Tully View House

There was no breakfast included... but there was a lovely little kitchen with a cooker, fridge, microwave, dishes and cookware, so we could prepare all the meals we wanted right there. The (bed)room upstairs was really big (but a folding room divider would have been lovely to provide some privacy in the space). Although it took us a couple of days, with Paul's help we were able to learn to use the TV/streaming system for the few times we did watch the excellent-quality TV. WE also LOVED having Paul's sheep right outside our windows; we loved the pub within walking distance down the road; and oh, we loved the peace and quiet...

We felt that it really would be good to have more lighting in the sitting room, especially in the dining room area (as there was no desk so the dining table had to do double-duty). Paul, our excellent host, brought us a floor lamp that made a huge difference. (But having a stand-alone desk with good lighting would have been great.) We would also have appreciated having a dresser with (6) drawers, as there was only one small hanging rod at only one end of the large upstairs (bed)room, so we had to live out of our suitcases for the whole week we were there.

Very clean and quiet with nice decor, spacious rooms and comfortable beds and in a great location.

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Clean and cozy. Friendly hosts. Convenient to visit attractions around Sligo. Great views.

Tully View House is in a great location for cycling, walking and sightseeing. Comfortable beds.

It should be made clear in the description of the property that the single bathroom is on the ground floor with the only bedroom upstairs. Access to the bathroom is via a steeper than normal, short pitched staircase, which is really not unsuitable for older people and young children. Had we known about this configuration we would probably not have booked Tully View House. The information booklet is a bit sparse, more accurate information about the TV’s and recycling would be useful. We were fortunate to have very good weather with high temperatures however, the HW/heating are combined and some radiators lacked thermostatic valves, this meant to get HW the heating could not be prevented from coming on. With only one small opening window a fan would be useful.