Just returned from 2nights stay. This was our experience 1 room not ready at 3 o clock. 2. 2nd / room 14 had dirty bed linen had to ask to change same 3. Room 14 is a disgrace black mold on windows. Half a blind in bathroom 4. Breakfasts very poor. No healthy options. Not even an orange or apple.... More

Myself and my husband stayed for two nights at the end of April. We had room 15 and it was so cosy with multi aspect views. We had stayed in the lodges some time ago and we were deligthed to find the Hotel still had the warm friendly welcome. This is an area of outstanding beauty and the hotel is... More

Myself and my husband stayed for two nights with a group of friends in the Lodge and we found it to be a lovely hotel. Charming and old fashioned and comfy. The staff are friendly and helpful. We went on a hotel deal which was brilliant value for money. A great place to base yourself if you fancy walking in... More

Just returned from an overnight break with my hubby to Kilcoran Lodge .We had a fantastic time .the staff are so incredibly friendly and helpful ..the rooms are a little tired but what they lack in modernity they more than make up in charm and comfort . Room 17 is an absolute gem with stunning views, comfy four poster and... More

We stayed there over Paddy's weekend it was not that busy and the Staff are friendly but the hotel is COLD everywhere. And for the food mmmm not really up to hotel standard, wi-fi only in hotel lobby where it is even colder, hard to get a drink at night if the manager is sitting in the bar having his... More

Myself and my partner have just spent the last two nights in Kilcoran Lodge. We had a great time, really felt relaxed and chilled out. The bedroom was quaint with a good sized bed which was great for my back. The staff were very friendly and also the locals. Food was good, wine excellent. The Owner was so helpful and... More

Prior to the advent of the M8 motorway, Kilcoran Lodge was a very popular lunch stop for travellers on the main road between Ireland's two largest cities, Dublin and Cork (R639). Set amongst mature cultivated woodlands, the building was originally the "hunting lodge" of a peer of the British realm - the Earl of Glengall - see Wikipedia. My most... More

Stayed at this hotel in March for a weekend break with friends. We arrived after 8pm and we noticed on arrival that the hotel was very cold. We were told they had run out of oil but were waiting on a delivery and would get the heating back on, as soon as possible.it came back on for only a little... More

Well where do I start. Myself,husband &son stayed here for 3 very cold nights.Our welcome was as cold as the hotel.The owner booked us in he was a very unpleasent man to start with.He didn't even welcome us he just asked me what kind of voucher I had. He gave us our keys & we headed to the room.When we... More