Four Seasons Hotel & Leisure Club

Lovely family suite , good swimming pool and facilities . However we all felt food was very poor quality and overpriced. Breakfast in particular was very disappointing . Poor selection of cereals - muesli like sawdust . Cooked breakfast - bacon v dry and overcooked - toast was inedible - and overall tasteless . No atmosphere in bar at all

This was my first time to stay at the Four Seasons and it will be my new "usual" spot when travelling with work. My room was nice, the food was usual hotel food but the friendliness of the staff was a welcome surprise. Its a handy location on the outskirts of the town with plenty of parking.

The Four Seasons had a beautiful restaurant and bar with breakfast included. The staff were friendly and helpful. The leisure club was much better than a standard hotel gym and pool, with a larger pool, sauna, steam room and more equipment. This hotel is clearly a landmark in the community with many restaurant go-ers and local events happening. The greenway walking trail to downtown was only a short walk away.

Lovely hotel, bed was very comfortable. We had a great sleep on both nights and the room was warm. Everywhere we went was spotlessly clean. Very close to Monaghan town, walking distance but you really don't need to leave because everything you need is right there.

Rooms were lovely and modern. Quiet hotel due to being January. Reception staff was very welcoming and friendly. Food and service was very good and plenty of options! Bar staff very attentive and plenty of drinks options. Cocktails were lovely also! Only thing negative was the steam room and Jacuzzi were out of order during the stay

It's not often that I want to rate a place zero stars, but this was 100% one of those instances. My partner, her three children, and I all went to the Four Seasons to grab some food, charge some devices (tablets and phones), and use their internet. This was all following Storm Éowyn. To clarify, my partner's children would all be neurospicy like her and myself (she's Autistic and I've got cPTSD and ADHD). Her eldest son is Autistic and would be slightly more profound than the rest of us. I initially had a poor interaction with a girl in the restaurant. She was incredibly rude for no reason. Following that, I approached the reception to give feedback on their staff and politely complain. Before I could even explain anything, an overbearing voice from beside me started asserting that the hotel staff were all doing their best etc. I explained that none of that was really what was in question. I wanted to tell them that I'd had a very rude experience. This offensive gentleman got right up in my face in an extremely threatening manner. I was extremely surprised to discover the gentleman was non other than Frank McKenna, MD of the hotel. His completely casual attire and overall manner, should have given a clear indicator of the unprofessional approach I would experience. What resulted was an initial exchange between Fank and I, followed by an exchange between Frank and my partner. The contents of which were Frank detailing how Autistic children should be put in care and he would ring Tulsa about her child. Where someone gets off saying that to a parent is beyond me.