What a lovely hotel! Rooms are quite large and very luxurious!!! The food we ordered for room…read moreservice was good, not great but very enjoyable. The location is very close to everything you could need and great for a leisurely stroll. But, the absolute best thing about the hotel is the shower!!!! I could have stayed in there for the rest of my life! The absolute most amazing water pressure I've ever experienced! Please do yourself a favor and stay here...greet the cat as you walk in and take in the beautiful building. Then take an extremely long shower and climb into the oversized, comfy bed and get a great nights sleep

We held a book launch at The Old Ground, in one of their function rooms, and could not have been…read morehappier. The room itself was beautifully set up, the catering was excellent and the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Many thanks for a great experience. Highly recommended.

Nice hotel in Galway, right across the street from the water! Plenty of parking for your car. Rooms…read morewere clean and spacious. Bed was cozy! They do have a nice patio area and restaurant on site, which we did not eat at but it looked great. We stayed here for a 1 night overnight in Galway. It was a bit outside of the city center so I would only recommend staying here if you have a car, if not I would suggest something a bit closer. Was about a 10 min drive in. But far enough out if you don't want the hassle and bussle! Great hotel overall!

Hotel was very comfortable and the room was nice.We had a view of the little courtyard and…read morepeek-a-boo of bay.Slept well it was pretty quiet.We almost booked in Galway city center but heard a lot of hen/stag parties and it's very busy.This location was a little too far to walk to the heart of Galway.We probably should have booked a hotel a little closer.Nice walk around the bay though,beautiful! Some of the rooms had views of the Ferris wheels and just so you know,the amusement park next door is open on weekends so guessing it'll be pretty noisy! The bar in hotel was handy for drinks!

We came with a family of seven. The service was slow and only became attentive once we asked for…read moreassistance. The chowder was thin and some of the worst flavored we have ever experienced. The Irish stew and Chicken Curry dishes were delightful, however the cod had plenty of bones left in it. Stay away from the Cabernet Sauvignon it is some of the worst wine, with a vinegar taste. When we brought it up to the manager/owner he told us he sales plenty and argued with us. He further argued that all fish should have bones in it. The service we had from our waitress was amazing, the manager was a horrible individual with no idea of service relations. He rather acted as he knew there are no other choices on the island. I recommend you bring your food and make it yourself. Otherwise it is questionable if you get a decent meal at this location.

Well we originally wanted to be dropped off at Inishmore, the largest of the Aran Islands, but the…read moreferry was only going to Inis Oirr, which was the smallest of the Aran Islands. I am so glad that we decided to still go although it was not included in our game plan. This island was beautiful! I recommend renting a bike and biking the entire island and visiting all of the historic sites. We did not have a bed and breakfast booked or had any idea of where to dine and enjoy some Guinness. I am so happy to have found tigh ruari! The owners were extremely friendly and accomodating. Although there were no other tourists, the hosts at Tigh Ruari went out of their way to make us feel comfortable. The food the cooked was delicious; I had fish and my husband had baby back ribs. They poured a great Guinness and we had lovely conversations. The rooms were nothing special; but they were clean and comfortable. I am so happy to have found this B and B and spent my evening drinking, eating and having great conversation here.

Some friends and I spent a night here while visiting the Cliffs of Moher and felt well taken care…read moreof by the lovely staff at the hotel! The room was spacious and clean and there was a nice complimentary breakfast spread (pastries, toast, fruit, cereal, coffee, tea) for us in the morning. Additionally, we received a welcome drink despite arriving past the allotted time welcome drinks are usually served. If I find myself in Liscannor again, I will definitely be staying at this hotel!

Fabulous place to stay. The lady who checked us in was so friendly and gave us great tips on where…read moreto park at the cliffs. They had great food and drinks. All the staff were super friendly and took great care of us.

Wanted to try this restaurant given its Michelin recognized status. The owner is very nice and came…read moreto sit with us for a few minutes. Service was good but it is a very small restaurant. The food was very good but have to be honest nothing memorable. If you're looking for a quiet dinner with very fresh local ingredients this is a good choice but would not go out of my way to eat here.

