Rosleague Manor Hotel

Great spot, good breakfast and great evening meal. If you can stretch to a suite do, gives loads of space and wonderful views.

Another lovely visit. This is one of our favourite places to escape to when in Ireland. The location is beautiful and never tire of the view and gardens. Food and service for both dinner and breakfast were excellent. The food is delicious as always with dishes such as the langoustines and lamb. Fresh local produce at its best. Drinks in the bar are a must as it's lovely to sit and take in your surroundings The bedroom was beautiful as always, but we always have the same room, which is comfortable and well-appointed . Thank you again, Mark and team, for a lovely stay. It was lovely to see Anne at breakfast after all these years. Plus, being greeted in the morning by one of four-legged team members.

Starting the second week of our tour of Ireland had us staying two nights at Rosleague Manor. I have to say it’s top notch. Yes it’s a slightly dated room but that’s part of the attraction. The food at dinner was excellent and I challenge anyone to find a better breakfast service; it was superb. If you stay here you will not be disappointed.

After a very short break in Rosleague manor hotel, must say it was memorable, entering the drive we knew it was going to be a little gem, trees, shrubs and scenery. It did not disappoint, food, drink, accommodation, staff, all excellent. We will return, Chris and Una

This is a review of Mark, the hotel owner, rather than of a stay at the hotel. I believe it is relevant so please read on. My partner and I, while driving around on a very wet day yesterday, ended up stuck in a roadside ditch near Rosleague Manor. In search of help I met Mark who was on a cherry picker pruning some large trees on the hotel avenue. He immediately dropped tools, making very light of the interruption, and came along to examine the situation. The extraction of the car from the ditch took over an hour and necessitated an amount of experimentation. Mark was extremely helpful and very kind, inter alia lying flat on his front in the muck to examine the problem lest the car be damaged. He was understanding and patient in dealing with my nervousness, expert at the task and willing to try three times before we had success. We learned only by accident that he owned the hotel. It seems to me that the characteristics displayed by Mark would guarantee that one would be in very good hands in his hotel and we look forward to patronising it on our next trip to Connemara. ‘Ar scáth a chéile a mhaireann na daoine’ is an old Irish saying to indicate that people depend on each other’; in other words, vaunting the importance of community and kindness. Mark exemplified this and transformed a stressful experience into a pleasant story of how nice people are in the west of Ireland.

We were on a driving tour of Ireland with friends and stayed for two nights so we could enjoy drives around Connemara. The Rosleague Manor occupies a beautiful position overlooking a lake. We had a large comfortable room with views across the lake. There was a good size bathroom and our only real criticism of this hotel were the tiny bath towels! We ate both nights in the restaurant where we had excellent food and very friendly attentive service. Breakfast was excellent with freshly cooked and very tasty hot food as well as an extensive buffet. Overall on our 15 day tour of Ireland this was the best hotel we stayed in.