Killashee Hotel

Excellent location, good stuff and peaceful environment. I like it and would recommend to everybody.

Room was nice but a little dated compared to the rest of the hotel. You have to go a floor up in the elevator, then walk to another elevator and go back down a floor to get to the room. Hotel had a lovely atmosphere.

Friends and I have been staying at The Killashee Hotel for about twenty years, it is the only place we stay at when horse racing at Punchestown. The rooms are clean and tidy, the staff always helpful, friendly and welcome us back as though we were family. The bar area, restaurants and food are excellent and with recent upgrades and renovations even better. Would highly recommend, we always have an excellent stay and sorry to leave, will always return. Highly recommend. Mr. G Poole

Had an overnight stay with dinner and breakfast followed by a facial in the Spa. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. The duty manager Cormac could not have done enough for us. He had such a lovely manner and was very professional. The hotel room was fantastic two double beds. We got breakfasts brought up to room and there was so much. Already planning another visit soon. Well done guys 5/5

Excellent stay. Disappointed that the bill on checking out was wrong, thankfully I spotted it and it was re-calculated

A big group of us stayed overnight for a dinner at a university awards night. We had all booked individual rooms, but - awkwardly - the hotel had suffered a water leak that effected several rooms and asked most of my colleagues to share rooms, while leaving me a room the size of a football pitch with two double beds. (They reimbursed us for the cancelled rooms.] So, the large football pitch? It had most of the usual features, a nice bath tub, a hi-tech Dyson hair dryer, but no mini fridge for my Diet Coke. I don't need anything to be pre-installed in the minibar, but it is useful to have somewhere to chill your supermarket beverages! The bed was super-comfy; I am sure that the other one was too! The route to the room reflects the scale and idiosyncrasies of an old stately home. I had to ride an elevator from the reception to the 3rd floor, walk through a bar, then get another elevator back to the 1st floor and hike along a corridor to my room. On the plus side, some of my younger and rowdier colleagues were still partying at the awards ceremony at 05:30, while I was fast asleep in blissful silence - miles away - by midnight.

The front of the hotel appears great,like a real Irish mansion with beautiful gardens .Unfortunately the buildings in the back (where the rooms are located, and connected with the old building through jetways) with their squared shape , change everything once you realize that you are in Ireland but you can also be in Orlando or any other American big hotels with hundreds of guests. ...

My partner and I stayed in the hotel just the weekend gone, I have to say the service was excellent from the beginning, we were greeted with a lovely lady named Anna, who checked us in, it was just amazing from the dinner and breakfast, the room was just fantastic, no complaints. My partner and I will sure be back.

Stayed one night for birthday celebration and found hotel was great. One of best we stayed in and great value. Restaurant food was top notch. Didn’t use any spa or pool facilities as booked last minute and had to leave early next day.