Arriving at Rosleague on a bank holiday grey Autumn day we found a beautiful turf fire in the drawing room. The atmosphere is warm and comforting and this feeling remains thro'out your stay. The staff led by the owner Mark Foyle are knowledgable and appear to have plenty of time to chat and advise on the locality, The food is... more

I have just stayed at Rosleague for the first time. This must be one of the best country house hotels anywhere. The house is beautiful, the setting is idyllic over the bay, and Connemara is all around. The entrance hall with fishing rods and the welcoming lobby immediately give the feeling of a privately owned country house. Indeed the main... more

We had our wedding reception at Rosleague in August of this year. We chose Rosleague as we felt it was very different to the experience you get in a standard hotel. We wanted a hotel that offered exclusive use for the full weekend, but Rosleague is an intimate country house that offers this and much more. It oozes charm and... more

We stayed here for our friends wedding which was held here. We were absolutely delighted with the whole experience. It was refreshing to see the manager so hands on and helpful. The rooms are amazing. I had abit of a nose round other rooms and even the smaller ones were lovely. The wedding breakfast was delicious. There were a couple... more

Having read a recent negitive comment about this wonderful old manor house,I feel I must write and express just how great a stay we had.Now maybe I am partial,having stayed 4 tyimes here over the past decade,but Mark Foyle has only improved his manor house,re-doing the fabulous bar area and outdoor ajacent garden area.We had a downstairs bedroom with lots... more

My sister and I stayed here for 4 nights with our 80 year old mother; we all were enchanted. The house is beautiful and the furnishing classic country style. Do not expect modern amenities - if you want that, go to a chain hotel. The staff could not be more welcoming and helpful. It was chilly when we arrived, Mark... more

Stayed at the Rosleague hotel for 3 nights in a Junior Suite. Accomodation doesn't quite live up to Suite Standard. Bathroom had no heating if the temperature dropped, and you needed to be young enough to step up and stretch over the large bathtub edge to access the shower which you had to run for 5mins to get hot water..The... more

I normally don't take the time to send in a review but on seeing some comments in a previous review I felt I had to defend such a fabulous place. I returned with my husband to Rosleague Manor this May to celebrate our second wedding anniversary. We had married in Rosleague and had such a wonderful experience that we wanted... more

We've just returned from a 2 week vacation in Ireland, mostly staying with cousins in their homes. We had the opportunity to travel to various parts of the country with our cousins, and happened upon Rosleague Manor Hotel rather serendipitiously. What a lovely hotel, the ambience is simply charming. We arrived on a Sunday night, without reservations and were given... more