Flynns of Termonfeckin Boutique Hotel

Was at a funeral of a young man from the village . A very sad occasion on the day . The whole village was in that hotel as he was a very popular young man . However in the early evening a sing song broke out on this very sad day . Place was full and the owner asked us to stop singing . When I approached her she said the neighbours would be upset . The neighbours were in the pub . How can she be so insensitive . If this is only pub in village God help the locals .

We had to wait at a gate while a surly employee (still eating her dinner!) came to let us in. The man at the desk was nice but his advice was worthless (about where to get a meal). He told us they were “having trouble” with the wifi but they were hoping to get it working in the next few hours (it never worked that evening or the next mornings). A review I read in their guest book said they had no wifi and that review was 2 weeks old! But at least the TV worked- oh no, that was another hotel! This TV was as bad as the wifi- never worked, just bands of pixelated color! Luckily we had things downloaded on our iPads. We did have a view of the little river that runs through the village. Unfortunately, the view also included a moldy caravan ! I have to say the breakfast was not the worst we had on our trip, but it came a close second. One good thing to report: the bartender gave me some ice when I requested it- I had to bring my own bag!

Adequate, but nothing special. No meals available and nothing close by to get food on a mon-we’d evening. Breakfast ok, hot and freshly cooked, but if you want extra items they charge €1 per item. Staff friendly and helpful. Rooms are comfy, however on the second day our tea, coffee etc wasn’t replenished and I had to go and ask for some. We got it delivered with apologies. Bottled water on arrival but we used it and it wasn’t replaced. House keeping need to think about the bathroom floor area behind the door. I could actually draw in the dust it was that bad down there. I took a photo to prove it. One or two nights are ok but I certainly wouldn’t want to stay any longer. Free parking in a secure car park and we’re in the court yard rooms so could park directly outside our door.

Clean, friendly, welcoming, comfortable ... You can't ask for more. This was the first night of our holiday in Ireland. It was brilliant, from the moment we arrived. The room was spotless, with a very comfortable bed. It was simply furnished in a personal way - nothing elaborate but everything clean and bright. Breakfast was a delight - the usual fare but all nicely presented and served in a very friendly way. This is B&B only, but it was perfect for what we wanted. Close to the beach too.

Very nice hotel located within an hour of Dublin. Lovely cooked breakfast. Restaurant was closed but we were directed to a fabulous golf club 5 mins drive away. Very safe off-street parking behind a locked gate.

We stayed for one night and found it to be in a location with little or no restaurants or bars in the area, those recommended at the hotel were either closed or not great. The hotel is very nice downstairs with a nice bar and large restaurant area. Unfortunately the restaurant is closed following Covid which is a real shame as it is a great space and there is little choice nearby. Our room was very small with a standard bed and was backing onto the centre yard where we could hear bar staff chatting during the evening into the night, so it wasn't particularly quiet. The bathroom was small but we did have a decent shower. The breakfast was good but service was very slow. There is plenty of secure parking. All in all it is a hotel that could be so much better and has a lot to offer.