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Aran Islands Hotel
Hotel in Kilronan
Aran Islands Hotel, on Inis Mor, has spacious en suite bedrooms, some with balconies and views of Kileaney Bay and Kilronan Harbour. It has a restaurant and bar and free internet access.
Aisling
From
IrelandThe chalet was lovely and clean. The food in the hotel was not the greatest but good value for money.
Review score
8.8Fabulous
591 reviews
Price from
£169.33
1 night, 2 adults
Aran Islands Camping & Glamping
Hotel in Kilronan
Aran Islands Camping & Glamping provides a private beach area and a sauna, as well as accommodation with free WiFi and a kitchenette in Kilronan, 5.1 km from Aran Islands.
Marie
From
IrelandAmazing location. Glamping pods were very clean. Staff extremely helpful and attentive.
Review score
9.1Superb
269 reviews
Price from
£162.82
1 night, 2 adults
Seacrest B&B
Hotel in Kilronan
Located in Kilronan, 4.2 km from Aran Islands, Seacrest B&B offers beachfront accommodation and various facilities, such as a shared lounge.
margaret
From
IrelandFrom the minute we walked in, the place felt like home and the staff were absolutely lovely. Geraldine and Coco are two of the nicest and warmest people you'll ever meet. Place was spotless, the breakfast was tasty, and everything is close by. Absolutely loved it.
Review score
9.5Exceptional
290 reviews
Price from
£159.78
1 night, 2 adults
Two Bedroom Deluxe Sea View Guest Suite
Hotel in Inis Mor
Set in Inis Mor and only 5.1 km from Aran Islands, Two Bedroom Deluxe Sea View Guest Suite offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Caroline
From
AustraliaIt was a lovely place to stay at and we had absolutely everything we needed. Especially the sea view was absolutely stunning.
Review score
9.8Exceptional
51 reviews
Price from
£245.66
1 night, 2 adults
Atlantic View House
Hotel in Doolin
In Doolin, on Ireland’s West Coast, the Atlantic View House has views over the Cliffs of Moher. Free WiFi is available.
Perry
From
United KingdomFantastic sea view from our room,spotlessly clean,friendly staff,very comfortable bed,great breakfast,and the guy who was serving us couldn’t do enough to accommodate our needs. Strongly recommended
Review score
9.6Exceptional
1,002 reviews
Price from
£112.89
1 night, 2 adults
Traditional cottage, Carraroe, Connemara Galway
Hotel in Keeraunbeg
Located in Keeraunbeg and only 2.8 km from Coral Beach, Traditional cottage, Carraroe, Connemara Galway provides accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Margherita
From
ItalyThe cottage is well furnished and the experience is authentic. The instructions given were perfect and we did not have any problems. The place is cozy and warm. Ireland is amazing.
Review score
9.6Exceptional
5 reviews
Price from
£149.67
1 night, 2 adults
Connemara. 3 Bedroom, 8 bed, Holiday home
Hotel in Galway
Situated in Galway and only 50 km from St. Nicholas Collegiate Church, Connemara. 3 Bedroom, 8 bed, Holiday home features accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Andrew
From
IrelandHouse was very comfortable with very good facilities
Review score
9.8Exceptional
18 reviews
Price from
£356.02
1 night, 2 adults
O'Domhnaill's Guesthouse - Lig do Scíth
Hotel in Galway
O'Domhnaill's Guesthouse - Lig do Scíth features garden views, free WiFi and free private parking, set in Galway, 2.6 km from Coral Beach.
Gearoid
From
United KingdomÁit álainn chun fanacht le fáilte breá
Great location to stay with great welcome
Review score
8.7Fabulous
740 reviews
Price from
£125.04
1 night, 2 adults
Aran views
Hotel in Galway
Set in Galway, Aran views offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. The homestay comes with a flat-screen TV. Towels and bed linen are featured in the homestay.
Graeme
From
IrelandLovely night, stunning location. Would recommend
Review score
8.1Very good
20 reviews
Price from
£140.67
1 night, 2 adults
Aran views
Hotel in Galway
Aran views offers rooms in Galway. This bed and breakfast features a garden and free private parking. The bed and breakfast has family rooms.
