Ouvane Falls

Highly Recommended A fantastic hotel in a stunning location with great breakfast and a warm and friendly staff

Bnb with waterviews Bnb with lovely waterviews. Comfy beds. Good breakfast. Shower was tepid at best. Heater was difficult to work, kept turning off. It was an unusually cold night so would have liked a bit better heat. Nice staff.

Great food great staff This place is older but the people and staff are amazing. The pub food is a few things but absolutely delicious. I recommend this place. Would stay again.

Room was clean, large with a beautiful view. The bed was uncomfortable and the shower did not work.

The hotel needs renovating but it wouldn’t take much to get it back to glory . Our room was lovely with a huge window overlooking a really pretty lawn onto the River. The restaurant wasn’t operating but the bar staff really accommodating for us to bring take away to it . The breakfast , included , was great and the breakfast chef lovely .Glengarriff is a much better option for cute pubs and cafes but Ouvane Falls was very cheap so I’d recommend for a different experience .

Not enough room to say it sorely needs updating There was a huge crowd (a wedding) and a VERY noisy singer so we couldn’t be heard when trying to book in. No pre-printed checkin-in form, they wrote down questions on a piece of paper. Not a good start “We might be able to do food” was the reply when asked about the restaurant. The wedding obviously had the food and a shrug of the shoulders was all we got when we said it advertised as a restaurant. We went round the corner for a lovely meal. If they can’t provide food then don’t book rooms out assuming people don’t want food Nowhere for toiletries as there was no shelf in the bathroom (a small tray on top of the toilet) Carpets up the stairs and in the room badly needed extra cleaning or replacing The wardrobe was missing a door or it wasn’t designed for a door Wi-fi didn't work properly. You connect in the room (Topfloor) but in the dining room there was no connection, even though “Dining” network was available The open window had a huge cobweb Window area had bare plaster where paint had flaked off. A small pillow (singular) was paper thin and nowhere near white The postcard size “towel” for the shower was best used for standing on Nowhere to hang clothes in the bathroom so you leave them on the floor outside No curtains on the window so people on the public terrace see straight into the room Bathroom door really creaked like mad, great when you wake your wife at night Double socket was almost down to the level of the worktop so we couldn’t plug a hair dryer