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"Weak breakfast. Very small rooms. Loud bathroom fan. Soft mattresses. "

"Wow wow wow this is a lovely hotel. The location, the vibe and staff are amazing. Three days staying at this hotel and didn’t want to leave. If you get a chance to stay please do. The rooms are spacious so beautifully designed. The bed was so comfortable. Love it’s so sustainable water stations on every floor and great that you get a little jug of milk instead of those horrible plastic sachets. The food is incredible especially breakfast. The Guinness good too in the pub. The view of the Atlantic Ocean would make your heart sing. It’s the ultimate venue for a wedding. I’m already booking up my next stay in a couple of months. Well done to the Armada Hotel team take a well deserved bow. Irish welcome at its finest. "

"Great location and helpful staff. Dining options were very good and the surrounding area is walkable and enjoyable."

"Breakfast was fresh with a lot of variety & the hot breakfast cooked to order was delicious! The staff in the restaurant were very pleasant. We especially enjoyed meeting Vladimir who was not only helpful but was extremely engaging. We enjoyed our stay at the hotel "

"We had a great stay at this property. It's just a few minutes' drive to Ennis, but it's quiet and secluded. Both hotel and restaurant staff were helpful and friendly. The included breakfast was nothing special, but the pub food was excellent. This clean and spacious hotel is a good value."

"Staying in a suite here was a dream. Clean modern layout with unique touches like a fireplace, well stocked entertainment center, and a loaf of Doolin bread on checkout. Cafe & pub on site, featuring music the night we stayed, plus other pubs in the area. Free breakfast was wonderful. Everyone was super friendly. And easy access to the Cliffs of Moher. Highly recommend."

"When arriving to the property turn into the 1st driveway. It's not marked and Google maps takes you to the 2nd driveway which is an exit only. Staff was very friendly and inviting. Rooms were clean but you might have to walk up a 1/2 flight of stairs depending on where your room is. The Poets Corner bar has an excellent selection of rare Irish Whiskey. There was no trad music this night but the atmosphere more than made up for it. Highly recommend if your looking for somewhere quiet and not in a larger city. "

"If I could give the Rathbaun Hotel more than 5 stars, I absolutely would. From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel genuinely welcome—warm, kind, attentive, and incredibly hospitable. Nothing ever felt like too much trouble, and their level of care truly made the stay memorable. Now, the beds… wow. Easily some of the most comfortable bedding I’ve slept in while traveling. Honestly, 10/10 on the bedding alone—soft, cozy, luxurious, and exactly what you want after a long day exploring Ireland. I slept incredibly well. The rooms do have a slightly dated feel, but they were spotless, well-maintained, and very comfortable. I also really appreciated the in-room coffee bar and tea station—such a thoughtful touch that made the space feel even more welcoming. This hotel has charm, comfort, and some of the friendliest hospitality I’ve experienced. I would absolutely recommend the Rathbaun Hotel to anyone visiting the area, and without question, I’ll be staying here again when I return to Ireland!"

"The rooms looked nothing like pictured on the website. The staff didn’t help except provide an extra fan when the room was too hot. Apparently they were “fully booked” and couldn’t relocate us. The parking lot wasn’t full.. The window was open upon arrival which also had an active bird nest outside of It. With the window open bugs were all over the room. The remote didn’t have a back and couldn’t change channels. Honestly after a long day this was just awful to come to . The Manager tried calling me but was on a tour, I tried calling back but never heard back. Would not recommend this hotel. And avoid the one elevator and walk the extra few hundred feet to the rooms. It felt unsafe.."