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While traveling on a tour we stayed here. The hotel was not a great location for going out after tea. On arrival we were in a twin room. Had requested a double but told by staff that no doubles available. A single lady on the tour was in a kingsize bed. Not happy and staff not happy to change or accommodate my husband and I.

My friend and I stayed in The Everglades for 'Radio 1s Big Weekend' and I can honestly say it made our weekend complete! From the moment we checked in we were treated like Royalty and all of the staff especially Niall, Neil and Aaron made sure we had all we needed for the perfect stay. Our room (111) was beautiful and the beds were the most comfrotable I have ever slept in! The staff treated us as if we were old friends and we both felt special for the duration. The breakfast was delicious with an array of breads, cheeses, cereal and fry. We dined like Queens and appreciated the staff coming over to chat to us and tending to our every needs! The shower was the perfect hangover cure and the only negative was that we had to leave! We found the hotel easily and a parking space only a few feet from the door. The thing that made this hotel so special and memorable for us was definately the hospitality of the entire staff. We cannot wait to return again and would reccommend this hotel to all friends and family. Thanks to all who made our weekend so amazing! We look forward to staying with you again in the very near future!

This is a brilliant hotel with great people and great food! I stayed here for a long Weekend In May the service was great really friendly and very approachable, would highly recommend this beautiful hotel :)

A very nice hotel that we spent a night in via a tour, so i can't comment on the price.It was a really nice hotel with a big problem and a small one. The small one was the name ('Everglades, in Northern Ireland?) and a statue of Louis Armstrong in the lobby (what did he have to do with the Everglades?).The real problem was the location. It was well out of downtown, right next to a busy (and noisy) highway. There was just about nothing around the hotel. The curtains deadened the sound pretty well, but I couldn't figure out why anyone would want to stay there. If you do have a reason, it's an ok place.

I was on my way to Donegal and happened to stop here for lunch and was so glad that I did. I was greeted by a very friendly member of staff called Neil. He was extremely helpful and welcoming. The meal was delicious with a great selection to choose from. I enjoyed my time here so much that I have booked a weekend stay. The hotel is situated in an area with great views of the river Foyle, its definitely the place to go and relax. I highly recommend a visit!