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.
Nestled along Lough Corrib's shores, this tranquil village offers scenic boat trips and excellent trout fishing for outdoor enthusiasts. Hike the nearby Maumturk Mountains for stunning views, or visit Joyce Country's rolling hills just north for authentic Irish countryside experiences.
Michael greeted me with a smile and even carried my bag upstairs to the room.
The room was spacious with a very comfortable bed and a good clean bathroom. View over the river.
Buffet breakfast waa included and very generous. Lovely selection of stewed fruits, yoghurt, cold meats and cheese. Delicious pancakes on the first day and full Irish on the second. Very welcoming and well worth another visit. Thanks Michael!
Michael greeted me with a smile and even carried my bag upstairs to the room.
The room was spacious with a very comfortable bed and a good clean bathroom. View over the river.
Buffet breakfast waa included and very generous. Lovely selection of stewed fruits, yoghurt, cold meats and cheese. Delicious pancakes on the first day and full Irish on the second. Very welcoming and well worth another visit. Thanks Michael!
Dianne
Reviewed November 8, 2026Reviewed November 8, 2026
Our recent stay at Ashford Castle was wonderful experience. Everything from the food and drink to room comfort was excellent. The staff are the nicest and most helpful I have ever met on my travels.Free taxi (Range Rover) into the village is a nice treat!Overall it's an experience you should have at least twice your lifetime!
Our recent stay at Ashford Castle was wonderful experience. Everything from the food and drink to room comfort was excellent. The staff are the nicest and most helpful I have ever met on my travels.Free taxi (Range Rover) into the village is a nice treat!Overall it's an experience you should have at least twice your lifetime!
I have travelled all over the world and this hotel absolutely blew my mind in terms of location, stunning views, quality, great restaurant and the best and most friendly service you will ever find.
I have travelled all over the world and this hotel absolutely blew my mind in terms of location, stunning views, quality, great restaurant and the best and most friendly service you will ever find.
Everything was excellent except the quality of the hairdryers and where they were placed on the wall and short cord and no nearby mirror - bizarre for such a great place
Everything was excellent except the quality of the hairdryers and where they were placed on the wall and short cord and no nearby mirror - bizarre for such a great place
We received a very warm welcome on arrival, and this continued throughout our stay - the reception and restaurant staff are excellent and nothing was too much trouble.
The rooms are comfortable and spacious, many arranged around a courtyard garden and with mountain views.
We ate in the restaurant every night and found it to be excellent, with a varied menu. Other reviews are critical, but I'd take those with a pinch of salt. Sample menus are available on the website.
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We received a very warm welcome on arrival, and this continued throughout our stay - the reception and restaurant staff are excellent and nothing was too much trouble.
The rooms are comfortable and spacious, many arranged around a courtyard garden and with mountain views.
We ate in the restaurant every night and found it to be excellent, with a varied menu. Other reviews are critical, but I'd take those with a pinch of salt. Sample menus are available on the website.
If you are looking for...
Great location to stay for climbing Croagh Patrick and cycling the greenway. Food in the bar was delicious, the restaurant looked lovely but was a bit posher than we were looking for so had a night out in the town for dinner in jj O'malleys which was fabulous, had to wait about 45 mins on a table on a Monday night off season so is worth booking in advance! We drive into the town as its a little bit further than we wanted to walk but it's only a 2-3 min drive so very easy for taxi access if...
Great location to stay for climbing Croagh Patrick and cycling the greenway. Food in the bar was delicious, the restaurant looked lovely but was a bit posher than we were looking for so had a night out in the town for dinner in jj O'malleys which was fabulous, had to wait about 45 mins on a table on a Monday night off season so is worth booking in advance! We drive into the town as its a little bit further than we wanted to walk but it's only a 2-3 min drive so very easy for taxi access if...
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Reviewed September 2, 2015Reviewed September 2, 2015
Our room on the 2nd floor was quiet. Cozy even though it was spacious. The bed was super comfortable. Down at the far end of the hall, we didn't get consistent wifi signals, but that was a nice break from the digital world too. This was the best place we stayed in during our 8 days in Ireland and we'd definitely come back here.
Our room on the 2nd floor was quiet. Cozy even though it was spacious. The bed was super comfortable. Down at the far end of the hall, we didn't get consistent wifi signals, but that was a nice break from the digital world too. This was the best place we stayed in during our 8 days in Ireland and we'd definitely come back here.
Diana
Reviewed October 25, 2017Reviewed October 25, 2017
Hotel is a few miles outside Galway bay main resort but has lovely setting on seafront, with plenty parking, and provided nice breakfast, only issue was forgot to offer tea at breakfast
Hotel is a few miles outside Galway bay main resort but has lovely setting on seafront, with plenty parking, and provided nice breakfast, only issue was forgot to offer tea at breakfast
We spent a night in Glenlo Abbey and we are glad that we did, the hotel is beautiful. Set within the grounds of their golf course you are surrounded by greenery. Inside the hotel is lavishly decorated whilst retaining a cosy feel. The staff could not have been more helpful and the food served in the Fine Dining Pullman restaurant was different and tasty
We spent a night in Glenlo Abbey and we are glad that we did, the hotel is beautiful. Set within the grounds of their golf course you are surrounded by greenery. Inside the hotel is lavishly decorated whilst retaining a cosy feel. The staff could not have been more helpful and the food served in the Fine Dining Pullman restaurant was different and tasty
The room was amazing! A bar, a record player, an ipad, beautiful decor, fancy led 'mood lighting' in the bathroom, amazing toiletries, delicious breakfast. Great bar, lovely staff. Honestly the best hotel experience we've ever had.
The room was amazing! A bar, a record player, an ipad, beautiful decor, fancy led 'mood lighting' in the bathroom, amazing toiletries, delicious breakfast. Great bar, lovely staff. Honestly the best hotel experience we've ever had.
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