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Stayed here for one night last weekend while attending a funeral in Dublin,lovely hotel with great staff from front desk too the cleaning staff all helpful and very polite,really are a credit to the hotel and I can't compliment the staff enough had food in bar was very nice as was breakfast next morning plenty of choice,room was very spacious and very comfortable,would recommend the hotel no problem at all and is perfectly located will definitely be back again thanks too all at lawlors

I recently stayed at Killashee Hotel following an event which recognised the work of charities, bringing my laptop along with me. During my stay, I plugged my charger into the bedside locker. After checking out on Sunday morning, I realised on Monday that I had accidentally left my charger behind. Upon contacting reception, I was informed that the charger was not found in my room. I have no doubt in my mind at all as to where I left this charger and it would have been impossible for cleaners to miss it. Despite this, the hotel refused to acknowledge the possibility of it being in the room and instead offered me a used replacement from their lost and found. The replacement was clearly burnt out and unusable, as confirmed by the image they sent me. This response was inadequate, and I had no choice but to purchase a new charger at a cost of €100. I am deeply frustrated by the hotel's handling of this situation and its lack of accountability, and having read previous reviews of items going missing I am surprised that there aren't improved Lost and Found practices in place. If you are staying in this hotel, do not leave valuables behind. The staff in general were pleasant, but this experience has left a sour taste. I would have expected much better outcome from a 4 star hotel.

Stayed here for 1 night. The room was fab and spacious and had a balcony. The only negative was the water fountain outside. The noise of it all evening and early morning wasnt too pleasant. We had a fab back, shoulder and neck massage and spent 30 mins in the sauna, steam room before it. I wouldnt recommend going here for the spa alone, would of liked an outdoor plunge pool. We had a main course as part of our package and it was lovely. We were notified early evening that our bedroom door was wide open and a member of staff closed it. When we went back up to our room at 9.20pm we found the door open again which was very strange. We notified staff who checked out the room . We were given no explanation as to what may have happened. We are still waiting on a phone call from the Manager, nearly a week later. Breakfast was lovely and fresh.

We returned to the K Club after about a dozen years since we loved it last time. We weren’t disappointed. A lovely hotel and great golf complex with the two course. I thoroughly enjoyed playing the famous Palmer North course. Our river view room was terrific…it was in the new part of the hotel, added since we were last here. Nice large bathroom with both nice tub and walk-in shower; double sinks. Great bathroom; nice view of the river. The public rooms are beautiful with the long elegant hallways. Beautiful landscapes. The Barton was excellent. Three course meal, but one is the amuse bouche, so really just two courses. Excellent foie gras and Roscommon lamb. This is a very special place for wine aficiandos due to its Barton family heritage. The Bartons, of Bordeaux fame, owned this estate for five generations, selling only in 1949 to concentrate on their Bordeaux businesses in the aftermath of WWII. What’s great is that the hotel has kept its connections with the Barton family, including some very special Barton wines available at the hotel bar and restaurants, which are collaborated on with Lisa, the Assistant Manager and Sommelier, who is fully involved in the history of that affinity, and travels to the winery in Bordeaux frequently to assist in the blending of the wines for the K Club. She gave us a tour of the wine cellar which was a great experience. The Staff is wonderful to a person. There are 6 km of walking trails which run by the river and up into the South golf course. There is also a history of here with Ian Fleming who wrote several of his books while staying here. The South restaurant was very good with a nice range of more casual options like excellent chicken wings and spare ribs. The Palmer restaurant was also a nice choice for lunch with its excellent soup and more chicken wings. The Blue Martini Bar is a really nice classic bar with friendly bartenders who know their stuff, like John. The included breakfast was excellent as well with nice buffet options, or a nice range of specially prepared dishes like full or part Irish Breakfast, porridge, eggs Benedicyt, scrambled eggs with excellent Irish smoked salmon. We were there for four nights which we thought was the perfect time to spend there. Only about an hour from Dublin. Not much to do outside the resort, but good things to do within it! If you love golf, you will expecially love it! Highlly recommend!

Just enjoyed a fabulous 2 day stay at Tulfarris Hotel. The room was comfortable, beautifully decorated and had a stunning view of the surrounding countryside. Breakfast was plentiful and fresh, with panoramic views of the golf course from the huge windows. We dined in the Brasserie Bar on each evening, enjoying dinner in the relaxed atmosphere. I had a very relaxing facial and head massage at the new spa, thanks to my therapist Gemma who was amazing. I would fully recommend this hotel for a relaxing getaway - you’ll drift out the gates on your way home!