The Mill Park Hotel is a luxurious 4-star hotel located a mere 10 minutes' walk from historic Donegal Town. Offering free WiFi, a swimming pool, a restaurant and ample free parking.
john
United States of America
Room comfortable and clean. Hotel busy due to being a wedding venue.
Breakffast good
This luxury hotel has a magical location in the middle of the Bluestack Mountains, on the edge of Lough Eske. It is 3.5 miles from Donegal town and has gourmet food and a romantic atmosphere.
Located on the main square of the beautiful coastal town of Donegal, the 3-star Abbey Hotel is located right next to Donegal Castle.
Anne
United States of America
This is an older hotel and I loved the ambience. There was live music at the bar and the rooms were great. The view out of the window was very lovely.
The hotel is in the heart of the city and made walking around really nice. Donegal is quite a charming town!
Located in Donegal and with Donegal Golf Club reachable within 8.1 miles, O'Donnell's Of Donegal provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Frank
Ireland
The Restaurant on site whch was part of the bar and did not do breakfast but lunch and dinner was good.
Bridge Inn Studio Apartments in Donegal provides accommodations with a garden and a bar. This beachfront property offers access to free Wifi and free private parking.
On average, 3-star hotels in Donegal cost $162 per night, and 4-star hotels in Donegal are $290 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Donegal can be found for $439 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $183 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Donegal for tonight. You'll pay around $315 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Donegal will cost around $516, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
I know the area pretty well there’s a lot of changes since...
I know the area pretty well there’s a lot of changes since my last time all good.Only downside is Narin and Portnoo golf very expensive 250euro for a visitor don’t expect them to get many .Other courses in the area better visitor fees.
John
Scored 10
10
Need to make contact with some local business eg travel...
Need to make contact with some local business eg travel Tourist accommodation ... to really understand and enjoy Donegal
Use Trip Adviser
Read info in travel Guides
Contact O'Donnell Clan Association for help with local and ancient history ,sites castles and family
John
New Zealand
Scored 8.0
8.0
Tracey was a wonderful host.
Tracey was a wonderful host. So helpfully with information to help try and trace my family she went above her hosting. Pleasure to meet Patrick and Lauren and a visit from the sheep in the cottage well done guys withe the round up 4 escapee's Elaine would have loved a month there me I loved the quiet WONDERFUL THANK YOU BE GLAD TO COME BACK ROSE AND ALL
Colin Edward
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Donegal is a beautiful area, rugged and less crowded in...
Donegal is a beautiful area, rugged and less crowded in April. Would highly recommend this area, particularly to people who like walking/hiking opportunities. Slieve League is a must and Glenveagh castle and gardens, which are open, are charming. Other attractions in the area are worth a visit.
Merran
Scored 10
10
Amazing little town, nestled in the mountains on the banks...
Amazing little town, nestled in the mountains on the banks of a v fast flowing river. Staff were ever so helpful, nothing was a problem. It was a v pleasant surprise to have access to the swimming pool next door. The castle across the street is v interesting and free to enter. We loved energy thing about this hotel and the live traditional music at night made for a very relaxing stay. Definitely recommend a visit😁
Garry
Australia
Scored 10
10
Return stay to 19 Doran close, home from home, it has become...
Return stay to 19 Doran close, home from home, it has become, with fantastic host Jackie, highly recommend, cheap and cheerful, comfy beds, warm and cosy house ,, spotless clean, near everything, will be going back
The hotel is right in the main square and very accessible. It is busy, with excellent staff and facilities, we enjoyed the restaurant and the breakfast. Lift available. Our very comfortable room overlooked the square, so a tad noisy with the window open, but not a problem for us. We enjoyed the lively scene.
The area around Donegal town is interesting, beautiful and not too busy with tourists.
We'd happily stay again if we could.
Kate and Michael are very friendly and excellent hosts.
We were attending a family wedding and Kate supplied us with extras. Emergency pins.!!!!and even offered to drive us to the hotel..
The studio is compact and very tastifully decorated.
The area has fields and greenery on your doorstep which adds to the open space.
A Stones throw from the town.. we walked every day..
I would definitely come back..
Thank you both..
The hotel is so central, easy access to fabulous bars and restaurants. The staff were very caring, kind, polite. This made our first visit to Donegal so special, would highly recommend the Central and look forward to staying there on our next visit to Ireland
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