ss-walled River Room.
In fact, the view from our bed was so delightful, it was tempting to just spend the day there, the glass sliding door open allowing the sounds of the river to float in. However, a world-class spa and a dining experience got us up and out.Probably one of the nicest Irish hotel rooms I’ve ever been in. It let the incredible view of the Moy River do all the talking, with minimal interiors and one strong print, a different one commissioned for each room.
The bathroom is the definition of minimalist luxury, with a stone sink, free-standing bathroom and clerestory story to bring light into the space while maintaining privacy.as you walk up along the river. Much of the spa area sits on reclaimed land, allowing for a modern feel, floor-to-ceiling glass floating over the river. On the deck, two pairs of seaweed baths overlook the water, alongside two hot tubs, a seating area and a sauna and a private jacuzzi.
My massage was glorious and also snooze-inducing, but the more important review came from my husband, a committed anti-spa-er. had a full-body massage with their male therapist, Vasyl, and came out SINGING his praises. He said it was the best massage he ever had and Vasyl was full of knowledge and advice on loosening up a tight neck and tricep.