Find hotels in Kilmovee from AED 329

"Very nice well done"

"What a fun place to stay. Sean and Suzi are wonderful Host. They have everything you will need. Plus 2 Shetland ponies and 4 cats! We bought a bag of carrots at aldis right down the road in Ballyhaunis to feed the ponies. We even got to watch the cows being herded from field to field right up the road. There were lots of games to entertain us on our evenings and lots of useful information as to what to do while in Ireland. I told Suzi when we booked the cottage that we were doing some family ancestry. She was so kind and had a print out on the kitchen table with a 1926 census. It turned out to be very useful and found a 3rd cousin with that into. The cottage was very clean and has ample parking and turnaround area. They have hot water for a good shower and even a deep bath tub for a nice soak. Plus they have heated floor which it’s absolutly the best! It is situated centrally for all the destinations we made. If we were to come back we will surely book with them again. "

"Quiet and relaxing. Lovely staff. Food good but limited menu"

"This was a gorgeous property with a great view. We were visiting Sligo and found the drive short (20ish min) and convenient. Breakfast was great and our host was wonderful!"

"Very comfortable hotel, lovely room with friendly staff. We enjoyed our short stay here, it was perfectly situated for an early morning flight from Knock Airport"

"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."

"Clean, good staff, good breakfast "

"Easy, comfortable, accommodating "

"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."