I wish there was room for 10 stars! What an amazing find! Quaint...a walk in yesterday! Family…read moreowned, dinner-amazing, breakfast amazing, rooms-adorable! The view second to none with the cliffs of Moher and the Aran islands to see out of nearly every window...a walk to an abandoned castle, the grounds filled with wild flowers takes you to the scene in the sound of music where Julie Andrews runs across the meadow! I can not wait to go back to this amazing hotel. Declan, his wife and their son, Dan are the top notch hosts!

Absolutely beautiful location with fantastic views and great food. They gave us a complimentary…read moreupgrade to the honeymoon suite and it was by far the most beautiful room we've ever stayed in, with views of wildflowers and the water. The family was so nice and accommodating and the castle is breathtaking. The stay has been the highlight of our trip and we can't wait to come back some day!

What an awesome dinner. Absolutely loved the lamb - and dessert was the perfect ending! Thank you…read morefor such a memorable evening!

This place is a great choice for something special in Doolin…read more The place was unpretentious, but the food was fantastic with fresh seafood put together in interesting ways. Would highly recommend to anyone stopping through Doolin.

What a gem. My girlfriends and I did a whirlwind 6-day tour of Ireland in November 2010. We had…read moreno agenda. We would party all night long and get up in the morning and hop a bus to the next city. We found ourselves in Doolin on Sunday. We were a tad worried when we arrived because we didn't realize how small Doolin is, or that things would be closed because it was the off-season. We drug our luggage to the first and only B&B that had a "vacancy" sign. Turned out to be the best decision we made all week. We rudely knocked on the door hours before normal check-in time. Joan Reilly warmly greeted us and offered us a room without batting an eye. The house is small, quiet, beautiful, and immaculately kept. After we got settled, she even drove us to the Cliffs of Moher, which is only a few miles away. She also recommended we go to O'Connor's pub that night, just a short walk down the road. We had a blast there, eating and drinking and listening to music all night. The next morning, Martin graciously got up extra early to cook us breakfast so we could catch the bus. He even gave us a ride to the bus stop. The Reilly's embody the Irish hospitality that I'd heard about for so many years. Many thanks to them for sharing their home with us!

Wonderful stay in the off season. The proprietor, Martin, is affable and welcoming and quick with a…read morejoke. He's also a wealth of knowledge on places to see and things to do (throughout Ireland, as well as in the nearby area). He was a bit sheepish when greeting us. The entire town of Doolin (and the neighboring tiny towns) basically take February off. And Martin had forgotten to turn off his online booking.com tool, so we'd been a surprise when we booked a night with only two days notice. But he said we were most welcome and definitely treated us as such. The B&B is lovely. Ample parking out front. Gorgeous views in all directions. A short 3 minute walk into "town" which has about 8 stores and several pubs and restaurants. (Again, in the off season, only one building was open. Fitzpatrick pub, which was great. But I imagine during the other seasons, things are quite lively). Bring a flashlight, as there isn't much street lighting for wandering to/from the pubs at night. Our room was clean and comfortable, with en-suite bathroom. The breakfast options are a nice variety. My pal loved her pan-fried mackerel and my veggie omelette was a fluffy and delicious start to our day. Martin gave us ideas of places to see along our next route to Adare. Our whole stay in Doolin was great.

We enjoyed an overnight stay at the hotel-we booked into their Suites property next door. The…read moresuites are arranged 4 to a building with 2 rooms upstairs featuring a nice deck and 2 on the main level-note you walk upstairs (no elevator) so perhaps stay on first level if stairs are an issue-like if you brought two huge suitcases per person. Our room #18 was very spacious with a good sized bedroom with a king bed, dressing area and living room with a fireplace and a small but functional bathroom with a very nice spacious shower. It seems the suites might be pretty new as we had lots of bedside power ports (USB-C and USB-A) as well as similar setups by the desk area. While I could have used a fluffier pillow, the room was fairly quiet save the nighttime rain on the roof and rambunctious crows in the morning. Parking is right in front of your room door and the room included a nice cooked to order breakfast as well. The property owners also run the nice bakery/cafe, Fitz's pub and an inviting pizza restaurant in the same set of buildings.

Staff is very kind and prompt. Hot water did not work; forced me to freeze me nards in the shower…read more Plumbing made very loud noises throughout the night. All of this considered, Hotel Doolin was absolutely my highlight of Doolin. That is all.

This was a charming restaurant inside the Rathbaun Hotel. We opted for scrambled eggs with brown…read morebread toast and coffee. Just lovely. Our daughter had Granola with fruit and yogurt and our son in law had the Irish Breakfast. Perfect! What a great meal to start the day.

We stayed at this hotel and while there were able to watch and listen to some traditional Irish…read moremusic while having a pint. Lovely way to end the evening.

I had one of the best dinners in Ireland here had are wedding reception dinnner here with a small…read moregroup and stayed one night food was excellent as was the service they even opened early to accommodate are group. Would definitely recommend this place for dinner or as a place to stay.

Over the years we've stayed in several B&B's / guesthouses in and around Doolin. Now having stayed…read morein Cullinan's I can say this is by far our favourite. It's a beautifully decorated, warm friendly house with spacious and comfortable rooms. The location is across the street from restaurants and a great pub (Fitzpatrick's) with pub food and trad music (other pub and eating options within easy walking distance). The breakfast was outstanding, served in a bright dining area with views; and the hosts were gracious and helpful. (Plenty of parking and free wifi.) From now on this will be our first choice for any future visits to Doolin.

This is a great hotel with a great staff. It has all the trimmings of an old school hotel but has…read morebeen remodeled so it has the feel of a new hotel as well. There are many in Dublin like the North Star which are similar, but this one has one major difference - the rooms are very spacious in comparison to many of the remodeled old school hotels.

A really nice place to explore the Burrens from. The hosts are lovely people and the rooms are nice…read moreand clean. The staff are very helpful as well. The breakfast was just ok and nothing to write home about. A few mins walk from Doolin with great views of the ocean and Aran islands this is a place I will happily come back to.

Just don't!!! Instead take a walk to enjoy the view. This…read moreplace is so dated and smells bad. Not sure where the other people stayed but we definitely didn't see any hospitality. The lady at the front desk while not offensive Was lacklustre and unhelpful. The room was large but that is the only thing positive I can say about it. No restaurant and not even a coffee maker or kettle in the room. Shame on you frommers for recommending this spot