Hotell i Attymon

“Fina rum, bra service och en god frukostbuffé med allt vad man behövde. ”

“A fabulous room in the middle of the village. Restaurant/cafe where you also checked in across the street. Good food and very friendly staff. ”

“Trevlig personal som uppgraderade vårt rum! Fint rymligt rum, rent och fräscht. God frukost. Bra parkering! Bra restaurang!”

“Trevligt hotell, lite långt att gå in till stan.”

“Ingen frukost men det fanns gott om bra alternativ i närheten.”

“Recommend for quietness and short drive from Galway.”

“Litet hotell som var mer slitet om vi förväntat oss. Alla parkeringsplatser var uppbokade trots att vi angett att vi kom med bil och det skulle finnas. Oerhört lyhört, knarriga dörrar och ett mörkt rum med mycket litet fönster. Dock var personalen supertrevliga och frukosten fantastisk! ”

“Due to Expedia's character limit, only the key points are listed here. A more detailed version of this review exists elsewhere and cannot be linked here. By far the most disappointing hotel stay of our Ireland trip. Room was visibly worn and poorly maintained. Multiple visible stains on bedding, bed area and upholstered furniture (see photos). Contrast-enhanced versions of some photos uploaded because several stains were less visible on camera than in person. After we complained,...

“Very nice hotel. Lovely girl in reception when we arrived. We though enjoyed our stay”

“The hotel is very central, 5-7 minute walk from the train station. Very kind and helpful staff! The rooms are okey, they are clean but feel a bit ”worn down”. The rooms are also very noisy/you can hear the rooms next to you very clearly, it’s also very loud if someone walks in the hallway. I do recommend this place, depending on what you’re looking for. As a woman traveling alone I felt safe here and in this area. An extra plus for it being close to a lot of things! They also provide a list...

“Al & staff welcome you warmly and make you feel relaxed and at home. Breakfast was lovely. ”

“Rent och fräscht rum. Bra läge ,enkel parkering”