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"Clean , friendly staff "

"The hotel was lovely. Dinner was delicious. The bread used for the sandwich trays on Saturday and Sunday was dry. "

"Staff was friendly. Hotel smelled a little strange and musky. The carpet seemed quite worn. Room was clean however bathroom was very small and inconvenient to use with family. Bed was a little uncomfortable. Pool was clean and did not have a strong chlorine smell. The free breakfast was okay but very limited. Wifi was good"

"The only feedback for improvement I would have is to include some sort of meat protein for breakfast (bacon, sausages, etc). Other than that, the property was lovely, well kept, and overall a great place to stay."

"Check-in was a breeze thanks to Tyler—our one-bedroom unit, with a kitchen that faced the water and was very comfortable. We've stayed at Tigh na Mara before, it is a beautiful hotel with cabins, pool, hot tub and workout area. The number of trees surrounding the site makes you feel like you are really in nature with the comforts of home."

"Good"

"Ground floor room right on the pathway for others to walk by very close to the room, not as private as I expected. Ocean view was nice. The room showed wear, missing sink stopper. As a condo, we expected a little more in the way of amenities, for example, strange that there were no dishes or cutlery for meals. Just a little under standard. Check in staff were very nice ."

"I liked the fully equipped 1 bedroom Condo I was assigned on the 2nd floor but trying to find my parking spot was difficult as the parking spot numbers were very faded out and definitely now clear to see at the time I arrived! I finally drove around the parking area 3 times to figure out the parking for the Condi I was in. Also had a fuse blow due to the fact I had turned on the wonderful fireplace to get warm and then went to heat my dinner in the microwave and blew the fuse! I attempted to reset the breaker and it would not reset so called the after hours number and spoke to a lady who first asked me if the whole resort had lost power? "