Falcon Crest Guest House

An old three story townhouse (no rooms on ground floor, rooms on floors 1 and 2) that has been converted to a hotel. Bathrooms are shared to about 2 rooms to a bathroom. Bathroom is generally next to the bedroom. Beds (mine had two doubles) were old but somewhat comfortable. Very clean and no smell. Reasonable price for the place.

It was only a 2 night stay so I could go to Murreyfield to see the Ireland V Scotland rugby.

small room, parking on street if available, 1 km to any dining opportunities.

Breakfast was really nice. TV on the news & weather, thank-you.

Welcoming host. VERY noisy Saniflo unit in the bathroom. No lampshades on the bedside lights. Overall it was poor and very expensive for what it is. You can stay in a Premier Inn in many areas of the country for a cheaper price than that charged by the Falcon Crest.

My stay at the Falcon Crest was pleasant.Was made very welcome on arrival.Good breakfast too.Would stay there again

Falcon Crest was in an ideal location for our visit to our daughter which is why we chose it over others. Our accommodation was on the 2nd floor in a small double room in the attic. There was quite a lot of noise from the water tank when other people used the water system. The floor was very creaky and the bedside lightbulbs were rather too bright! We could hear the guests in the room next door. Breakfast was served in the family's dining room which they vacated for the breakfast time. We were not offered a choice of juice or type of bread for toast at breakfast which would have been nice. It was very much like staying in someone's family home rather than a dedicated guest house, although the hosts were pleasant. We managed to find free on street parking reasonably close.

Over priced for the room you got breakfast was not worth the money

A very pleasant stay. An overnight stop en route to Nethybridge

Good place to stay