The Ryandale Inn - Dungannon

Booked a twin room for 2 nights. There was a housekeeping problem with our room and when we explained to staff they quickly changed our room with no problem. The food was just OK but the atmosphere and the serving staff were excellent. The town is lively and interesting and the people were lovely. Overall it was a pleasant visit.

We went to Moy as part of our trip to Ireland because my wife’s family originated in this town before emigrating to Canada. We chose the Ryandale Inn because a relative had recommended it . Our stay was disappointing for several reasons. Firstly, the poor handling and poor quality of our accommodation and secondly, the poor quality of the food. We had booked a twin room but we’re placed in a room with a double bed. After request a change we were moved to a twin room which smelled very strongly of mildew. My wife could not tolerate the smell so we reported it to the hotel staff who then moved us to a third room situated across an alley to the side of the hotel. The alley was used by the hotel as a smoking area for bar patrons who stood out there talking loudly. In the morning we were awakened by men rolling metal beer kegs past our window. We were not made aware that any of this would happen. We had dinner the first night at the hotel. My breaded cod had a tasteless crust and the fish was overcooked and dry. My wife’s lasagna looked and tasted as though it had been reheated. To top it off the waitress in the breakfast room was sullen and inefficient. This hotel has a long way to go to improve what it offers to patrons.

Excellent evening menu, Staff friendly and a quick service. I had a prawn salad which woul have been enough for two adults. My wife had a chicken salad which was also first class.

I hear now in the ryandale about 5-6 times in year for the last 5 years and I must say it is amazing that the staff and service is 100% and they can not get better they really go that something further

I am a customer, by: the ryandale for years; regular, for mainly the carvery; but I have breakfast and evening meal, as well as I have told the people and friends: it is the best place to eat something. yes! it is now really mine: one and only place to go for a meal; that is why my friends, when they suggest going somewhere, eating for something: they don't ask me why I walk.