Tullaghan Hotels from ₹10,060

"I had stayed at the Clayton in Sligo a few times before (last time was in March of last year) and it maintains high standards in every aspect. I had dinner at the Bistro Bar and, besides the good food, the young waiter and waitress that were serving were so professional, attentive and caring. The food was also served quickly. Breakfast remains excellent with huge variety of choices. The hotel building is majestic and beautiful with plenty of parking and the rooms are bigger than the average hotel room. As I was working in the hospital, the Clayton's location is perfect, so this hotel ticked all boxes for me."

"The was breakfast was not hot and a bit dried up."

"It’s lovely hotel and very helpful staff, no main hotel parking but pay and display parking around canal and around town. Very quiet we really enjoy our stay."

"Breakfast was the best!! Very nice staff"

"The lodge is in an excellent location. Parking at lodge was great and free . 5 mins from town, restaurants and bar. The only downside was there was no shelving in room or bathroom to put anything on (clothing) or no place to put toiletries. As well did not provide suitcase rack m (s) so had to use chair to have suitcases open, as stated already no shelving to place things. Also no Kleenex provided. All of this is pretty basic and should not have to live out of a suitcase for three days. If one was just staying overnight, then it would be an ideal place."

"The location was so beautiful"

"The room is amazing!"

"My only complaint is we asked the bartender to make a simple gin martini and he said sure, and he had to go get somebody else to make it and it was absolutely terrible, I couldn’t even drink it."

"The room was fine but the air conditioning was really noisy. Breakfast was average. Im gluten intolerant and although gluten free bread was available there were no other pastries etc.. I asked a member of staff if the sausages were gluten free and she didn't know so I ended up not having them. These are small things but they matter"