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The Heritage is no Hermitage

Advantages: Excellent venue, great service and good value if you get the right deal!
Disadvantages: None - except distance from home!

...should be allowed to enjoy the finer things of life, and The Heritage Golf & Spa Resort proved to be one of them. ( I am the other, and she has been very privileged to enjoy me for decades!! ) I felt it was right to take my beloved on a special package to Killenard for two reasons. Firstly, she had just arrived at pensionable age and it seemed a good way to celebrate her 60th - ( I, as her toyboy, do have a number of years to pension age as my ...
...look a gift horse in the mouth!! - (which I believe has something to do with the age of an old nag!) So here is the steamy tale.! 1 Location. The hotel is located in Killenard. What do you mean - "where on earth is that?" ? If you are still on the horse theme, it is quite close to the Curragh. Basically, you head out of Dublin on the Naas road, keep going in the direction of Portlaoise, telling your passenger that her surprise destination is ...

trevorbrock 03.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of The Heritage Golf & Spa Resort, Killenard

An English Man & An Irish Woman walk into a hotel

Advantages: Location, Service, Design, Pure luxury
Disadvantages: Expensive, Quite secluded location you'll need transport

...now!), got married at the Clandeboye Lodge in Bangor Northern Ireland. As I spent a good few days in and around the Hotel I think I have gathered enough information to put something together! ~~~~Location Ok, so I guess the first thing is to explain where the Clandeboye Lodge is! The Clandeboye Lodge is situated in County Down, Northern Ireland, about 20 minutes from George Best Belfast City Airport. This means that it is only a few minutes from ...
...you are staying at the Clandeboye it is worth making sure that you have a car to use. Although the Hotel is placed in beautiful Irish countryside, it is not within walking distance of anything, and the roads are busy enough to make you think twice about wandering off down the country lanes. Although the Hotel is off the main roads, it is by no means hard to find, as it is just of the A2, the main road from Bangor to Belfast and it is signposted ...

Dogbert 28.10.2006 · Read full review
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Review of Clandeboye Lodge Hotel, Bangor

The Finnstown, Dublin - An Hotel with Personality

Advantages: A sense of open space yet close to Dublin City Centre
Disadvantages: Not ultra modern (is that a disadvantage???)

...2007. The delight of the Finnstown is its 'old world' charm. A roaring fire in the lobby, antiques and interesting 'knick-knacks' in nooks and crannies wherever you look. A real change from sterile modern hotels. The bar and the restaurant are beautiful and the food superb. The hotel has just changed hands. When I was there recently the bar and restaurant were closed for alteration and rather dreary conference facilities were a substitute. The food ...

Richard55 22.06.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Finnstown Country House Hotel, Lucan

Two Star Mediocrity at 4 star prices,Killyhevlin

Advantages: None
Disadvantages: Overpriced,mis-classiffied, mediocre

...this review helpful Booked the killyhevlin because it claimed to be a four star hotel. What a let down. The Killyhevlin is tatty, outdated hotel. The foyer was a warning , adorned as it was with fruit machines! The carpet in the wing in which our room was situated was stained and dirty. The room was poorly furnished with scratched and damaged cheap furniture that would have looked cheap even when it was new, which I'm guessing was in the 80's. The ...
...there. All in all the Killyhevlin is a downbeat 2 star roadhouse/motel badly in need of modernization and a damm good cleaning and certainly desperatley in need of some trained professional waiting staff. If you want to pay £70 per person per night sharing for mediocrity and a "couldn't give a care" attitude, then this is the place for you. The hotel has been given 4 stars by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board, either their inspector is related ...

ianandlinda 04.11.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Killyhevlin Hotel, Enniskillen

Travelodge (not quite next to) Dublin Airport Ballymun

Advantages: cheap, clean, comfortable, what you would expect
Disadvantages: not that close to the airport, receptionist ignored us

...decorated in quite a generic Travelodge way. I have stayed in other Travelodge hotels and they all seem to have the same room décor. There were two large mirrors on the wall, a desk, a table and chair, a large wardrobe, three bedside tables and bed side lights. The room was painted a cream colour and had cream coloured curtains and the colour made the room look very light and clean. There was some pictures on the wall which seemed a nice touch too, ...
...was a flat screen tv on the desk, wonderfully positioned so that we could watch tv in bed! There was also a mini kettle, two cups and a selection of tea and coffee in the room, which was a nice touch as we definitely needed some coffee to get us going when we got up early the next morning. The bed was really comfy and had a nice, firm mattress. The only problem I had with our nights sleep was that we could hear noise from the street outside as we ...

ivytoad 24.10.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Travelodge Dublin Airport Ballymun, Ballymun