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"This cottage is a rare find for those seeking peace and tranquility. The only man-made sounds you hear are from a distant occasional train or slow moving pleasure craft on the river. There is no passing traffic as the property is near the end of a long, private lane. Silent, however, it is not. The cacophony of birdsong is extraordinary, especially mornings and evenings. Those with a more experienced ear than me will detect dozens of birds. The outdoor space is fantastic for relaxing or barbecuing and if you have a furry friend they have well over an acre of secure ground to roam in. Inside, a small, well equipped kitchen awaits and you'll find a generous dining room and table. The two bedrooms are generous with very comfortable beds and pillows and separated from each other for extra privacy. The lounge/sun room is lovely with a large L-shaped sofa to accommodate four adults. Internet and WiFi were perfectly adequate for our purposes (2 phones and a laptop). Our host was very gracious, even remembering to bring us an anniversary card as I'd mentioned we were celebrating in my initial message. Only thing to note is to make sure you follow the directions to the property accurately as our satnav didn't recognise the private lane as a road. It truly is as remote as you could wish for yet only 10 minutes from Carrick on Shannon."

"What a truly beautiful hidden gem this cottage is about 30 minutes from Sligo town and truly recommend this place what it’s gorgeous interior old world meet newThe host was so friendly and pleasant too very spaces bedrooms upstairsDownstairs a gorgeous kitchen and bathroom adjacent then dining area and the living room both with large fires which are so warming and welcoming on theAlso so much beautiful land to walk with that lay down to a riverSo much to this place the right greenery fails absolutely beautifulI can’t recommend this place if you just want peace and quiet away from the world this is number one on your list"

"First time staying in The Landmark Hotel as I was in the vicinity for a conference! Although, the Kellys always prided themselves on exceptional standards, and given my Mother was a former member of staff in its heyday, I was given a room that shouldn’t have been used for guests! The bathroom had major issues with tiles about to come off the wall, the sink area not thoroughly cleaned to a high level of standards and the furniture was outdated and the curtains had bad stains on them! The best part of my stay was the exceptional staff at breakfast and again in The Boardwalk and reception! Left feeling disappointed by the stay."

"This B and B is an exquisite home. The host, Kate, was fun, kind and incredibly knowledgeable. We learned a lot and had a wonderful time. Also the Best Irish breakfast !"

"Bar too loud with too many large TV screens."

"Rosdarrig House is a beautifully maintained residence. The room was large and very comfortable. Breakfast was perfect. Our hostess and her helper were very accommodating. The only drawback was the evenings were very chilly so I couldn't sit outside in the garden to watch the sunsets. That's no fault of our hostess."

"Easy, comfortable, accommodating "

"Very easy parking, not secure but close to hotel. There was a bit of confusion over the codes but eventually all was sorted. Liam was great to talk to and very helpful. Great location and hotel. Would stay again just a pity that the restaurant/bar was closed."

"We were thrilled to find Coopershill House on grounds filled with blooming daffodils and anemones. Each day we drove to a new spot - all recommended by Simon, and each one filled with the grandeur of the North Atlantic views. We had music, cozy wood fires and a well-appointed kitchen that allowed play of opportunities for old friends to laugh together as we prepared meals. The history of Coopershill House is fascinating - and what a treat to collect herbs from its kitchen garden! It was a delightful visit."