Customer reviews

Cahir House Hotel was lovely and the people at the reception were very friendly and helpful. I think there should be some info about the history of the building, I only learned from the castle and swiss cottage tours that it used to be the home of the Butlers!

Our stay here was lovely. Everyone was genuinely caring and helpful. We wanted to say a special thank-you to Violetta for taking such good care of us! Highly recommend!

Great place to stay, eat and drink. Room was comfortable was an amazing view of Cahir Castle. Spent the evening sitting at the bar talking with staff and other guests later than planned due to the great conversations. Special mention for Maurice and our Polish bar staff. Great breakfast and surprisingly good parking options for those driving Highly recommend

We stayed here on our driving trip around Ireland - great location, close to the castle & short drive to Rock of Cashel- room was very good & so was breakfast - very nice dinner & lovely bar staff - would definitely recommend the service.

We arrived quite late for a one night stay. The receptionist was so welcoming and helpful. She recommended and ordered food for us so we were able to eat before the bar closed, for which we were very grateful! She also recommended places to go in the local area and beyond! The room was lovely and the bed was so comfortable! Great breakfast options including the full Irish and poached eggs and avocado on sour dough which was the -best I’ve had! Home made brown bread, fruit salad and a choice of cereals and breakfast pastries etc. Couldn’t recommend highly enough and will definitely be returning!

We had a very satisfactory one night stay en route to the West of Ireland. The rooms (2 for 3 of us) were very comfortable, nice bathrooms, lovely staff. We ate in the bar at night. Great meal and super breakfast next morning.

We stayed 3 nights and loved every minute. Catherine at the front desk is a true gem! Every individual we encountered was friendly, polite, and efficient! Our room was spotless; the food in the restaurant was delicious, and the hotel is in walking distance to Cahir Castle!

Stayed for 2 nights in room in room 102. Room was lovely and spacious and loved the room decor. Breakfast was delicious and staff very helpful. Ate in the bar the 2 nights and atmosphere, food and staff were top class. Will deffo be back to stay again.

Friendly welcome & comfortable stay.

Fantastic stay as always at Cahir house, we're part of the Costigan clan and always have a great time..

Reception staff were very helpful

Ultra clean bathroom and bedroom but above air vent so a bit noisy but had earplugs. Staff helpful and pleasant . Breakfast good bar the ‘see through’ coffee, but only minor detail. Cahir well worth visiting with its fab castle and walks.

I always enjoy my stays at Cahir House Hotel. The location is wonderful, very close to Cahir Castle and the Swiss Cottage walk. The rooms are comfortable, and most importantly the staff are amazing, so friendly and accommodating. I love the option of dinner and breakfast, very reasonably priced food, delicious meals and gluten free options which are necessary for us. Highly recommend staying here.

Great location in town square with free parking, room was nice and lovely modern bathroom . Staff were friendly and efficient . Breakfast was delicious and bar food was excellent . Overall good value for money

Great staff in the hotel and bar....wonderful folks

Cahir House was a shot in the dark for us. We were heading to the ferry in Rosslare and wanted to play a game of golf. We were happy to find out the legacy of the house, one of the homes of the Butler family. It is a refined cornerstone to the swirl of traffic that marks the historical crossroads of the town. We were will well served by the staff, knowledgeable and conversant, anticipating questions about where to park the car, for instance. The bar/pub was particularly good. The food varied from the traditional meat and potatoes, arranged on a mound of mashed potatoes and finished with pea shoots (i like the taste of pea shoots to counter the heaviness of meat), to more contemporary fare, crunchy spring rolls, a dish with prawns. We ate out in the garden twice. The weather was exceptionally warm and the garden was vital, but noticed that for that reason it was not likely so common for people to eat outdoors. It was more a place for beer and conversation. We enjoyed and preferred to be inserted into a real town. Lava, the neighbor, had a better format for eating outdoors. It was apples and oranges and for that reason, it was nice to feel that they were neighbors. At the sandwich shop a grandmother said the town was thinking about making the crossroads a plaza without vehicular traffic. We can see its merits. Hard as it was to the cross without getting run over, denying traffic would deprive the town of the thousands of eyes that admire the form of Cahir: Castle, River, Manor, Town. Your new American fans, Fr. Andrew O’Connor and his brother Peter O’Connor.

Old time hotel that's well kept. Town centre location with food and pubs locally so not a bad place to stay.

We really enjoyed our stay at Cahir House Hotel. The room and food were first class and we cannot wait to return

Very clean and modern rooms in a very historic building. Great staff, friendly residents' bar and right in the heart of Cahir, close to the Castle and walking track to the Swiss Cottage. I really enjoyed my stay in Cahir and this was a very comfortable room to stay in. Highly recommended!

Friendly warm atmosphere throughout Breakfast exceptional I.e. cooked fresh which is rare in most hotels Really enjoyed my stay in your hotel and would definitely book again when in the area