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My two dogs, Maggie and Gus, stayed for 4 nights at Loughanmore Court over Christmas and I cannot recommend it enough. Samantha constantly sent video updates of their vacation and finished it off with an amazing pup report. The facilities, service and care were all exceptional and it’s a wonder they came home at all. Gold star boarding, I want to stay myself
Lovely stay at the Cottage, well finished property and every extra is considered by the host. Set on the most wonderful grounds and privacy is exceptional.
Would recommend and will stay again.
Stayed in the Beach House over the bank holiday weekend in Feb. Very private and secluded with the most amazing views. The Beach House was spotless and had everything you would need for the night. The next day we walked around the grounds pet the horses, highly recommend
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