Hotels near Lahinch Leisure Centre

"A great spot. Very clean. Rooms well appointed and bed was comfortable. Breakfast was amazing with fresh baked scones. Have to visit Gus O’Mally’s pub just down the street. Great food and live music"

"Amazing place, really well priced. Beautiful location and wonderful views."

"Great, friendly and helpful staff. Clean and comfortable rooms. "

"Good location and friendly staff but the hotel really needs some TLC, the leisure centre especially. "

"The room and bathroom were very nice! My friend and my's favorite part was the made to order breakfast which was included in our stay. The location was very nice, but we did not explore much of the town. Close to Doolin and Cliffs of Moher so it was a great stop along the way. Staff were nice and helpful, and the food at the restaurant was great!"

"This hotel is a lovely spot to stay to explore or visit the Cliffs of Moher and area. The small village of Doolin and its surrounding area was a true highlight for us. While the town is tiny, the countryside is beautiful. As an artist I loved the colourful buildings, animals (horses, donkey, cows) and views. The hotel could do with a sign at street level (there is one high up on the building) as it was confusing to find reception as it is not marked well. Also make sure when mapping your route not to confuse with the Doolin Inn. The restaurant and lively pub at the hotel was great as was the breakfast we had included. The room was very spacious and comfortable. It was nice that everything in the room was included (a beer or two, water, some snacks). A great place to stay."

"Room was clean, location is great. you have to take a couple of stairs to your room, be mindful if you have a lot of luggage, elevator doesn’t stop on the floor itself. Unfortunately the room heater doesn’t work but they are quick to provide a portable one. Parking is a bit far behind the property."

"This property is in the center of town. The retail district looks like a movie set with narrow streets lined with pubs, resteraunts, and many retailers. The staff was amazing but it seems the maid was distracted one day and left the room unkept. The front desk was able to quickly rectify. The first floor is a coffee shop and resterant serving breakfast lunch and dinner. Parking is in a city lot near by and you do need to pay during the day to 5:30 but we were out and exploring most of the day. There is a local no charge Museum and a historic ruins of a mideavil monastery next door to explore."

"If you can let go of the need for everything to be pristine in your hotel room, you will love this quirky, shabby, out-of-the-way place! Host is lovely, bed was super comfortable, great breakfast, and just a comfy, funky place to hang out on the Burren. "