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Discover the best Lodges in Province of Leinster including Destiny Student - New Mill, New Forest Golf Club, Destiny Student - New Mill, Dublin Dunboyne Castle Guest, Old Orchard Lodge Bed & Breakfast, Beaumont Guesthouse, Reddans of Bettystown, Clody Lodge, Mount Brandon Cottages, Woodleigh Lodge.
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1. Destiny Student - New Mill
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 98 reviews
Student accommodations for summer rental.
Reviewed By JohnBPantego_NC_USAThe location is a bit hard to find and getting through the front gate is really a challenge, especially if you do not have a phone that works in Europe. Mine does not, so I had that experience. The rooms are small but very clean. Wifi is good. Bed is fit for only one person, so if you are a couple, plan on one of you sleeping on the floor. The bathroom was clean and the shower was great. Lots of hot water and good pressure. There is a communal kitchen shared by about 4-6 apartments, but it worked out great. We met some interesting people this way. We ate breakfast in, lunch out, and brought food to cook for dinner and breakfast the next morning. Check-in was a bit hectic. They needed more help at the desk, and some of the staff needed a bit more training on how to check someone in. They were learning by on the job training, which can lead to some congestion at check-in. Overall, I would stay here again, but bring something to sleep on when I slept on the floor.
2. New Forest Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
The original Estate Courtyard has been converted into luxurious 2 bedroom lodges. These lodges can comfortably accommodate up to 6 guests, contain combinations of split level reception areas, living rooms, fully fitted kitchens with dinning areas, bathrooms and bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms containing jacuzzi baths in many. Each Lodge has smart TV and free Wifi is available throughout.
Stayed 3 nights at the lodges/apartments
Reviewed By lukini-niStayed in lodge No.7 for 3 nights (16th-19th)... First of all I’d like to highlight that when we arrived absolutely no information was given to us when checking-in in relation to meal times of the restaurant, contact numbers,local attractions/ shops destinations or the usual stuff that gets told to you when you check-in somewhere. It is so important that this should be made available to make guests feel welcomed to any property. When we were escorted to the lodge the first impressions of the lodge was okay we were a bit surprised at the amount of space the lodge offered. Then we started noticing things after an hour or so of settling in such as practically no WiFi (which is stated is available throughout) or a signal that at most held for 10 seconds then drops completely away leaving you with nothing (no cellular signal either by the way). Next thing we noticed was when one of our party went to use the bathroom and was greeted by a god awful non-mistakable sewage smell coming from the downstairs bathroom which quickly expanded throughout the lodge & left us running for sprays. Of course this was relayed to the reception immediately via Facebook messenger as there were no telephones, the message was read but we received no reply so we decided to physically go to reception and relay this & We were promised a WiFi booster and did receive this the following day after having to chase it up as I had previously expressed WiFi was essential due to work commitments. We also re-highlighted the sewage smell of the downstairs bathroom to the polite young man who brought us the WiFi booster whom said he’d pass it on about the sewage smell. Next thing we started noticing was the cleanliness of the place it was just average and could of been cleaner in our eyes considering the price of the place ie grease stains wiped off cooker hood light & the surrounding cupboards, marks of dirt around doors & handles, dust & cobwebs behind tv and cobwebs from the side of kitchen cupboards. The sofas that were in the property were a bit worst for wear as well the leather sofas springs were near popping out and sank in the middle as for the cloth sofa which should of never been in a pet friendly accommodation smelt real bad, we had to spray it a few times to try and disguise the bad smells coming from it (which we had to go out and purchase). We also had to literally fight with the refrigerator door to keep it closed as it kept opening by itself. As for the upstairs area we never found a problem except for 2 minor things the dirt marks around door handles of the doors and there could of been more of an effort made to remove limescale marks around the seams of the shower doors. The beds were comfy, firm & also clean. Also a tip for the cleaners of the lodges it would be nice to leave a few extra bin liners so the bins can be emptied more regularly as stated on the notice on the wall. I was actually quite surprised to find these faults after reading such good reviews which is what attracted me to this place but I believe it’s better for the proprietors to have knowledge of these things to improve their service. The only resolution we received was the WiFi booster heard nothing back about the sewage smell.
