Seaview House Hotel

We had a fantastic evening dinner at Seaview in late may. Food was lovely but what makes Seaview special is the service. Thanks Ronan and team - we always feel so welcome when we visit. Special thanks to Lydia and Jane who always go beyond in making our visits enjoyable

99% faultless. Everything was brilliant, especially the food. Our only minor issue was no kettle the first night. The rooms don’t have them, but they are available on request subject to availability. Having said that, we had a flask with us and they filled this a few times for us foc and provided tea, coffee etc. the second night we got a kettle. For me not to find faults is very rare, so the owners here must be doing something right! The choice of breakfast is amazing. All staff are very accommodating, especially the lady in charge of the restaurant. The bed was so comfy we actually slept later than normal. We would have no hesitation in staying here again. Thanks for the care and service you gave us.

It was very enjoyable lovely olde world hotel only issue my husband struggled with stairs as no lift. other than that very nice hotel and staff very good

Very dog friendly - we were given a large bedroom with direct access to the garden. Rather dated decor but spotlessly clean and comfortable bed. Excellent breakfast. Supper was less good - overcooked fish. Friendly and efficient service.

Dated, shabby and trip back to the 70s. Tatty furniture, hard beds, dated wall paper and carpets, broken locks on room windows and a heavy key fob to rooms - no electronic cards . The smell of damp in the room adjoining the restaurant wasn't pleasant. Also no bar till 5pm totally ridiculous after a long drive. Jacuzzi out of action even though the hotel was full, the answer need to keep it lit aka it's a wood burning so they didn't have it lit! Reception area dated and receptionist rude and not very welcoming. Dinner food just about edible and breakfast was completely burnt. Try the Eccles Hotel down the road about 15 minutes drive, superior value and incredible for old world charm hotel with new furnishings.

Great hotel with extremely friendly staff. Breakfast is a real highlight and the location is lovely with nice views down the garden to the sea. Great place to relax - lots of lovely lounges to sit and unwind.

My husband and I and our two children and our Tricolour Border Collie stayed here in July..We had two suites on the ground floor both of which had French Doors out to the garden.We had the King Pet Suite and my children (older teens) had the suite next door..We had an amazing stay and were made to feel very welcome and so was our beloved pooch Dipper..I’ve never used a pet friendly hotel before so this was over and above what we were expecting..The staff were all so lovely and chatty and really made us feel relaxed especially with having our dog..The accommodation was superb..I’m a huge fan of country houses , antiquated homes etc so this hotel really fitted the bill..The grounds are really lovely and it’s only a few miles to beautiful Bantry, Glengarrif and lots to do in both, There is a fabulous walk there which is great if your outdoor people like us..The food here is absolutely fantastic and I recommend you eat at the restaurant on your stay as it really was that good..There is a lovely bar here and also a spa on the grounds..We had the only 2 rooms in that part of the hotel which was brilliant for us being able to go from one to the other with Dipper without bothering anyone..I highly recommend staying here if your in the area and are looking for old worldly charm and good food ,especially if you ,like me don’t want to leave your pet..We will be returning hopefully this winter as can’t wait to see the place at Christmas ...Thanks to everyone there for a wonderful stay😀

Sadly we were there for the funeral of Colin O Daly. You were simply wonderful thank you. Catherine