Stayed here for one night... Cheap & cheerful I thought it would be @ €60..... It was cheap, but DEFINATELY not cheerful........ The room we were given, was awfull...... I mean AWFULL....... It needed to be demoloished & re-buit............... It was cold, glumy, horribly decorated- so, so, so dated........ I would not let my dog sleep in here...... The bathroom... More

Have been drinking and eating here for years but normally stay with Family. I needed a room for one night and did picked because it was cheap and central. I really did not expect much but the room was lovley, large, comfortable and surprised me did not expect that standard The staff were friendly and went out of their way... More

Spent two nights at this hotel and loved the comfort and convenience of it. Staff were friendly and the food was fabulous, room was lovely, great location for visiting friends in Mullingar !! More

I had read all the reviews and was really scared as to what to expect. Well I knew it was a 3 Star Hotel and the Hotel is in need of an upgrade especially in the common areas. However, this was not that important, the staff are just exceptionally friendly and helpful, from the reception - Ann Marie to Karen... More

This hotel is not a 5 star property, so with that in mind, we were happy with the room that we stayed in. The carpark is tricky to find, and the view of the hotel from it doesn't give a great first impression, but don't be put off by this, as the public areas in the hotel have a lot... More

If you value you health DO NOT stay in this kip and especially do not eat out it! I actually think I got food poisoning from the breakfast, i have never been so violently sick in my life! I wasnt the only one who was sick after eating in it, my boyfriend also was sick and whilst in one of... More

My self and my wife stayed at this hotel on Saturday 23rd July, we checked in at around 12 o clock midday as we were attending a wedding in another hotel nearby, we met with a lovely receptionist named Ann Marie and checking in early was not a problem, we did not know what to expect after reading the reviews... More

Imagine an Irish hotel in the 1960s. The big one in the centre of town where people hold their weddings. That's the Greville Arms. Much of it hasn't changed since. At best it's idiosyncratic. At worst its dingy. If you can keep a sense of humour about you, you might enjoy walking to your room up one flight of stairs,... More

I stayed in the Greville Arms Hotel last weekend with my husband & a few friends, we found the hotel lovely, very centrally located, its an older hotel, not modern but full of charm & history. The rooms have been newly renovated & it shows! The staff were very efficent & friendly especially the bar staff & breakfast staff. There... More