Number 8 the Townhouse

挨着倫敦德里的古城牆，遊玩很方便，就是房間略小，但衞生間較寬敞，自助入住，攜程沒有及時把密碼發給我，打電話給房東才辦妥入住。

Myself and my father stayed here over the weekend (11-13/10/2024) due to the fact my father previously stayed here in 2018 and we wanted to support local business where possible. During my father's last stay (which I appreciate was pre COVID and a long time ago) he highly rated the service and breakfast offered, based on this we booked again. The rooms are shabby. The mattresses are cheap and uncomfortable, akin to the cheap ones provided by student landlords. The bathroom had no plug in the sink, the flush button on the cistern was broken off. The shower had the last guests half used radox shower gel left on the side. The toilet cistern also continually filled so was noisy. The towels, although clean were all frayed at the edges and torn. The kettle for tea and coffee still had the old water from the previous guest left in it. There was a television but no remote so therefore unwatchable. The breakfast offered cannot even be described as continental. Toast, cereal, apples, bananas, yogurts, tea, coffee and orange juice, which was self serve. No pastries offered. No cooked breakfast any more. There is a small lounge area at the reception but this is locked when the proprietor is out. I feel almost bad writing this because, Ciaran, the proprietor, is a lovely person and really amiable but the standards over the years have drastically slipped. It is such a shame. As according to my father this place used to be top notch.

No 8 The Townhouse The location was central. Checking in was very easy through the use of a keypad. The room was very small and in need of decorating. The furnishings and bedding were very tired. The bathroom was clean but the quality of both the towels were substandard and badly frayed. There was no sink plug and the bath plug leaked. Basic tea and coffee supplies were available within the room but were not replenished during our stay. Our room was at the back of the property, and the pigeons in the derelict building behind were noisy and significantly impacted on our sleep. Breakfast was very basic - it would be a stretch to call it continental. Overall we were very disappointed with our stay and would not recommend this accommodation to others visiting Derry.

Once again Keiran did not disappoint. The place is quaint,spotlessly clean and friendly. In the small dining area, three different nationalities all chatting together. Feels like a home from home. Keiran makes everyone very welcome. Will definitely be back.

What a lovely little gem of a B&B, central to everything shops, pubs, food and sights wise, clean, tidy cozy, decorated to suit the age of the building rather than modernised and the warmth taken out, great communication, fab breakfast and Kieran a great host, can not fault anything, definitely and easy recommend.

My husband and I found this to be a lovely, quaint place to stay during our visit to Derry. Kieran is an excellent host. We had such an enjoyable time conversing with him during our daily breakfast. The location of the townhouse is also great - right inside the city walls.