What a brilliant little guest house. We were staying in town for a wedding and the location was ideal. The staff could not have been more helpful and friendly. We really enjoyed breakfast both mornings - plenty of options to suit all. The room had a very comfortable bed and a good size! I was also impressed with the windows as they shut out all noise! Although the shower looked a bit tired it was super!

The rooms were warm and not having air-con made it feel very stuffy. Some of the decor was a bit tired but none of this would put me off staying again if we are ever back in the town.

Everything was great. Beautiful historic property in the middle of downtown Roscommon. Junior suite was spacious, and the bed was super comfy. Restaurant provided an excellent selection of menu breakfast options...not the typical Continental Buffet you see at other hotels. Dinner menu was very good as well. Dog friendly! Walking distance to Roscommon Castle and the Abbey Ruins. A scenic 25 min drive to the Irish National Famine Museum and Strokestown Park.

Roscommon itself does not have that many evening dine-in food options. The restaurant in the Gleeson is great (and popular). The restaurant next door, Regan's Gastro Pub, is also great (two doors down). Aside from that there appeared to be few options unless you want Italian or a myriad of take-aways.

Fantastic hotel. Not many dog friendly establishments around but our two dogs were made welcome from the start. Understandably the dogs not allowed in restraunt but a lovely area at reception where you can have food and a few drinks with the dogs beside you. Alternatively you can sit out the front on the benches with the umbrella's watching the world go bye Staff very friendly and attentive and the food was amazing. The room was spacious and bed very comfortable leading to a good night's sleep.

Bar and reception closed at 8. Would have been nice to sit out in the evening we with the dogs having a beer

Lovely clean room, very friendly, helpful staff, very friendly and homely feeling

The weather was very warm on arrival so we opened the window wide but the room was still very warm. We were above a kitchen area and night staff were loud. This resulted in a poor night's sleep. We requested a fan for the following night and this was happily accommodated . With fan and window shut a very comfortable night. I would question why were given a room above where people would be working at night, as the guest house was clearly quite empty of overnight guests.

The room was large, quiet, and clean. The bed was very comfortable and we slept extremely well. The bathroom is old-fashioned, but the shower worked very well. Breakfast was the best of our 16-day holiday in England and Ireland. The biggest asset is the lovely staff, especially Nanu, Clare, and Ben. The homemade cakes in the cafe are divine, especially the lemon drizzle cake. Free secure parking is a huge bonus. I was ill before my arrival, and the hotel was exceptionally helpful in changing the dates of our stay.

I hate shower curtains!

Gleeson’s is well located on Main Street for all the shops and facilities in the town. The restaurant is popular and always welcoming. The rooms are comfortable with all the things which you would expect. The breakfasts are cooked to order which is not always done in larger hotels. It is a family business, and has stood thetest of time, having been there for a good many years now.

For a stay of 3 nights we found the bedroom a bit smaller than we would like with larger pieces of luggage. Our room was over the function room so we had unexoected entertainment on Saturday night, which was not too disturbing but we could hear all the songs clearly from below..On busy evenings we couldn’t easily find somewhere to park because many of the spaces were designated for electric car charging even though not cars were parked there. But these aren’t major complaints and we are very likely to return there to stay.

The location is perfect - right in the center of town and easy walking to cafes and shops. We ate our dinner meal in the restaurant. The meal was good but the bread seemed a little stale. All the staff were very friendly and welcoming. The reception staff were really wonderful. Breakfast was very good - good portion sizes and tasty.

We weren't able to have a hot shower. No matter what we tried with the tap mixer, we couldn't get the water any hotter than lukewarm.

The staff are the absolute stand out at this place. The townsfolk generally were all exceptionally welcoming but we found the staff went above and beyond to make us feel at home. The food (breakfast and dinner) was varied and suited all tastes and was really good value given the current economic climate. The rooms are a bit dated but even that made them more homely, the place was very clean and tidy and rooms were serviced daily. The restaurant was often very busy and frequented by locals which is always a good sign.

It doesn't dress itself up as something it is not, the lack of a bar licence beyond the restaurant opening hours is the only negative but honestly there are so many places to go for a drink in the evening this wasn't really an issue for us.

The property has a beautiful finish and lovely decor and the food was lovely and it had a great energy.

We couldn’t check in early as we were at a recording session and when we got into our room the stink of cigarette smoke was very overwhelming we saw butts from cigarettes outside the window. We were given a reduction of 14 euro by the property because we booked through this app they said there were limits but as I have asthma I had to sleep all night with the window open. I wasn’t sure if it was a guest or a staff member did this staff we were told staff didn’t notice it and then that staff had the windows open ages while cleaning the room so I’m not sure what to say except it was very overbearing and unfair after a long day working to sleep in a small room with that especially as an asthmatic I needed my medication to cope. We propped the window open all night.

Everything, especially the friendliness of the staff, special mention for Pauline, the restaurant manager, who once she found out I was looking for my mother birth place. Pauline phoned a lady called Eilish Feeley, who is a genealogist, and helped me to find out a lot about my Irish ancestors. I strongly recommend this lady if you need to find your past. The food was lovely, and the breakfast was outstanding. Would definitely stay here again. First time to the town of rosscommon, but it definitely won't be the last, a beautiful little town with a lot of history. Loads to see, i.e., the Abby, the castle plus plenty more...

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