If you ever want to treat yourself to something wonder. This is the place to do it. One of the most…read moreamazing places that I've ever been. The service and views are beyond descriptions. First class accommodations and the food is remarkable. Nice and quite and worth every penny.

NY'er farmers were looking for something different than pub food and found it. Exquisite setting -…read morea beautiful hotel and restaurant with lovely flower gardens and a nice walk to the Atlantic. Staff was extremely attentive and friendly. We started the evening with their honor bar, a nice cocktail we made ourselves in their upstairs sitting room with a beautiful view out to the sea. Dinner is a preselected six course. They asked for restrictions, we had none. Attention to detail with seasonal locally procured ingredients was fantastic - example, sweet grilled leeks were a highlight and showed up in multiple variations. Delicious courses presented with attention to detail. Was tough to finish everything...rich dishes add up quickly. Our one downside was the music - not a fan of spa music. Irish ballads would've been better. Still, worth a five - a supreme effort.

This b and b deserves the highest rating!!! The rooms were…read morehuge; the bathrooms modern and beautiful and most of all the owner was so gracious and inviting. If you want to see the Cliffs of Mohr, rather than stay in Doolin, I would stay at this wonderful place!! You'll be happy you did !!!

Lush, green landscapes and cliffs in the distance provide the backdrop for this warm and welcoming…read moreBed and Breakfast. Even with the Irish fog and rain, Doolin Views' light shines brightly. Sandra was a ray of sunshine in the midst of a rainy afternoon, providing shelter and sustenance to our travel weary group. I loved the layout of the rooms; each bearing the name of a famous Irish author. There were books by and pictures of the author and in the general housekeeping booklet, there was a brief history of them as well. I was upstairs in the W.B. Yates room. The large slanted windows allowed natural light to fill the room and show off the colours and design of the decor. The bed was spacious, and extremely comfortable, and the down comforter valiantly fought of the cold that was trying to creep into my bones. I also loved the bathroom area; quaint and modern at the same time. When we had rested and gotten the lay of the land from Sandra, we enjoyed some time playing chess and relaxing. It felt as though we were in a home away from home. This is the house that I would have built and decorated if I decided to live with some of my best friends in Ireland. In your room, you could pre-order what you wanted for breakfast in addition to the continental breakfast buffet that was available. You could list the time you wanted breakfast and the dish, and just show up downstairs in the morning. I ordered the melted cheese and toast, eggs and bacon. We were greeted in the morning with hot tea or coffee, while looking across the grasses all the way out to the waves crashing on the cliffs. On slightly warmer, less windy and rainy days, I think having breakfast outside would be quite the treat. I loved every minute of being at Doolin Views and was extremely gracious for Sandra's hospitality. My only regret was that we were only able to stay for one night, especially as the price was quite reasonable. It feels like the type of place where you could relax and fully recharge the batteries of your soul and make you ready to face the world. If your travels take you to Doolin, you would be well advised to spend some nights at Doolin Views.

Doolin View B and B is everything you look for in an accommodation. The hostess, Sandy, is…read morewonderful, rooms are modern, views are awesome and within walking distance to local pubs. They have a nice breakfast menu and an honor bar stocked with everything for an evening drink. The rooms are Irish writer themed, good size and very clean. They think of everything including a flashlight for walking to pubs at night. And I've only been here for 10 minutes!!!

This place was absolutely amazing! Penny was a wonderful host who went out of her way to help us…read morewith directions, dropping off luggage, etc. The room was charming, and the area was quiet and beautiful. My favorite place in Ireland! It was a short walk, 20 minutes or so, into the town for dinner and/or drinks.