Suzanne
From
New ZealandLovely hosts. Cool location.
Review score
8.3Very good
36 reviews
Price from
£132.86
1 night, 2 adults
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- Review score8.0
Outside the town is more interesting than inside.
Outside the town is more interesting than inside. But avoid the minibus tours. Our driver, John, spent five frickin' hours driving around trying to find more passengers, during which time he showed us only two of the sights. He also spent some of the time essentially providing a taxi service, and treated his taxi customers with much more consideration than his tour passengers. It was a waste of our money and a much bigger waste of our limited time on the island.Guest review byKarenUnited States - Review score10.0
The island is absolutely isolated.
The island is absolutely isolated. Only transportation is bicycles. Most tourists arrive on the morning ferry and leave on the evening ferry so when you stay overnight, it is very, very quiet and isolated. We really loved that part of it! “Guest review byDavidUnited States - Review score10.0
A shorter list such as tidy up after cooking and that...
A shorter list such as tidy up after cooking and that emptying bins and removing shoes to protect floors and general things not a long check list for a cleaner to do and insyring a drop of milk is there for guests as the shop may be closed on arrival also if we had of know this we would have got bits before arrival so advising guests to be prepared be greatGuest review byJohnIreland - Review score10.0
The island is truly amazing.
The island is truly amazing. Great accommodations, great food, great people. I just happened to be there during the Bodhran Festival and it was incredible. I loved how everyone participated sharing their talents. I will definitely return. Get the Crepes by the pier. The St Tola crepe is to die for. Oh and definitely the Man of Aran Fudge. ♥️💚Guest review byArcticfirefoxUnited States - Review score10.0
We highly highly recommend Aran Bike Hire - they couldn't...
We highly highly recommend Aran Bike Hire - they couldn't have been nicer kitting us out with bikes. Then, when we had a non bike related wrist break, Michael & team came to our rescue - driving the patient to meet the on-call doc; then to our accommodation to wait for the ferry & then directly to the ferry with an ambulance to meet us in Rossaveal. We really appreciated the Aran islanders' care and warmth - we felt treated as family. It came as no surprise to us to hear from AnnMarie that the islanders sponsor the annual visit of the Little Blue Heroes Foundation charity for ill children and their families.Guest review byHeidiIreland - Review score10.0
There is lots to see and do on the island.
There is lots to see and do on the island. Lots of history and prehistoric monuments. If you are into live music, there's no shortage of that. The Islanders we met were kind and welcoming. We have dietary restrictions, but we're still able to find decent food to eat. There are some spectacular views, and Poll na bPéist in particular is definitely worth a visit.Guest review bySiobhánIreland - Review score10.0
Beautiful island . Everything within walking distance .
Beautiful island . Everything within walking distance . Lots to see lovely walks by staying overnight the island gets much quieter in the evening to stroll around or alternatively for a more lively atmosphere you can head to one of the local pubs.Guest review bySarah JayneIreland - Review score10.0
A great experience of the old Irish way full of culture and...
A great experience of the old Irish way full of culture and the traditional way of life. Joe wattys and the Bar are great for a meal and a drink with lots of options I'm getting around the island with bus/pony tours and electric bikes to offer.Guest review bydavinaIreland - Review score10.0
It is always a joy to visit Inis Mor.
It is always a joy to visit Inis Mor. It is particularly enjoyable at this time of the year before the summer season kicks in. Plenty of walks and sights to see. If the weather is not good, there are the pubs where craic and chat are to be had. The music in Joe Watty's is worth checking out along with their beef caserole.Guest review byAndrewIreland - Review score10.0
So glad we chose this island instead of the others—for us,...
So glad we chose this island instead of the others—for us, we wanted to walk and be outside and enjoy the local pub and live music and all of that was perfect. We didn’t rent bikes but that looked like a fun way to get around the island. Would definitely go back and recommend to friends who want a slow weekend to get away and enjoy peace. Our three teenagers probably would’ve been bored after two nights but for two days and none night they had plenty to do, climbing over the castle, exploring the shipwreck, running down to the tiny beach, walking to the lighthouse, and petting all the friendly donkeys and horses that would stick their heads over the stone walls. We walked about 8 miles in those two days and slept really well.Guest review byAnonymous
