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Caisleáin Óir Hotel in Annagry appealed to their social channels
A west Donegal hotel has encouraged potential guests to contact them directly for bookings, instead of being overcharged on other sites.
Caisleáin Óir Hotel in Annagry appealed to their social channels.
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"We have recently been made aware that some guests are being charged significantly higher rates when booking Caisleáin Óir Hotel through certain third-party websites," they posted.
"To ensure you receive the best available rate, we strongly recommend booking directly with us, either by calling the hotel or through our official website. When you book direct, you can be confident you’re getting the correct price and speaking directly with our team, who are always happy to help with any special requests.
"Please call us directly or visit our official website or call 074-9548113 make your reservation. Thank you for your continued support."
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