Killaloe, Co. Clare, Lough Derg Holiday Centre Review

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sharondarcy's Review of Killaloe, Co. Clare, Lough Derg Holiday Centre

8th May 2005

Overall Rating

4.5 stars
  • Value for money
    4.5 stars
Good Points

The self catering houses are so well equipped (the best we've experienced) and the on-site restaurant is fantastic. Staff are also extremely pleasant and professional.


Bad Points

Kids swings and slide could do with modernising.


General Comments

Our family spent a week at Lough Derg Holiday Centre last August. We rented one of their Marina Walk Houses which comfortably fitted six of us (myself, hubby and the 4 kids). The scenery is wonderful and it was so nice to get out of grubby old Dublin.

We ate quite a few times at the restaurant (I'm pretty sure it's called Evergreens) and the food's far better than one would expect from a
self-catering resort.

We hired a boat on two occasions to tour Lough Derg - I'd definitely advise you to do this as it allows you to see all the beautiful houses on
the side of the lake. We also made frequent trips into the beautiful village of Killaloe which, incidentally, hosts a wonderful Farmer's
Market on Sundays.

The staff were all very helpful, particularly Eileen and Mike who run the park. Mike was always on hand to give advice on where to visit and how to get there with the least amount of hassle.

We've already booked another house for July 2005 and the kids can't wait to go back.......just got to lose those few pounds so I can fit into the bikini!

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  • sharondarcy Rank: Lance Corporal on 12th May 2005

    Lough Derg Holiday Centre is actually in Killaloe, Co. Clare and not Dublin as the title would suggest.