Ballyliffin TownHouse Boutique Hotel

just ok Just ok, Was suppose to be walk in shower and updated bathroom, however the bathroom was very dated had bath with very old shower. Was just ok. Staff is very nice. food is anything special, breakfast was good

Lovely stay in Ballyliffin. Warm greeting on arrival. Lovely evening meal.Staff very helpful and professional

Good place for a getaway Absolutely loved our stay last weekend. The hotel is very clean and comfortable, staff are very friendly and helpful and the food was terrific. We will definitely be back!

Recommended Amazing, clean and comfortable, excellent service and staff.

Ballyliffin Townhouse Hotel Co. Donegal The very name of this hotel would suggest that there was a town or at least a village. All there is in Ballyliffin are 3 hotels, 1 tiny shop and 1 tiny filling station but if you are a golfer a Nick Faldo designed Golf course a few kilometres away. We were given our key to the Junior Suite that we had booked. It was a large room with nice soft furnishings but with no view whatsoever. There was a large bed with rock hard pillows, a comfortable sofa which was crying out for a standard lamp beside it so that one could read. The lighting otherwise in the room was good but much too bright for relaxing. The TV was best viewed from the bed rather than the sofa, that is when you could get any channels on it. The bathroom was spacious and well equipped. We had a meal in the bar that evening, the main dining room doesn’t appear to open in the evening but it was the end of season. I have to say my meal was dreadful. I had two starters, a prawn cocktail that tasted watery and no flavour of Marie Rose Sauce at all and then I had a chicken skewer which was so dry I had to send it back. My husband had a Vegetable soup which was okay and a beef stew which was also okay, nothing to write home about. Unfortunately, my husband got a 24-hour vomiting bug on one our 3 days there (nothing to do with food in hotel), the staff were so kind and helpful during that time it was truly appreciated. However, I was unable to sit on sofa to read while my husband was ill as it was in a corner and dark with no light other than the main spot lights in the room. This hotel in my opinion is really a pub/restaurant with rooms, the kitchen closes after breakfast and doesn’t open again until 5pm, you can get nothing to eat at all during the day. There is a nice seating area in which to read a book again with nice soft furnishings and comfortable chairs. It has a spa which we didn’t avail of. Would I go back, no, there is nothing much to recommend Ballyliffin unless you are a golfer.

Just returned from a wonderful 3 night break to the Ballyliffin Townhouse and Spa. This was our 8th visit which says it all. Our room 305 was superb. Large airy room, massive comfortable bed and pillows. Very high standard of linen on the bed. The bathroom with walk-in shower was immaculate and gleaming. Our breakfast and dinner each evening was delicious. Freshly booked to order. But the absolute stars of this hotel is the staff. Jackie the owner, Caomhan the Manager and Kate the reception were so friendly and helpful really so attentive without being intrusive. We are treated like friends instead of guests. The bar and restaurant staff are also amazing nothing is too much trouble. My sister in law occupied room 314 again a beautiful room of the highest standard. She travelled from Scotland to join us at the hotel - this was her 2nd visit which again met very high expections. Cannot recommend this hotel highly enough. A little gem of warm, comfort and hospitality.