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We stayed at the hotel for two nights and got a boat over to the Wine Port Lodge one of the nights. The hotel is huge and has a lot going on, but our room (Lake view room) was in the adult only area, so was very peaceful.

Hotel was nice & airy & not stuffy or over heated like a lot of others.Fabulous breakfast in a lovely setting.Leisure centre also fantastic.Everywhere very clean & well maintained.Staff very professional & friendly(except for some of the younger servers in bar who could have been friendlier & with a bit more chat.

We only had a 1 night stay here. We would definitely have stayed longer. 2 nights would have been lovely. However, upon arrival we were greeted at Reception by 2 lovely people. Immediately we were poured a refreshing sparkling drink and after a little bit of banter were shown to our room. The room opened out onto a small terrace which looked on to the Lake. The sound of the water lapping up towards was so tranquil. The room was beautiful. A large bed with a porthole window above it with the light shining through from the en suite. The room was extremely comfortable. Complimentary Water, cookie, crisps and dark chocolate. Tea making facilities in the room with real milk in the fridge... After we settled in we made our way to the Spa where we had Back Massages booked. The staff here were so nice and after an initial consultation we were taken for our treatments which were very well received. We then went downstairs to the Infinity pool. Such a treat. We had booked the Hot Tub after that. Off we headed in our robes again outside where there was a beautiful wood burning stove. Rhian showed us down to the Hot Tubs and after he filled glasses with Proscecco he left us to 39 minutes of pure bliss. The rain was pouring down but we were in heaven in our 40 degree plus Heat of water. We had our meal booked for 8.45pm. However we arrived early to the bar for a drink where we were shown menus and our order was taken. Once we were shown to our table the food was out in a jiffy. No waiting around here. Our meal was delicious washed down with a Fantastic recommendation of a bottle of wine. Although we hadn't room for dessert our server arrived out with a beautiful treat for us as we were celebrating our Wedding Anniversary. What a lovely thoughtful touch. All in all we'd a lovely stay and would certainly return.

Visit to settlements at Fore. Old fashioned tea room there& the home cooking. Visit to Lough crew cairn Tullynally Castle & garden Quiet peaceful Countryside, attractive, tidy villages. Few tourists- a welcome change

Kinnegad was the perfect spot to begin. It is relaxed and has several advantages. It is close to many walks and bigger towns eg Mullingar,, you can bus up to Dublin for the day very easily so no wrestling with the traffic or parking fees. The local pub “Scanlons” is a fabulous place to grab a meal and meet some of the locals (and the apple crumble was delicious).

I liked the set up of the lodge. In need of a paint on door area and entrance. Carpets could do with a clean and more attention to cleaning detail. Towels left in washing machine from previous guests. Bedding should always be fresh for new guests. It's not acceptable if this is not the case.

Collinstown is a lovely place! The Highfield House offered views of the Lough Lene, and the amazing green hills and valleys that just rolled on forever. Breakfast, full Irish as well as vegetarian, were offered. A short drive, offered options for a picnic lunch. A 10 minute drive to us to Delvin to a lovely pub (sorry I can't remember the name). The food and service were great. Collinstown and surrounding areas were easy and safe to get around. Locals were friendly, and happy to offer directions and make suggestions. Next time.....I will stay longer. I loved it. Thanks Yvonne and Paul.

Inny River Lodge was a true Irish farmhouse experience. The interior was cozy and well decorated. The view from the windows was of a working dairy farm. Unfortunately, it was about 8 miles to the nearest good restaurant.

Typical Irish village with great facilities and friendly locals. P.Eagan's bar made me feel so welcome, dog as well. The Greenway at the old railway station in Moate was great for my morning walk. Moate was central to my visit being near to Athlone tracing my Ancestry.

Athlone is a lovely town with castle on the river Shannon, with plenty of eateries, bars & traditional pubs. It also has various traditional & artisan shops along with a shopping mall & lots of things to do