"The room was clean and spacious, bathroom was clean and again it was a good size. Very central location and the sign outside the alleyway was very helpful."
"The room was clean and spacious, bathroom was clean and again it was a good size. Very central location and the sign outside the alleyway was very helpful."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Our three day stay at Lough Inagh Lodge hotel lived up to its score of 10 out of 10. The hotel is the essence of comfort and old world charm. The staff are friendly and helpful, the food is excellent and the service is 5 star. Super location right in the heart of Connemara.
Our three day stay at Lough Inagh Lodge hotel lived up to its score of 10 out of 10. The hotel is the essence of comfort and old world charm. The staff are friendly and helpful, the food is excellent and the service is 5 star. Super location right in the heart of Connemara.
John
Reviewed September 18, 2020Reviewed September 18, 2020
Staying at this hotel was an excellent customer experience. The staff were very attentive and the free champagne certainly helped. It was a special occasion for us and we were upgraded without asking. The gas fire in the room added that extra feeling of comfort. Brian took photos at the dinner tables and presented us with a take-away photo memory. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay!
Staying at this hotel was an excellent customer experience. The staff were very attentive and the free champagne certainly helped. It was a special occasion for us and we were upgraded without asking. The gas fire in the room added that extra feeling of comfort. Brian took photos at the dinner tables and presented us with a take-away photo memory. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay!
From the second that you depart the road you are hit by the elegance of this estate. The elegance of a by-gone era.Your hopes and aspirations are not diminished . They are enhances and indulged by the natural beauty of this magnificent establishment.
The estate is immaculately kept. The Hotel is a magestic castle indeed. The rooms are breath takingly luxurious, with doors opening out onto the river bank. All you hear is nature !! The walks within the estate are enchanting . The staff are so...
From the second that you depart the road you are hit by the elegance of this estate. The elegance of a by-gone era.Your hopes and aspirations are not diminished . They are enhances and indulged by the natural beauty of this magnificent establishment.
The estate is immaculately kept. The Hotel is a magestic castle indeed. The rooms are breath takingly luxurious, with doors opening out onto the river bank. All you hear is nature !! The walks within the estate are enchanting . The staff are so...
Really enjoyed our break at Connemara Sands. Rooms were bright and airy, plenty of space. Food was delicious and good choice. Beautiful scenery and beaches.
Really enjoyed our break at Connemara Sands. Rooms were bright and airy, plenty of space. Food was delicious and good choice. Beautiful scenery and beaches.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 8, 2015Reviewed November 8, 2015
10/10 super central and cosy guesthouse in Clifden.
Super location, clean rooms, fast wifi and the Nespresso machines in the room were a welcome surprise.
The kitchen and entrance are getting a refurb but its a minor quibble, it looks exciting . The wine bar will open in July but the space is free to use for guests and is a really cool, chill space.
Really friendly local owner who gave us some local tips on the hidden gems of Connemara .
10/10
10/10 super central and cosy guesthouse in Clifden.
Super location, clean rooms, fast wifi and the Nespresso machines in the room were a welcome surprise.
The kitchen and entrance are getting a refurb but its a minor quibble, it looks exciting . The wine bar will open in July but the space is free to use for guests and is a really cool, chill space.
Really friendly local owner who gave us some local tips on the hidden gems of Connemara .
10/10
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