Round Tower Hotel

Hotel has good parking and adjacent to Ardmore Village. Room we had was really small- like a cell, had to shuffle rounf one side of the small double bed. but clean- bathroom really tiny. Breakfast was good - when it eventually arrived after a long waits. Dinner one night was sort of sad- cauliflower 3 ways - 2 parts were fine, the third was burnt to a crisp and could not eat it. Chef left cauli under the grill or in the over too long. It was black. Service was really slow. There is a very auster atmospher throughout this hotel- no colour in planting externally or colour internally at all. All very functional. Bar area was dismal- we werent encouraged to sit there. Looked miserable. In general young staff put on a friendly face but, but despite the fact we were residents they were`nt too bothered. Owner seemed not bothered about guests - just chatting to his local pals in the bar. Had to bring up our own bags- I have mobility issues and stairs were really steep. It was a convent in the past - still has that feeling - grim! No lift . I could not recommend this hotel .

Didn't stay over in this lovely hotel only had an evening meal. The service wasn't great. The fish main lacked fish, the overcooked batter was very very crunchy. Not a great main course.

We had the pleasure of staying at this traditional style hotel and had a lovely stay. Our room was newly decorated with a very comfy bed and had all you would need for a hotel stay. The bathroom was clean and modern. We didn’t eat there during our stay but we did make good use of the fab bar which had a great atmosphere. Aidan, our host was very friend and hospitable. We will be back, thanks Aidan.