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"A beautiful property in a beautiful location with fabulous hosts! Would highly recommend, one night just wasn’t enough."

"Lovely, convenient place to stay. Walkable to many shops, restaurants, market. "

"Cliff House was comfortable, restful and perfect for a short. The restaurants were outstanding both for food and service."

"Great place in the country but super close to New Ross. Helen was very kind and welcoming. Breakfast was delicious with lots of fresh homemade selections!"

"Curracloe is a lovely town. The home could use some new carpeting. And no one wants to pack towels when traveling internationally or have to purchase them while there, so they should be provided. As should trash removal service and bins in rooms other than the kitchen/one bathroom. All else was fine."

"This Estate is the nicest hotel I’ve ever stayed at. If you’re looking for amazing food beautiful grounds and a magical experience, this is it. Our room was massive. We had our own sitting area outside our room and our bathroom could have held a party. "

"It was an old style B and B which I really wanted my family to experience. The beds squeezed, the internet didn’t work in my room, the bathroom toilet didn’t work properly. Loved the skeleton type key for the room. "

"Loved the experience received a complimentary upgrade which was great for the first time visiting Wexford . Daughter absolutely loved the warm swimming pool. "

"Nice place but after 10 or 11 at night the owners really don't any noise what so ever..if you want to go for a night out and come back late or want to watch TV late or go out after 11 for cigarette.. you'll be approached by either Avery or Niamh and basically told keep it down so I felt uncomfortable during my stay and wouldn't return..stayed 4 days and the room wasn't serviced once..I had to go downstairs and ask for more toilet roll..towels which is unacceptable "

"Nice hotel, well priced, great breakfast and conveniently located electric vehicle charging facilities."