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.

I have no idea how this stay is considered a 4-star hotel. The heat radiator is blasting late-May,…read morethere is no way to adjust it. The bathrooms are so tiny, I am 5'7" and my head was touching the ceiling almost. I had to stand sideways while taking a shower. The rooms are some of the smallest rooms I have ever seen. We had to put our suitcases on the desk ledge. The carpet is outdated and damp. We could not sleep at all during the night as there was constant banging from downstairs. The walls are super thin and you can hear people. There is no fridge. There is no complimentary ice machine, we had to grab some ice from the bar. There's only 3-4 parking spots near the lobby, if you park in the back, it is a pilgrimage lugging your things. Avoid at all costs. Do not be fooled by the posh lobby, once you're in your room, it's a whole other playing field.

We stopped here for lunch as part of a tour after visiting the Cliffs of Moher. The dining room is…read morelovely and the staff did a nice job of getting a hot meal out to a bus load of people. We were served a mixed vegetable puree soup and fresh baked bread for starters. That was followed by ham with mashed potatoes and vegetables with a cream dill sauce. The food was good quality and tasty. Dessert was chocolate cake...the only disappointment as it was a little dry. Otherwise a very nice lunch break on a full day tour.

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.

A really nice and well-maintained hotel that can be on the budget-friendly side. Rooms were…read morespacious with a large bathroom, two lounge chairs, and a desk. They provide a water craft that you can fill up at water stations around the hotel which is so convenient. It seems that normal rooms do not have fridges, FYI. A family member got a suite for apparently only $60 more, which seemed totally worth it if you'd like a fridge, larger bathroom, better view, and a couch. The breakfast was average - typical hotel buffet. Gym was impressive for a hotel and I enjoyed my workout. They also have a really nice indoor pool and outdoor hot tubs that sit on the deck that overlook the river. We drank and ate dinner at the hotel bar. This had been our favorite meal to that point in our trip. Highly recommend the After 8pm Cheesecake for dessert.

Can't say enough good things about our stay. We ate breakfast, lunch, and dinner there -- literally…read moreleaving the hotel only to walk river side in the rain. The breakfast offerings were significant (regular Full Irish Breakfast type of fare plus cereals, yogurts, pancakes, Eggs Benedict, smoked salmon/lox, fresh fruit, multiple juices, teas, and coffees) and all very good. The Carvery Lunch included a generous portion of roast, a veg, and two types of potatoes (it is Ireland, after all). We had both a regular dinner in the Dylan Thomas and the 3-course prix fix -- both didn't disappoint -- and neither did the live musician and dancing. All in all, a stellar stay that I look forward to repeating.

The Lahinch Lodge isn't bad, but it's nothing special either. You can tell they're trying hard to…read morekeep the place updated, but they probably don't have the finances to fully renovate everything right now. We didn't have the issues the other reviewer talked about. Our shower was very hot. The only problem was the children running down the hall in the morning, but that isn't the hotel's fault. The rooms are clean, but a bit outdated as far as the furniture goes. The paint and carpet look new, but the furniture is old. The map on the back of the door is actually from when the hotel was named something else. Breakfast was decent and the staff are friendly. For the price, I'd say it's a fine place. Lehinch isn't exactly a top tourist destination, so you're not going to find 5 star accommodation there. If you're on a budget, this is fine.

Maybe we just got quite unlucky with our experience here. I think we had fair expectations…read moreanticipating the lodge to be a quaint, decent value stay. Checking in and service from the staff was lovely, but otherwise our experience was really poor. First our room smelled like spoiled milk. As they were fully booked there was no other room option, and it was explained to us that this was a residual smell as they had recently cleaned the carpets. Next, an evening shower was at best luke warm with barely enough water pressure to rinse the soap. We were told that this was just an issue with timing and it would be better later in the evening. We were happy enough to ignore these things since we weren't expecting a five star experience and we were paying less than €100/night. The whole experience was capped off when my wife couldn't eat her eggs in the morning because there was a large hard piece of red melted plastic in her fried egg. She let the staff know and their response was "oh." I'm not sure how this place has such good ratings on bookings.com or other review sites as is touted all over the hotel. But, again, maybe we just got really (really) unlucky.

We were on a road-trip and one of the main reasons I booked here was because it listed free…read moreparking. Well, when we arrived I was told to just park on the sidewalk across the street from the hotel. Not exactly, my idea of a safe, secure parking situation. Once we got inside, the room was nice and clean, no problems with the property. But the issues continued the next morning. Around 11am I went out to put some bags in my car before check-out. I walked back to the entrance and the front door was locked. So now I'm standing there locked out of the entrance of the hotel I'm staying in at 11am on a Saturday morning. So I knock on the door and no answer. Finally, another guest leaves and I sneak in to my own hotel, but my waiting didn't end there. I went to the desk to check out and there was nobody. So I stood there and waited again until finally a staff member happened to notice me. When I was finally given the consideration of checking out, I asked the staff member why the entrance to the hotel would be locked at 11am. I was told they keep the door locked for security, which was kinda weird since we were in a tiny town in the middle of nowhere in Ireland. Anyway, the staff member then seemed upset at the question and responded "Why, is there a problem?" Not exactly what I would classify as cordial customer service. It felt more like I was going to get beat up if I opened my mouth again. So at that point, I just cut my losses and let them figure out why it would be weird for the entrance of a hotel/restaurant business to be locked at 11am on a Saturday morning when they're serving brunch. I wouldn't recommend staying here, unless you have no other option.

One of the best restaurants in all of Ireland. A treat of five star European cuisine that flies…read moreunder the radar because of a lack of marketing. Try this place!

Lovely intimate boutique hotel - spacious, comfortable rooms, powerful hot showers, wireless…read moreinternet access, beautiful lounge with a fireplace & amazingly well-stocked bar: what more could one need on a chilly night in Lahinch? The proprietor and staff were absolutely accommodating and kind. The breakfast was one of the best I had in all of Ireland. I was a bit sad the restaurant was closed in the evening - (it was low-season, after all) - but I heard all kinds of great things about the food. If fortune favors us, we'll be back.