3. Destiny Student - New Mill
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 98 reviews
Student accommodations for summer rental.
Reviewed By JohnBPantego_NC_USAThe location is a bit hard to find and getting through the front gate is really a challenge, especially if you do not have a phone that works in Europe. Mine does not, so I had that experience. The rooms are small but very clean. Wifi is good. Bed is fit for only one person, so if you are a couple, plan on one of you sleeping on the floor. The bathroom was clean and the shower was great. Lots of hot water and good pressure. There is a communal kitchen shared by about 4-6 apartments, but it worked out great. We met some interesting people this way. We ate breakfast in, lunch out, and brought food to cook for dinner and breakfast the next morning. Check-in was a bit hectic. They needed more help at the desk, and some of the staff needed a bit more training on how to check someone in. They were learning by on the job training, which can lead to some congestion at check-in. Overall, I would stay here again, but bring something to sleep on when I slept on the floor.
4. Dublin Dunboyne Castle Guest
Overall Ratings
1 based on 5 reviews
Avoid
Reviewed By terrytoramaI booked a room. For 5 days before my arrival I tried to contact them to no avail. Both by phone and by email. I booked via Booking. com who collected my money. They were no assistance in trying to get me in contact with them. In spite of that they did not refund me my money. This property should be avoided in my opinion.
5. Old Orchard Lodge Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Great place to stay!
Reviewed By 191agatagThe rooms are comfortable and clean. The house is surrounded by a lovely garden. Fantastic place for families with children. Two pubs, serving good food , within 2 minutes walk. Great selection, super tasty breakfast. B&B is run by a lovely lady, Kay. She made our stay there fabulous. She is very warm, welcoming and helpful. Real gentlewoman. Thank you for the lovely vacation!
6. Beaumont Guesthouse
Beaumont Guesthouse is a family run guesthouse on the north side of Dublin City. It is ideally located in a quiet neighbourhood with easy access to Dublin Airport and Dublin City Center.
7. Reddans of Bettystown
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
The place to be in Bettystown
Reviewed By 467br_drThis is the place to be in Bettystown. Super friendly staff. Amazing breakfast. The beach right on the doorstep. Bust stop just outside the door with regular busses. Only downfall is parking spaces, there is only a few and they could do with a few more.
8. Clody Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Cqn't fault it
Reviewed By lesleyd980Stayed for 3 nights to visit my husband 's famiy and his grave. Perfect location and it was previously the house where his sister and family lived, so it was personal as well. Charlie has done an amazing job on the rebuild, the rooms are spacious and comfortable and the shower ....well I would have gladly taken it home !!!!! Absolutely top class thoroughly recommend a stay, stunning views of the glorious scenery. Can't wait to stay again.
9. Mount Brandon Cottages
Overall Ratings
5 based on 42 reviews
Mount Brandon is one of the southeast’s most attractive self-catering properties. These two cottages are located just outside of Graiguenamanagh only 5 minutes’ walk from the river Barrow - a haven for game and coarse anglers alike. They are 4-star Failte Ireland approved and offer all mod cons.
A Beautiful Stay
Reviewed By 653poppymMy extended stay has been so relaxing. Andrea & co. are very inviting, helpful & accommodating. My apartment is spotless with everything you could need. For nature lovers it's a haven filled with beautiful flora & fauna whereever you look. The village is on the doorstep and the locals are very friendly. An idyllic location for anyone who enjoys a ramble or more serious walker with it's proud mount brandon as a backdrop & the gorgeous barrow River. Thank you for everything Andrea Catriona & Poppy??
10. Woodleigh Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Absolutely fantastic!!!
Reviewed By Paula MSo lucky to have found this beautiful B&B! Found Woodleigh Lodge while googling places to stay in Courtown. Sue was very responsive, friendly and went out of her way to make us feel welcome and comfortable. The room was beautifully decorated and had everything we needed. Our breakfasts were absolutely delicious. Sue's B&B is spotless and very tastefully decorated. Sue is a total love! We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Woodleigh Lodge and would highly recommend staying here!
