The Enniskerry Inn

Stayed at the Enniskerry Inn the first night after arriving in Ireland from the US. The Inn was not open when we arrived in the village, but Adele answered the door and allowed us to leave our bags at the bar. We told her we were booked for a whiskey tasting at Powerscourt Distillery and she gave us a ride to Powerscourt. We easily walked back to the Enniskerry Inn from Powerscourt. We had dinner in the restaurant that evening and the muscles and fish and chips were terrific. The room was quiet, convenient, clean and in a great location.

On a Saturday could not sleep too much noise/music from the bar below. The least the owners should do when people book with them during a weekend is to let them know what to expect ie a sleepness night. We planned a peacful holiday but ended up with a sleepless night

One of the worst dining experience I have ever incurred. The extremely aggressive mgr/barman Cathal needs retraining in customers, his behaviour is absolutely shocking. I have being going to Enniskerry Inn for many years will not return while this obnoxious bully is working there

We booked 4months ago for a room for two for 3 nights. We were given a very small room with 2 single beds with old spring mattresses. There was no internet reception in the room. When we saw 3 open rooms with double beds and asked to be moved we were treated rudely and refused. When we opened the window for fresh air we got all of the street noise. The bathroom fan did not work. Staff were fine, but the manager was arrogant. Good location in the town center. We did not eat there.

Went for food here served up lumpy mash and dried up meat totally inedible.When we complained we were told there was nothing they could do about the mash and offered chips instead.I asked for chicken curry instead as I did not want chips that was equally as bad .don’t waste your money here terrible experience.

Got 2 mojito cocktails to take away - very disappointed- not a hint of rum, but lots of ice mint and lemonade. As a regular customer at The Enniskerry Inn we are disappointed to feel that we were treated so badly

Can’t rate the food as I went here for a drink and some local pub atmosphere. I fairly quickly learnt this wasn’t being offered. As I wasn’t eating food (it was 20.30) despite their being plenty of seats free I was made to feel pretty unwelcome and told the only place I could sit was in the very back section of the pub away from the ‘diners’. So if your going for food I’m sure it’s fine but don’t expect a local Irish pub atmosphere as it seems locals aren’t even welcome unless buying dinner.