Name: Castle Hotel
Address: Main St, Sleveen East, Macroom, Co. Cork, Ireland, Macroom, Macroom, Macroom, P12 X293, Ireland
Rating: 10

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This is an old building steeped in history. The room was smallish but contained everything needed. A nice touch were the bedside charging stations which totally solved the usual hunt under the bed for an extra socket or one within reach of the bed so common in hotels.
It is B&B only . Their breakfast is however superb and caters to all tastes.
Dinner can be had at the nearby Mary Anne pub

Would stay here again in a heartbeat

The 90 acres of grounds are great for exploring and private harbour side walks

Wi-Fi is excellent

Stunning location, views, breakfast

This hidden gem is a wonderful castle to spend a night or two.  Secluded, quiet with beautiful scenery.  Just a short walk for dinner at the top of the hill.  Would be a wonderful get away for couples.  Breakfast was very nice with a couple of different options.  Gardens that you can walk through on a nice day.

Lovely castle visit

Stayed three nights in the Archbishop’s room.  Amazing view from 3 windows!    Breakfast is lovely, very relaxed, great choice and excellent service.   Nice to be waited on instead of self service.   Very interesting interior and great place to switch off and relax.    
Ate at Mary Ann’s every night which is two minutes walk and has fantastic choice… very large portions.
Day out to Baltimore and sea safari was worth trip, also Kinsale.
Will book again soon

Excellent stay again

This place is just amazing: a real castle with a gorgeous view over the bay and surrounded by nature. The room was very very clean and comfortable and the breakfast (with vegetarian and vegan options) was delicious. Both Sharon and the girl who served us breakfast were really nice. It was a pleasure to spend the night in this beautiful castle!

Kind of magic!

Sharon  does a fantastic job with this castle hotel..we have stayed before covid times and could not wait to go back. Unfortunately the cafe has been closed so its just bed and breakfast. Brilliant place to stay if you seek quiet and tranquility..the view from our 'army' room with its own little balcony was amazing...breakfast was lovely and the lady serving has been there for a few years..I think her name was Veronica but I may be wrong. The room had a bottle of water..tissues and good quality soap and shampoo dispensers. The bed was very comfy.

A real treat

We stayed in the three self catering cottages run by the Castle. Annie’s, Churchill and Mews. All three cottages were superbly equipped for family holidays. Stunning countryside, lovely beaches close by, safe harbours for sailing and water sports, abundant sea fishing, whale watching, kayaking opportunities. West Cork is a paradise in the summer months and a peaceful retreat during the winter.

Everything you could wish for in a holiday cottage.

Wonderful stay in room with magnificent views over water. Great breakfast and Mary Ann's pub up the road provides excellent meals. Friendly village with lots of history. Worth the trip to a remote location.

Fantastic views

what a location. really off the beaten track but worth it. stunning property in beautiful location. bedrooms are a mix of old and modern (everything works). nice breakfasts and lovely grounds to wander or relax in. we stayed in the Studio suite

lovely relaxing stay

Stayed for one night and have re booked for August.   Perfect place for a relaxing stay.  Views are amazing, staff so nice and helpful, breakfast perfect.   Ate at Mary Ann’s which was excellent.  We stayed in the Studio which had great views and perfectly placed chairs.

Very happy to have found this lovely place

The Castle is quite something. Perfectly located overlooking a tranquil bay. Ancient, handsome (It's in the genes) Townshend ancestors gaze down from the walls. Bedrooms have all the comforts the modern traveller could ever need, from fluffy towels and high thread-count cottons to Voya seaweed smellies and Farrow and Ball colour schemes.
You won't go hungry at the Castle. Breakfast rivals any five-star establishment, with baskets of warmed Viennoiserie, fresh fruit salad and a range of hot options cooked to order. Even vegan black pudding and sausage make an appearance - for those who are that way inclined. The well-trained and extremely friendly family dog, Lassie, waits at the door for a fuss when breakfasting is complete.
Sharon and Veronica, both equally agreeable humans, do a fabulous job of making everyone feel welcome in what remains one of Ireland's most historic family homes. The honesty bar is just waiting to be raided, and with bottles of wine at just €20, it's far better value than you might expect.
As for Castletownshend, the village is an absolute must-see. The main street is lined with rambling piles that put their counterparts in the countryside in the shade. The residents are an eclectic bunch who love to bend your ear with tales of Castletownshend capers, past and present. Celebrated authors Somerville and Ross famously hailed from the vicinity and are buried alongside each other in the local graveyard, but thankfully eccentricity is alive and well in this corner of West Cork. You might be lucky enough to be invited in for a drink by one of the residents in this town of some 146-or-so very fortunate souls. If not, Mary Ann's is the place for a drink, dinner and friendly chat. 
Otherworldly is the word I would choose to describe Castletownshend. The Castle is the only place to stay if you want to experience this unique and delightful Irish village for yourself.

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