If you ever want to treat yourself to something wonder. This is the place to do it. One of the most amazing 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. read more

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NY'er farmers were looking for something different than pub food and found it. Exquisite setting - a 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. read more

Moy House was originally built in the mid 18th Century as home to Sir Augustine Fitzgerald. The house looks over the Lahinch Bay. It has beautiful surroundings and traditional elegant decors. This is a small B&B with a wonderful staff. It is really nice. The restaurant is one of the best in the area. They have earned two awards from AA Rosettes for Culinary Excellence. I consider the food New Irish cuisine as it is traditional fare with local ingredients, but with a twist. They offer a 5 course tasting menu for dinner. Our Chef GeThe dining room the ocean (tables mostly for 2-5) Watch sun set on the sea as you enjoy fine cooking. A must! read more

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What a place! This very small hotel, or rather guest house or even B&B was recommended to us by a guy sitting next to us on the plane. He was like: "you have to stay there!" - so we did. We didn't reserve a room and didn't even call beforeand as we were traveling rather spontaneously. So on a rainy day at about 5pm we just walked-in. There was no one to be found which we first thought was weird. So we just went downstairs to look for a receptionist. Which we found. Kinda. She was more like the housekeeper, dressed in a nice suit. As it was rather late we got a discount on the room. This place isn't cheap, that's for sure. But you get what you pay for: rooms with awesome views and a charming atmosphere. It's the cutest place I've stayed at. It's a very old house but nicely kept in form. The bathroom is very stylish, also old but just awesome. There was a big bathtub in the middle of the bathroom - and the soaps were from L'Occitane. Upstairs there was a living room including an honesty bar. Just make yourself a drink and write it down, so they can charge you for it. I loved it! While we waited for our room to get ready for us (they didn't expect more guests that night) we were served tea and delicious sweets. Also a very cute thing: while we were away for dinner (I recommend Vaughans Anchor Inn, not far away: http://www.yelp.com/biz/vaughans-anchor-inn-liscannor) the young lady went to our room to close the curtains, get the beds reads for us so we could just jump in and also put a good-night-chocolate on the pillow, nicely wrapped. What a surprise! I also recommend getting breakfast at the Moy House. Delicious treats, such as a Salmon Bagel or the Full Irish, with freshly brewed coffee or freshly squeezed orange juice. And all of that in such a charming atmosphere and direct sea view. It's luxurious. I wouldn't hesitate for a second and book a room if I were in the region again. read more

Moy is a quiet B&B style place. It is only separated from the beach by a well groomed lawn. Lahinch is nearby yet only within driving distance. This is good because it puts some distance between the Moy and the tourist atmosphere in town. The dinning area is also quiet, white linens, and views forever. We had 5 people in our group and had breakfasts and dinner at the House. The food was outstanding. The staff service was very friendly and attentive. There is an upstairs lounge/bar/fireplace in this old house. It is very comfortable and has a great selection to make self serve drinks which are accounted for via an honor system of self reporting. They have all the nice touches. I've become quite a travel snob but have no complaints here. Will be back. read more

Excellent food and beautiful views with a small charming atmosphere. Dinner is a six course meal (there are no decisions to be made which might not be optimal for picky eaters but I'm sure they would accommodate you) and was the best meal of my trip. Breakfast is complementary and very good. If you are in the area it is a must stay. read more