The Club House Hotel

The room was beautifully restored. The restaurant and pub were fantastic. Easy walking distance to everything in town.

We stayed one night in this charming old hotel. The location was decent, the beds were comfortable, the rooms were clean and it was very quiet. Like many of the hotels we stayed in during our trip to Ireland, the bathroom was small with a very tiny sink and the room was fairly small, too. There was virtually no where to put suitcases except on the floor. But all we needed was a place to sleep, so these weren't deal-breakers. Also, you need to stick your room keycard into a slot on a wall in the room in order to activate electricity for the lights to work. We thought this was odd, but it was a minor inconvenience overall. Also, there weren't any elevators and getting to our two rooms was a maze-like experience, with a lot of turns into different hallways featuring small flights of stairs going up and down several steps, all within the same floor. This, too, seemed a little strange and was somewhat challenging, as we were lugging around luggage for four people. But the clerk at the front desk warned us about this ahead of time and we chalked it up to being a pretty old building. And small oddities like this did not detract at all from our stay.