Maam Valey Hotels from ₹12,082

"Wyatt Hotel was the perfect place for us to spend the night and enjoy the pub and atmosphere. Beautiful!"

"Room was big, beautiful and clean. Bed was so comfortable, did not want to leave. Breakfast was fresh, good options, cooked to order, great service. Hotel bar cocktails were good, staff were friendly and welcoming. "

"Very happy with our stay hotel excellent, food great and reasonable, everything was on the doorstep, five minute walk to centre of town. Will return."

"Our stay at The Lodge was wonderful. We loved the nice, comfortable room, large bathroom, and the pool area was a nice respite on a cool, rainy & windy day. The staff was wonderful as was the very large breakfast. It was a treat for sure!"

"Beautiful buildings and grounds, rooms are incredible, very comfortable beds."

"staff was friendly and welcoming place was homey and we loved our 5 night stay there "

"Great hotel, great vakue, beautiful surroundings. "

"Had a superb three night stay at the Westport Coast hotel in October. The location is simply superb, on the quay, looking out over a few boats and the bay beyond. Worth specifying a room at the front, just for the view. Accommodation is also excellent, in my view faultless. The restaurant is on the top floor with a conservatory on one side giving views towards Croagh Patrick: we caught a stunning sunset and three atmospheric mornings. Food is great. The staff are sometimes a bit too efficient, but no complaints there. It's a 30 minute walk through the grounds of Westport House into the town itself, or 20 minutes along the road. There's a car park behind the hotel but I preferred the overflow which is huge and only two minutes walk from the front door. Check in was easy. The spa is great but was suffering from some technical difficulties when we were there. Treatments were excellent. A superlative modern hotel in a beautiful vintage location. "

"Beautiful place to stay, fabulous food. Spa facilities were idyllic, including an atmospheric “wild swim” in the sea loch."