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'Modern well appointed and nicely decorated room with comfortable bed. On arrival we had expected to meet the host but there was a card with wifi and room number on a table. We missed the personal touch we had experienced at other locations. Breakfast was mostly self help but the cooked breakfast was requested and served. A short drive to pub restaurants is better than walking to them. Good location for trips to the islands or cliffs.'

'Vriendelijke gastvrouw, snelle service en goed ontbijt. B&B ligt dichtbij levendig plaatsje en van daar uit kun je Connemara ontdekken. '

'Excellent service '

'mooi hotel ,goed gelegen ,ruime parking en men kan de wagen elektrisch opladen .De bus stopt recht tov het hotel en binnen de 20' ben je in het centrum van Galway. Ruim ontbijt en lekker eten in het restaurant. Jammer dat er geen lift was vooral voor de bagage en ouder worden mensen .Dat is een aanpassing waar ze moeten over nadenken '

'Room spotless with great view. Staff the absolute best. Perfect visit with artist friends who we’re so inspired by the beauty . Good food but needs a little more attention. We return every year one of our favorite hotels in the most beautiful spot . Thank you !'

'Spotless and very comfortable and quiet. Just a short drive from town.'

'Beautiful accommodations. Exceptionally friendly staff. Breakfast was plentiful and outstanding. The complimentary loaf of bread as we checked out the icing on the cake. Thank you for a lovely stay! '

'Fantastic hotel and very friendly staff. We arrived late and they prepared us a great meal.'

'Clean and upscale. Beautiful location w incredible views of beach and town '

'The place was perfect for our family of 5 adults -- convenient location, really friendly folks checking us in and out (even sent us on our way with a fresh-baked loaf of brown bread!), and spotless rooms. Only wish we'd had more time there and in Doolin ...'

'Beautiful place to stay, fabulous food. Spa facilities were idyllic, including an atmospheric “wild swim” in the sea loch.'