Hotel berhampiran St. Ann’s Parish Church, County Donegal

We stayed last Saturday night and had a very comfortable evening here. The hotel is light and bright and clean inside. We were given a friendly welcome and our room was very clean and looked recently refurbished. The bed was very comfortable. The room was too warm, even with the windows open and the radiator turned right down, you could have probably asked for a fan. We had a swim in the Leisure Centre. I usually don't enjoy it if a hotel's pool is really a Leisure Centre because they aren't normally as nice looking as a private hotel pool but this was nicer than most, with steps down in, not a ladder and there was a steam room and jacuzzi and 2 heated loungers. We were lucky as it was open until 7pm and it was quiet, I think there may be times it may not be as quiet. You have to wear a cap, which I dislike, but hey-ho, a lot of hotels down south request this, maybe particular council rules or something? Although some hotels waive it? We ate in Chapter Twenty and I must say this restaurant is stunning looking, the decor is so chic and modern and a beautiful colour palette. I am not a foodie so don't go to really posh restaurants but you would think you were in a high end restaurant here, I had the best of both worlds here with delicious food in the most gorgeous setting. The menu had plenty of choice, normal steak, fish, burgers. I had the Mexican taco basket which was lovely and my husband enjoyed a burger. The apple crumble was to die for and the lemon tart was very good too,. There was a blip with the order which was dealt with really well, the staff were very good, Collum looked after us and was a gentleman. The buffet breakfast the next morning was very good and well run by the staff there, I do think there should be a wee sign at the bottom of the stairs to direct people upstairs, we sat there afterwards and the number of people who walk through to go to Chapter Twenty, or stand at the bottom confused as where to go, even though you can hear the noise above, I could have gotten a job, directing them upstairs. The hotel is well situated for discovering Donegal, we are happy to recommend it and would return, especially to the restaurant. Thank you.

Stayed for 2 nights last minute break we had lovely stay the B&B is homely and a lovely open fire on which you could smell the turf burning in their cute sitting room were guests can sit and watch TV the bed room was lovely small but comfortable an old world feel which added to the ambience of the guesthouse the owners Greg & Lorraine are so helpful and friendly and the breakfast was delicious we will definitely book again

Nothing fancy, but it is clean and in a great location.

The Sandhouse Hotel dominates the south end of the beach, and is well located for surfing and enjoying the beach. The hotel has a range of rooms which seem to vary in shape and design. The rooms are generally spacious and comfortable although not at the cutting edge of tech, so no USB ports or Sky channels. What sets the Sandhouse apart is the staff, especially in the restaurant. One morning I went to breakfast without my sons, and the woman in charge offered me, unprompted, pancakes to take back for them. Another morning, I was taking a croissant back fur my wife, who was missing breakfast due to a long training run, and she offered me jams, butter and cutlery for it. Outside the hotel, there are a couple of surf schools, well worth a look. You could be in a class with small kids, teenagers or middle aged people but good fun either way.