We spent 20 days in Ireland, eating our way around the country…read more Believe me when I tell you that the meal at Oar was one of the absolute best on the entire trip...This meal was a journey in the very best way imaginable. We somehow managed to get a last-minute booking...and arrived REALLY early. The staff was gracious and welcoming, and helped us to feel comfortable in the waiting area. They were even kind enough to get us an espresso martini for the wait. We did the 3 course Prix Fix menu, and added an additional appetizer. We ordered: Pan seared scallops: probably the best scallops I've ever eaten. Foie Gras: absolutely incredible, and with the gingerbread...a revelation! Classic Beef Carpaccio: delicious. Hereford Prime Rib Eye: This steak...beef in Ireland just tastes BETTER than it does here in the states. This steak was "my eyes rolled back in my head, and I wanted to lick the plate" good. Fillet of Irish Lamb: Again...meat just tastes better here. This lamb was perfectly prepared, tender, flavorful. We will both be dreaming about this for a long time. Warm Blackcurrant Souffle: Only my second souffle ever, and it was a memorable one. Sweet, tart, everything you could ask for. Orange and Strawberry Cheesecake: It tasted as incredible as it sounds. I'm a big cheesecake snob, and this was just incredible. All this, along with an amuse-bouche and a palate cleanser that were mind blowing...I definitely plan to eat at Oar Restaurant the next time we are in Ireland. (Which hopefully won't be too horribly long!)

Good views and nice menu selection. They offer sandwiches and platters to try from. Enjoyed the…read moreseafood board and also had the chowda and steak sandwich. All were well prepared. Note this is Ireland and they have native seafood dishes prepared to their liking not necessary other folks so if u like fish prepped in diff manner u will enjoy plus the views of the sea are great. Great place for a rest stop after a tour of the island.

Came here for lunch while visiting the island and oh god, gross!! The menu was all cold food except…read morestew and fish and chips. Everything else was all cold seafood platters, ciabattas and other unappetizing foods. I ordered a seafood board and my mom ordered the fisherman's lunch and she almost shrieked in terror looking at it; an assortment if cold pickled and smoked fish. The atmosphere is not great, feels like a school cafeteria, and the staff are ok. Better to go elsewhere than here though, AVOID if you can!!

Amazing find in Doolin!! Incredibly cozy and convenient to the sites of the area. We stayed in one…read moreof the cottages with the hot tub and couldn't have had a better experience! Breakfast was delicious. Will absolutely be back.

This is a little gem tucked away. The rooms were charming and the bed was very comfortable. The…read morebathrooms are updated, and they even have a Dyson hair dryer, which really impressed me. We only stayed here one night, though. I really want to give this hotel 5 stars, but I'm torn. At about 9:30 pm, after taking a shower, my son was charging his Chromebook. All of a sudden, the fan shuts off, and both of our outlets are no longer working. There was no red light alerting us to a tripped outlet. My son rings the bell (which is what we were told to do in case of an emergency after hours), and no one came. After talking to our other family members, I learned that my parents' room also no longer has power. Now this is a huge problem, because he uses a CPAP machine, and he would not be able to use it without electricity. I also called the phone number on the list of instructions, and it did not connect me. I had other family members try this, and they also could not connect. We had no electricity for chargers and no fan. It was super hot in the room, even with the windows open. We ended up getting power about 6 am, but the fact remains that we were unable to contact anyone that night. On a better note, their complimentary breakfast was gorgeous and delicious. Eddie, our server, was wonderful. I would probably skip this hotel if I'm in the area again, but I don't regret staying here. I just wish we were able to have contacted someone that night and then we would have had a better night.

Favorite town in Ireland? Doolin. Best BnB experience ever?…read more Daly's House. Located in the middle of amazing countryside. Best family ever ! You will love them. Breakfast was perfect !

If I could, I would rate Daly's House 6 stars. I stayed with family in Daly's House for what I…read morewish was longer than a night and realized what a great find it was. The hosts were more than welcoming and not only showed us around our layout, but offered us drinks, gave us suggestions for sites to see and a menu for a hand cooked breakfast the next morning. I slept comfortably at my best stay in Ireland.