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Lahinch Lodge

2.5 (2 reviews)

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Cliffs of Moher Hotel

Cliffs of Moher Hotel

(13 reviews)

€€

One of our favorite nights while we were traveling through Ireland. We wanted to spend a night so…read morewe could go to the Cliffs of Moher in the morning (the night before had horrible visibility) so we found the Cliffs of Moher Hotel. It was very close to the Cliffs. Not only was it convenient, but more importantly it was such a pleasant stay that exceeded our expectations. The hotel manager was so accommodating and inviting. They reserved us a table and had live music that night for dinner. I ordered the beef and Guinness stew and it was my favorite meal of the trip. The live music was so fun and entertaining. Very tasteful and felt right for our stay in Ireland. The rooms were welcoming and very nice. The price was reasonable and it was overall just an amazing night. Well done Cliffs of Moher hotel!

It is with deep appreciation for the people and the culture of Ireland that I review this hotel as…read morea place to not stay in and stay away from. It is uniquely charmless, poorly located, with horrible accommodations. It's more like someone's hobby. The first floor is filled with literally thousands of books and an enormous number of very personal portrait like paintings. We never got to see the upper floor rooms with a view, but I can assure you that any other room in the hotel is absolutely atrocious. Ours overlooked the parking lot, had a broken window latch, and the noise from the parking lot and the adjacent road roadway were horrendous. Supposedly the upper floor rooms with a view are nicer, but I still can't recommend this hotel. We were booked for three nights left the first morning after one night and we charged two nights. The hotel is advertised as the closest to the cliffs. It hardly matters because everything is close to the cliffs. We were miraculously redeemed by being able to stay in Doolin- at the amazing Balinalachan Castle Hotel. It is much better located for all the things you're going to want to do, including being very close to some of the best pubs and food and the ferry terminal where you can go out to the Aran Islands. And the food at the castle is Michelin quality without the price or the fuss. We traveled for two weeks and stayed in five different hotels and B&B's but the Cliffs of Moher Hotel should be stricken from anyone's list who wants an-authentic enjoyable well located hospitality experience. It was really awful.. but we did have a very soulful discussion with a young Ukrainian woman who moved between the front desk and breakfast service. She made this a truly human experience aside from the atrociousness of the hotel

Falls Hotel - Room

Falls Hotel

(15 reviews)

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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.

Wild Atlantic Lodge B&B Lahinch - Breakfast buffet

Wild Atlantic Lodge B&B Lahinch

(1 review)

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.

Lahinch Lodge - hotels - Updated October 2026

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