Centrally located, this charming Bed and Breakfast has an amazing host! We got a double room (which…read morealso had a twin bed in it) on the top floor. It was very quiet at night. When we returned after the pub, the hall smelled like cigarette smoke, but our room never did. So that was okay. Just surprising. The place is outdated, but serves it purpose! We had to leave really early in the morning to catch a flight, and Eileen woke early, and insisted on giving some breakfast to take away, and making us coffee and toast. We were bummed we couldn't stay for her pancakes, the breakfast room was nicely decorated with fine china! We will be back!

Lovely people and great breakfast. Wi-Fi is inexistent in the rooms and the lounge. We had to sit…read morein the lobby to check our email. The showers were not working well and some of us had to take cold showers (the owner offered a small discount on our bill). Not the end of the world but not the kind of comfort we were looking forward to on vacation.

Beautiful spot, lovely place and great service. it was a long time ago so I can't remember details…read morebut I know we liked it a lot.

I spent several days here and it was wonderful. It's quiet and spotlessly clean. The beds and…read morepillows were comfortable, the hot water and water pressure in the bathroom plentiful, and I was especially appreciative of the light-blocking curtains on bright Irish nights. There is free wi-fi. Maureen is a lovely host -- friendly and helpful but not intrusive. The included breakfast was delicious and generous -- she had almost anything you could possibly want. The B&B is just a short walk (maybe 10 minutes) into the center of town. I promise I don't work for her. My friends and I just really could not have asked for more. We even told some expats we met in town that it was the perfect place to lodge the parents when they came to visit. I suppose if I have to say something bad, I will note that there is no sidewalk the first 50 yards or so on the road into town--just a gravel shoulder--and there aren't street lights, so you may not want to do the walk at night (although we did).

This B&B is really more the size of a guesthouse. Maureen (sp?) and her husband own and run All The…read moreTwos (their phone number has a whole bunch of the number 2....). There are 12 rooms on two floors. There is an elevator up to the second floor along with a large impressive staircase. The sitting and dining areas downstairs are very nice and comfortable. The breakfast served is a choice of options made to order, and of course the traditional Irish breakfast. The proprietors are attentive and warm to whatever you ask and the room was fine. I want to point out that the booking service for All The Twos showed only two types of rooms... those with "Doubles" and those with Twins. My wife and I sleep in a Queen bed and prefer a king. When they didn't have Queens, we went with the twins. However, when we mentioned this to Maureen, she informed us that all the "non-twins" rooms in All the Twos were actually queen size beds, and we informed her that the listing service does not say that. We would have chosen differently. Keep this in mind... non-twin rooms are Queens, not doubles. Our only complaint with All the Twos is that the proprietors are, unfortunately, not tech savvy,and Clifden is not near much help with WIFI systems. My wife and I were traveling with five WIFI-enabled devices: 2 iPADS, 2 iPhones, and an HP laptop and they are critical to our existence (it seems). I needed the laptop to be able to communicate with my business's mainframe computer system through some VPN software. My laptop WIFI was never able to communicate with the WIFI system and never "saw" the system at all. My wife's and my Apple products would connect or not connect randomly and without any logic. They apparently have the main WIFI router downstairs, and then a repeater upstairs, but the signal in our room would vary from no bars at all (and no connection) to two bars (with or without a connection, randomly). Commonly, the apple products would not connect when first turned on or returned to the B&B and then if you left them alone for an hour or more, one or two would randomly "connect". I'm sure Maureen is mystified by the operation of the WIFI, and it was hard for me to understand their system also, although I am pretty tech savvy. My laptop and all our Apple devices worked perfectly at the places before and after All the Twos, so it is pretty clear it is a problem here and not elsewhere. However, if you don't need heavy-duty internet access or are not traveling with enough computer power to land a lunar lander on the moon, then everything else is just as nice as you could want. This is a great place otherwise.