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"If you want to feel welcome and looked after, this is the place to stay. Owner and staff are considerate and helpful. The area is beautiful and there are good dining options. The breakfast at the lodge is great. Fantastic coffee and home cooked fare in a comfortably fancy dining room. We had delicious Indian food at Khushee in the village. Travel in and out is easy via public transportation or taxi. Our family had a wonderful stay. Personal touch, beautiful location, and...

"Amazing hotel with fantastic service, only a short car ride or walk from the city attractions. The service at this hotel is fantastic. You certainly get what you pay for. The gym and spa is so peaceful. "

"Great setting and staff very helpful. "

"Very clean"

"Great location "

"Convenient to airport "

"We booked for an apartment. Carpet was quite dirty. No table or chair for breakfast or dinner. It could sleep 4 people but 2 have to sleep in the living room. Apartment was behind the DART line so could hear all the trains. But this is very well situated right in front of the sea. Breakfast was not included for us but we took it in the pub and it was quite good. Staff was good and efficient. Good for a short stay"

"Great hotel and great value for money would definitely recommend it"

"No-frills service: manager never showed up: accessible only via key-pad (intercom), we requested early breakfast (we're told breakfast area would be unlocked in the morning, which was... but we couldn't find the lights switch: not fun with two little kids, one of whom is afraid of darkness)."

"Entrance hall devoid of 'warmth'. You have to PUSH hard thro 2 big doors to get to foyer. With a bad shoulder, I was not happy. No flowers or comfortable sofas, chairs visible. Lift very 'commercial'. Bedroom not 'inviting'. Beds looked like 'kids' beds they way they were made up, casual. The window sill paint all broken, curtain had a 'lump' of material missing, right in the middle of curtain. No light over or on worn, old, used sideboard which held a telephone that was 'dead'. No guide...