Penny was absolutely lovely. Clearly one of the best Irish women there is. We stayed the night on…read more16-2-17 and arrived on the last ferry. She followed up with us 24hr in advance, had a ride lined up with us (Noel Mahon [Runs Taxi and Van tour business on island - Best taxi tour service on island]). When we got there much of the island was closed down but a couple restaurants back by the ferry. She didn't hesitate to offer to drop us off because she knew we had to be hungry. She is truly a wonderful person and can provide some wonderful recommendations. Having known Penny for just 24hr, she felt like a distant relative and cared greatly for us - I'm confident she will do the same for you and recommend booking directly from her during your trip!

If I could give Hazel Cottage 6 stars, I would! The house itself is a great little place in the…read morecountry, but centrally located to many tourist destinations. It's a short walk or drive into the cute town of Ballyhahill, which has a post office, pub, and grocery store. One of the best parts of the cottage is its owners, Jim and Marie O'Brien, who live on the property close by on their dairy farm! They are the sweetest people and went above and beyond to make our trip in Ireland so special, and even included my family in one of their social events in town, which was probably the most "authentic" experience we had there. Marie had baked delicious scones for our arrival and a fire was going in the fireplace, and both she and Jim regularly checked on us to make sure everything was going well. We were here in November so did not spend much time outside, but in the summer it would be great to walk or ride bikes around the property and into town. The cottage itself is beautifully decorated and very up to date, with a washer/dryer, awesome steam shower and even a sauna! It comfortably sleeps 6 people in its 3 bedrooms. It has a pool table and TV/DVD player as well. Although the cottage does not have Wi Fi at the moment, that turned out to be one of the best parts because we were able to remove ourselves from constantly checking emails and just relax. If you do need internet, there are several libraries nearby. I miss this cute little cottage! If you are looking for a holiday home in Limerick, definitely stay here!

The amount of research I did before booking at the Almara House was ridiculous, but was well worth…read moreit - Matt & Marie are the two nicest hosts you could ever ask for in a B&B. Yes, B&B's here in Galway are a dime a dozen, but there's a reason why this place literally books out. Why? The free tourist information. The location. The breakfast selection. (I'm talking Full Irish breakfast to cereals to pancakes and porridge) And yes, the people. We stayed in room #6 on the second floor. We arrived much earlier than the 2-3pm check-in time, so Matt took our luggage from us and suggested we go into the city centre to explore. That was exactly what we did. Before we left, he wrote on a card which buses we were to take there and back again, and it was very helpful. Not many places I know would even bother to do that much for you. I loved the skeleton key for our room! I felt like I was so far away; well, Ireland is far from New York, so... Our room was perfect - small and cozy with a private bath. The mini fridge was a huge lifesaver for nights we had sandwiches or had a beer in bed (keeping it classy). The shower had wonderful water pressure, and every night we returned to the room, everything was immaculately clean; so wonderful. Yes, this is a bit outside the city centre, but for an unbeatable price, you won't miss being away from tourists and all the hype. Thank you for being a part of our honeymoon!

Marie & Matt were wonderful hosts for the 2 nights my parents and I spent at their home. Marie…read moreoffered many recommendations and helped find a local church for us to attend mass. Her dinner recommendation was spot-on -- completely delicious. We stayed in Room #6 on the top floor, which had skylights and 4 beds (1 double and 2 singles). It was perfect for the 3 of us. The decore is modern and clean. There are guidebooks to leaf through, tea to enjoy and bottled water in the common space. There is guest off-street parking. Access to Galway City by bus is just steps from the front door -- and although Galway is relatively easy to navigate, I do recommend the 2 euro one-way fare, which takes you right into the middle of the city. Breakfast was either at 8am or 9am and orders are taken the night before. Thank you for the DELICIOUS homemade brown bread. It was the best of any place we had it throughout the whole visit to Ireland. For anyone with mobility concerns, there are stairs to all guest rooms.

I stayed here with my family a few years ago..the husband and wife duo were so awesome.they…read moretreated us like real family..evn joked around and did some real nice things for us..like take us to the airport to return our car and help us buy train tickets.. we loved Teresa and dunny