Dunbrody Country House Hotel

This old house is situated in a beautiful relaxing atmosphere with beautiful gardens. The food was nice. I had informed them by email that I was dairy free. I got butter on the vegetables at dinner and got mushrooms cooked in butter for breakfast The person serving breakfast was not very bothered. Bad mistake by top class chef. At this standard & high cost this should not happen. I complained on checking out but very little made of it. Must be a common complaint

Stayed there with a friend on a Thursday. I had a voucher from my children and booked the quickie package. Dinner was really good and our room was lovely. Unfortunately I knocked two stars off the review because of the very poor breakfast. The fruit in the compote was freezing cold. It tasted like frozen fruit that hadn't been properly defrosted. The omelette was overcooked and very dry. The choice was also extremely disappointing - I would expect a decent buffet in a 4 star hotel not a stipulation that you can only have one selection from a continental menu. I have stayed in less expensive places and had far superior food and choice. The bill was almost 700 euro and my friend was told she'd have to pay extra for an americano as it "wasn't in the package" which seems a bit stingy, she didn't ask for a latte or an irish coffee. She asked because the pot of coffee that came was overbrewed and very bitter. It's a pity that the breakfast let the experience down badly because it is a lovely place

We had a fantastic stay at Dunbrody Country House in Wexford. The peaceful gardens made for a perfect escape, and our bedroom was truly luxurious! Spacious, elegant, and comfortable. Dinner at the Harvest Restaurant was a highlight. Fine dining at its best, with every dish beautifully prepared and full of flavor. We were pleasantly surprised by how good the cocktails were, easily on par with top cocktail bars. The service throughout our stay was excellent, attentive without being intrusive. It’s also an ideal base for exploring the Hook Peninsula and Dunmore East, just a short trip across the ferry. Highly recommended!

We booked last year for a friends annual weekend away, booking a self catering ( what we thought ) cottage We were put in a timber shed beside the septic treatment and staff works area down a dark lane with no lighting It was extremely disappointing as we always look forward to our few days away and book for the next year during the weekend The accommodation was shocking to all of us If you are booking make sure you are not being put in the “cozy cabin” as it is anything but We were scared staying there particularly after someone was peeping in through the window at 12.30 the first night We presume what we were staying in was accommodation for staff when required and they maybe there was an overbooking so we ended up getting dumped out there Very poor experience all round

We stayed in the Steward’s Lodge at Dunbrody House for two nights and absolutely loved it and will definitely be coming back. It’s a quaint little cottage and feels like you are staying at the home of a loving grandmother. The food at the hotel is really good, especially dinner, however the breakfast menu is very limited. You wouldn’t see much in the way of fresh produce on the breakfast menu, but the dinners were lovely. There’s a pub onsite where you can get a rustic bowl of chowder and bring it back to the lodge which we did. We did the Puffin Magic package which included tickets on the ferry to see the puffins and a picnic basket with sandwiches and scones. It was the highlight of the trip. I would say that the place could use a bit more in the way of “personal touches” - we have stayed at other places in Ireland where you would get a pot of tea and slice of cake while checking in, or find a dessert or something similar in your room, etc. Harry, the manager, was very attentive and helpful though. I think it’s a really sweet little place in a very sunny and coastal part of Ireland and we will definitely be back