Burtonport Lough Garrig Hotels

"Pros: Amazing staff service, massive room, beautiful property, lots of amenities included Cons: Carpeted floors"

"Woodhill House is a charming old manor house in a lovely little town. The room was spacious and clean and the area was very quiet. Breakfast was delicious, though they only start serving at 8:30am so plan accordingly. John was a very welcoming host and made sure we had everything we needed. I highly recommend Woodhill House if you are in the Ardara area."

" This is one of those wonderful hotels which exude comfort. The reception area has many deep-padded settees & armchairs which show that the hotel prioritises the comfort of its clients above all else. This is replicated throughout the hotel. The staff are extremely helpful & cheerful. And, the hotel is in an exceptional location for visitors to enjoy the scenery around Mount Errigal, Glenveagh Castle & National Park, and the spectacular coastal views of the Gaeltacht region of Donegal. I shall certainly be returning later in the year!! "

"This hostel appears to have closed down some time ago but the website still accepts bookings. I will attempt to get my money back. DO NOT BOOK THIS HOSTEL "

"Good level of interiors decoration, clean rooms, extra towels. Fabulous views. "

"The first room was needed on the ground floor and the staff where very helpful the only room available was small but we where given a bigger one next day not very warm needed to ask for heating to be put on no hot water because no heating so we couldn't have shower stopper broke on sink but staff are lovely "

"Excellent room, excellent staff."

"Absolutely beautiful property! House is beautiful and surrounding area is to die for. Very warm and cozy (we stayed Christmas week) 7 days, some of the best seven days iv spent away from home. Great being pet friendly, had our three dogs with us they loved it! Fire place is amazing. Over all a beautiful place and a great stay! Highly recommended. Great host also! "

"The cottage was perfect, in a gorgeous area of wild Donegal. Easy walk to a couple of small beaches. Nice shop and pub a few minutes car ride away. The house was cozy and clean, with everything we needed. Anne had let us know that there was a sudden problem with the central heat, and the work needed to be done to fix it would have had the plumber there during our stay, and she didn’t want us bothered. The house was warm enough, and we made a fire in the evenings in the wood stove. Anne actually refunded us a discount for the inconvenience. Not necessary (it was mild temps), but a generous gesture from a good host. Would return in a heartbeat if in the area"