Stayed at the Everglades for 4 nights from 2nd Feb 2012.

Excellent reception, very quick and straightforward check in, large and extremely comfortable rooms, the bed is perfect, huge and very comfortable, the best sleep we have had in any hotel we have stayed. A beautiful place to stay.

All staff are very polite and helpful, the breakfast is the best we have experienced.

Don't think twice, a stay here will make your trip perfect.

Well done to the Management & Staff of this hotel, a true gem.

This hotel is located a few miles outside the walled city of Derry overlooking the river Foyle. It is an easy walk from the hotel into the city or a £3 taxi ride, The hotel has a wonderful fire in the lobby and another in the bar which made it really cosy and welcoming in December.

We enjoyed a good bar menu and excellent meal in the restaurant - both were good value and it is nice to know where the food is sourced and the menu provides this information.

Rooms were a good size and warm and the beds were comfortable with quality bed linen.

Hotel staff were friendly and helpful

My husband and I stayed for the third time and we were not disappointed hotel was lovely and the staff are all lovely food in restaurant was gorgeous and breakfast was lovely too .Christopher deserves a mention for his attentitiveness he was really brilliant Only downfall was when we went to check out an extra night porter bill for drinks was on our bill and we hadnt used this service but to be fair the receptionist took it off and said that she would have to check the signature to see who it was lol

We stayed here for one night whilst visiting Derry for the Jazz festival in May. My parents stayed also and they had a nice room at the back hence the 3/5 of rating. However our room at the end of the corridor on the ground floor had the double whammy of noise from the road and being beside a fire door that staff seemed to use and bang as they went through. This led to a very broken night's sleep.
A shame as it seems a nice hotel.
I raised the matter gently upon check-out, the girl on the desk flatly denied that staff could be to blame yet I couldn't see who else would have been using it.