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SO_PHILLY Aug 1st, 2006 07:11 AM

FEEDBACK ON THE FOLLOWING ACCOMMODATIONS.
 
We will be in Ireland from October 3rd to 19th. Need peoples feedback on the following places that we have booked. ALso need places to stay in Ballyhannon and Letterkenny. Here goes our picks????

Laragh Guest House, Kilkinney, one night
Sea Breeze, Kinsale, two nights
Bunratty Villa, one night
Ocean Crest House, Saltehell, Galway, 3 nights
Belfast stay with friends two nights
Holiday Inn, Dublin 3 nights
Plese help me out!
Thanks

cailin Aug 1st, 2006 07:14 AM

Is the Holiday Inn in Dublin the one on Pearse Street? It's not really in a great location.

cavan97 Aug 1st, 2006 06:21 PM

I was very disappointed with my stay at Ocean Crest a few years back. Although it is in a great location it has many drawbacks......... no owner is on premises...kitchen is, strangely enough, located on the second floor along with the bedrooms. Gals arrive in the early a.m. to prepare the breakfast and the rattling of dishes and pots awakens all the guests in adjoining rooms. Only two of the rooms have any kind of a view..all others look out onto a back alley. the bathroom doors are not full height and end about five feet up providing no privacy.
This all sounds very odd I know but Ocean Crest is very odd in many ways. Galway has many wonderful B&Bs. Search these boards for some great recommendations!
Jean

lenox236 Aug 1st, 2006 07:10 PM

I THINK YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK OUT THE CAPSLOCK HOTEL. IT SEEMS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS.

ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE WOULD BE THE SHOUTALOUT INN.

brandie346 Aug 1st, 2006 07:15 PM

Yes, that's helping...

SiobhanP Aug 2nd, 2006 01:36 AM

The holiday inn is fine in the day just take a taxi back at night if its past 9pm. What price are you paying?

SO_PHILLY Aug 2nd, 2006 10:21 AM

Thank you all for your help!

But one thing...lenox236 what do you mean by your message? I'm new at this, did I do something wrong?

IrishEyes Aug 2nd, 2006 05:04 PM

SO_PHILLY,

Using all capital letters is not polite on the forum. It is considered the online equivalent of shouting. That is what lenox236 was complaining about. I tend to disregard things like that because (as you just mentioned) you are new here. Not everyone knows the rules right off the bat.

Laragh House is very nice. I prefer Bunratty Lodge in Bunratty.

neejas Aug 2nd, 2006 06:34 PM

The Holiday Inn off Pierce St. in Dublin is where we stayed when we arrived on our past trips. We love going across the street to Widow Scalions Pub. Never had any problems or trouble at that location as far as crime day or night.

rex Aug 2nd, 2006 08:50 PM

Equally important (since you are a newcomer), is to mention the destination(s)... in the <b>message header</b> of your posting.

See http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34832802

Best wishes,

Rex


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