We spent 2 nights at the Cill Aodain Court Hotel. The room was spotlessly clean and very spacious. We tried most of the pubs in the town, and Ryan's Bar, opposite the hotel, was our favourite. A couple of the others were a bit dark and uninviting, and empty - but there again it was mid-week that we were there. We can recommend the breakfast at the 'Central Perk' cafe on the main road as well - good value for money.
In our hired car we drove to Galway, which was beautiful, and then back via Clifden, Westport and Castelbar - some wonderful scenery. Can't wait to book another holiday in the same region.

My wife booked us into this hotel as we were attending a wedding at the other hotel in town and there was no room available there. As other reviewers have suggested it does not look much from the outside but the interior is modern and comfortable. Because it's a small country hotel the reception is often unattended and you ring the bell for service. This is fine except that the receptionist who appeared complete with coat and handbag told me to look for another member of staff as she was 'off home'. This did not bode well however the lady that did check me in was just that 'A Lady', she was helpful, friendly, courteous and looked after myself and my wife for the rest of the evening. Room was clean and comfortable overlooking the main street with no noise problems. We had some drinks in a local pub down the street and dinner back at the hotel. The dining room was busy and we took this as a good omen and indeed the food although not adventurous was tasty and ample. Service was a little slow but this was more to do with the shortage of staff than their tardiness as the waitresses performed with what can only be described as military efficiency. Overall a very enjoyable stay but be warned there is no passenger lift!!!!!

We were given a voucher and stayed there for two nights, we found the staff so helpful & friendly.The rooms are plain and simple and very clean. Good food and good Guinness. Its right in the center of town with a lively pub opposite it. Will go back again for deffo.

Half an hour before we arrived we got a phone call from the hotel saying that there was a problem with our room and they had booked us into a b&b in the town. We had travelled for 4 and a half hours to get there for a funeral. They did not offer to pay for the b&b and we were totally unsatisfied with the way they treated us.We went to the hotel that night to meet up with family who were booked in there and the place was empty. We were told by locals that it has happened often before.