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"We stayed there one night on our way from Doolin. There's mostly accommodations in that area and Glasha Meadows is conveniently near town. We texted our host after we were done with The Cliffs of Moher. She met us out front and took us to our unit. Easy. Our unit had three comfortable beds and was clean and cozy. Nice bathroom. Some other little touches like a comfy sofa and a skylight that had a cover so no bright light at dawn. Our host was friendly and had good recs for places to eat, Sean Moc!, and coffee. "

"beautiful inn with excellent breakfast. enjoyed our stay"

"This was a beautiful location near Doolin. We thought it was much closer to walk to town, but it was too high up the mountain to walk there and back. But a 5 minute drive was fine. Also, it may be that we are Americans but we didn't know how to use a lot of the appliances in the house correctly and couldn't find instructions, but a quick text to the host was answered immediately."

"My family and I had such a wonderful stay at the Castle View House. Thank you so much Sally and Cyril for sharing your beautiful property. We really enjoyed learning about the farm, the amazing walks on the cliffs, and the quant town of Doolin. Lifelong memories. "

"Great location Cosy room. Good Breakfast selection"

"Food very good beautiful room and view - really nice place to stay "

"Room was spotless clean, staff were very accommodating, breakfast was lovely. We did not realise the popularity of the bar and were disappointed to not be able to dine in the hotel the evening we stayed and had to drive to a nearby town for dinner. Would recommend that tables is booked in the restaurant or bistro for dinner. "

"Breakfast was great. Lovely staff."

"Everything at Hotel Doolin was wonderful, but what truly made our stay exceptional was the kindness we received after an unfortunate accident early in our visit. The staff went above and beyond, checking in on us regularly over the following days and anticipating our needs before we even had to ask. They graciously kept the kitchen open after hours to ensure we were cared for and comfortable. When it came time to leave, we were touched to receive a loaf of freshly baked bread—a simple yet heartfelt gesture that perfectly captured the spirit of genuine Irish hospitality. From our arrival to our farewell, we felt sincerely looked after. Michael and Kristin "