Property had good value at a low price for a last minute stay. Everything was fine overall, I liked the fact there was a private bathroom, coffee station and a TV in the room (as I know a lot of reviews mentioned a lack of TVS in the rooms)

There was quite a lot of hair in the bathroom and dust, which could’ve done with a thorough clean before guests arrived. The TV had no channels that would load, so had to spend a while setting up my own Netflix account to make use of. One of the bedside lamps didn’t work, but flickered on and off which could be seen as a hazard… and lastly upon messaging the host a couple of questions on the day of arrival, I didn’t, and still have not, got a response. The issue wasn’t large enough to start ringing phone numbers ect, but the query was in regards to the check in process to approve times…

The room we had was huge, loads of space. The beds were really comfortable, the shower was great. Everything was really clean. Really easy to find and check in was super easy as well. Decor of the room was quirky ans lovely. Didn't really use the shared kitchen or lounge but it all seemed handy if we might have needed it.

The only thing missing is parking spaces. Dundrum can be a busy wee village. We just parked on the street up a kerb which was fine. It was right beside it so not to far to carry bags etc but if we'd had to park further away it would have been a pain. Appreciate this cant be helped but just so people know.

The location is good, right in the middle of the town, and next to their very good restaurant Mourne Seafood Bar, where we had a great experience at dinner. If there is no free spot left where to park the car next to the hotel, there is a big and free parking spot not far from the place. The room was big enough, the bed was comfortable. We slept well, without hearing too many noises. It's also a good starting place for a walk along the beach or to the castle.

Dundrum is a fabulous village to stay in. Local restaurants are great - Mourne seafood has amazing quality and Dundrum Inn couldn't be more accommodating. Murlough is a beautiful place to visit - a golden beach with the Mournes in the background and the castle is beautiful.

More comfortable/flexible seating would be a bonus for the evenings for those booking out the whole property.

I stayed for three nights for a short relaxing break. The accommodation was superb and far exceeded my expectations. The beautiful room I was given was spotlessly clean and well-heated. There were tea and coffee-making facilities in the room and the shower was pristine. It had incredible views of Dundrum Bay and was near all local amenities. The staff were lightning fast to respond to any of my queries. This is a lovely, peaceful place to stay for any nature lover. The local town is very friendly and welcoming. This has honestly been one of the nicest breaks I have had in years. I would thoroughly recommend Rooms@Mourne. Thank you for such a lovely stay! -Roisin

I wouldn't change a thing!

Very central, clean comfortable, good facilities. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Check in a little Chaotic. Booking.com sent the wrong access numbers. Staff in restaurant had to help but obviously they had to sort own work in restaurant first. Maybe if an envelope with keys and instructions were left in restaurant just to be collected maybe a better system

Good location in the town near Dundrum Castle.. Lovely old Georgian house.Self check in, so don't meet staff really but can gain access when required. Parking fine. Communal kitchen and tv room great. Check out until 12 noon very handy. It's pet friendly, which is a super option for us and others.

Had to ask another guest for WiFi code. They said it was in the TV room. Convenient if it was easier to find, like in each bedroom.

Easy check-in process, staff were very responsive for when we needed anything, room was comfortable and wifi was great. The bed was so comfortable to sleep in. Location was a convenient drive to nearby Ballynahinch for coffee, and Newcastle for dinner and icecream. Eqsy drive to Belfast.

Things that could have made the stay more comfortable: hooks for towels (there was nowhere to hang our towel to dry, we had to improvise)and an armchair or two would have been nice when relaxing in the room (in addition to chair at desk). We stayed four nights, 1st was nice, 2nd there were other guests on our floor who we could hear word for word (it was evident they were just very loud, owners had a talk to them and then they were quiet (from 1:30am), and other nights we didn’t hear other guests who were staying on the same floor), and nights 3 and 4 were very pleasant.

Location was good for our short stay for the Irish Open. Very comfortable bed. Very clean. Scenery in this area is fabulous. Big plus was the Mourne Seafood restaurant next door - fabulous food.

This was bed only accommodation with access to kitchen/dining/living room. Standard was good if paying around €150 p/n for the room. I paid €300 per night which was way too much for this standard of accommodation.

We had two windows wide open with a glimpse of the sea, quiet at the back of the building. It was a last minute room booking after climbing Slieve Donard. Hot and sweaty from the mountain this was the perfect rest stop for a shower, relaxing night and sleep. We didn’t eat in the Mourne seafood bar (fully booked) but their excellent takeaway across the road was perfect after our day on the mountain, we didn’t want a big feed or to get dressed up. The shared kitchen was convenient! Spar next door has a very good range of groceries. It would be a good base for a few days exploring the area.