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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.'

'Spotless'

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

'First of all, the property is perfection! The staff is the best! Don't get me started on the breakfast! The chef in that kitchen is an artist! Take a walk into town and go to the pub for great food and so much fun experiencing the Irish music! All that and you haven't even seen the cliffs yet! Great stay. Seriously great stay! '

'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 '

'Everything at Hotel Doolin was wonderful, but what truly made our stay exceptional was the kindness we received after an unfortunate accident early in our visit. The staff went above and beyond, checking in on us regularly over the following days and anticipating our needs before we even had to ask. They graciously kept the kitchen open after hours to ensure we were cared for and comfortable. When it came time to leave, we were touched to receive a loaf of freshly baked bread—a simple yet...

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

'Yes'

'It was a pleasant stay'

'The shower was either too cold or too hot '

'Yes'

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