misplaced mine which left a bad taste in my mouth. Point to note, when you come off the motorway the hotel is on the right but you cannot cross the road here, you need to go to the next roundabout and come back on the opposite side. Meh. On a plus, their restaurant seems to have 2 Rosettes from the AA so mustn't be too bad. Maybe the next time if the receptionist smiles we could try it....

My husband and I stayed here for a night and the customer service was amazing. Every employee we…read morecame across was very warm and nice. The room was very nice, also. Saw a few things that could have been cleaned up a bit more before us getting checked into the room but it wouldn't stop us from going. We did the bed and breakfast- their breakfast was delicious. It had transitional Irish breakfast items (rashers, sausages, eggs, etc.) but I don't get meat so I went for the toast, egg, fruit, and a small bowl of Weetabix (my fav!). We would definitely consider staying here again.

Beautiful boutique hotel outside of Dublin, in Naas. Completely renovated throughout, with very…read morenice amenities for large groups or weddings. We had 37 people in our group who enjoyed the stay. Multiple bars, restaurant, breakfast buffet along with updated guest rooms and features. Friendly and helpful staff.

The Hotel is great, this review only applies to the restaurant. Though the food is good quality, it…read moreis very high priced. Starters are brilliant, but the mains disappoint, given the price tag. The atmosphere is pleasant, though almost a bit tacky. However, great staff and service. Over all I'd recommend the place. I have not yet stayed in the hotel, but I heard good things about it and the prices for rooms are reasonable.

Absolutely God awful. Rooms a disgrace. Management useless. Never again. All of us checked out…read moreearly. Forced to pay in full even though we only stayed one night. Shamefull

Stayed here for one night. The staff are friendly enough and the food in the bar is lovely. The…read moreonly thing is the rooms are very small and the skyline window doesnt open so its very hot at night. The sink is beside the bed and the tap doesnt work. The beds are decent enough but nothing special. If you're looking for luxury, this is not the place.. haha. But this is a decent enough spot for such a cheap price and its right beside the town.

Absolutely beautiful, just wow. Outstanding venue, beautiful building, stunning grounds,…read more luxurious rooms, amazing food. Wonderful staff, relaxing pool. Highly recommend this place for a visit, we will return

This is a review of the casual dining restaurant Oak and Anvil. A very comfortable and airy room,…read morequiet on a wintry Thursday afternoon for a late lunch with friends. I had the calamari for starter which was tasty enough but the portion was minuscule. About four nondescript pieces of deep fried squid that vanished in a few bites. Poor value for €10. My main, however, was a pretty good burger with all the trimmings with a good, if not overly generous, side of chips. My companions had, variously, ribs and salads for starter and hake, and another burger for main. All satisfactory. Not memorable. Not worth going out of your way for but, as a comfortable venue for a catch up and a natter, can't be bested. To be fair, I don't believe it has pretensions to be fine dining so, on that score, it was pretty average. Ok, just ok.