"It looks like a private manor in the countryside, covering a large area. The rooms are in a row of independent houses next to the main building. The room facilities are old and there may be spiders. It is not a standard star hotel standard, but it has the characteristics of a country villa and is full of fresh travel experience. The service is very warm and professional; the breakfast is an authentic English breakfast with fresh ingredients."

"Had a lovely stay and booked into the spa which was lovely also. Will definitely be back."

"Lovely stay, helpful and friendly staff, very convenient location and wonderful view of the castle. Check-in time is a bit too late (4pm)"

"Great staff and hotel"

"Myself and my partner stayed recently for an overnight. I requested a double bed and was given 2 single beds and basically informed that this was only option. why offer guests to give suggestions and requests to then egnore them. I understand its a guesthouse with limited contact as when you get your key your left to your own devices however post 11pm we had an issue and nobody could be contacted for assistence. We also paid for our breakfast as part of our stay which was nice to be fair however felt extremely disappointed that there was two different menus for guests (who should be main priorty and well looked after) and those who step off the street for breakfast. (who ultimately gets better options as there paying out of pocket but aint i also?) The breakfast for guests was appauling in terms of size. if it was as a result of cost then that should be included in the price for the stay. The rooms were clean and well finished as is the main bar/resturant."

"I had an overnight stay with my best friend in the most miserable February weather for decades. To say the quality of the stay was diametrically opposed to the filth of the weather is a practically criminal understatement. From the moment we got to reception to the minute we left we were minded like babies. We had lunch in the bar - a ham and cheese toastie of gourmet standard, with the most perfect chips I’ve ever tasted. Even the garnish (leafy greens with slivers of roasted peppers and home pickled red onions, all completely seasoned and properly dressed) was delicious. We washed it down with a chilled glass of Snare Point and a very welcome sense of decompression. The barman served us with humour and very professional attention. Our room was absolutely gorgeous. Floral maximalism in design, with dual aspect windows and a lovely en suite. In terms of cleanliness - it was flawless (I checked the skirting board for dust!). We had more wine, chats and watched the latest episode of RHOBH (no shade please). I had a long shower, with Voya (my favourite) products and drank more wine and put on my face in my plentiful fluffy bath sheet. Dinner was perfect. Bread (with butter and a lovely peppery EVOO) an amuse bouche of seafood bisque, ham hock terrine, roasted salmon with velvety mash and creamy leeks. I had no room for dessert. We went back to the room for face masks, wine, telly and gossip. I slept like an innocent on a heavenly bed with crisp sheets and pair of feather pillows. Breakfast was had in room (pure luxury compared to normal life) and it was hot, tasty and came with loads of coffee. After a nap, another epic shower and with a heavy heart we went to check out. Part of our package included coffee and scones, which we had forgotten. The lovely receptionist (Carmel, I think) reminded us and set us up in the bar. Homemade, warm scones with homemade jam and whipped cream and coffee were the most perfect way to end our stay. I expect quality when I book a hotel that features in Ireland’s Blue Book, but the Station House Hotel is more than quality. Details are everything for me and from the chocolates, water and Voya pillow spray in the room, the many umbrellas at reception, the water with ice and lemon at lunch that was brought to us without having to ask, to the fact that all of the food was perfectly seasoned, it’s clear that details matter to all at the Station House Hotel too. Probably because it is family owned and run by a woman who has (I suspect) even higher standards than I; and because the staff all genuinely care that you have a perfect time (delivered with tons of warm personality instead of that soulless, corporate deference you get in big 5 star hotels), this hotel is in a class of its own."

"It's a nice hotel, a bit out of the way, and full of foreigners playing golf. The steak dinner was average, so beware. The room was quite large, but you need to bring your own toiletries."

"Very good, big, delicious food, good service"

"Price/quality"