Carrick hotels

Pros: Great location, 20 minutes walk from Slieve League, great breakfast, very friendly people, everything clean … just go there, you won't regret.

Pros: This is by far the best bnb we have stayed in. The location couldn’t have been better- 2mins to slieve, rooms were very comfortable, pristine and spacious with plenty of storage. I was very very happy to finally get a shower with good water. Ken and his team were friendly, very responsive and we felt really taken care of.. Was happy to see a swing set in the yard for kids to enjoy... the property is well lighted in the evenings and has nice seating area outside to enjoy scenic beauty that lies literally outside your windows. We absolutely loved our stay here ... and were genuinely surprised by the modest price for this experience...! Would recommend this place to others!

Pros: great location and kind owner

Cons: NONE

Cons: Clean and beautiful room, the host is kind and the position of the b&b is perfect for visiting the cliff. Great breakfast too!

Pros: The location couldn't be closer to the cliffs! Great check in experience with the friendly host. We drove past the lower gate to the upper (very limited) parking half way up the cliffs. From that point the trail along the cliffs was an easy and scenic hike. Breakfast was custom prepared and was delicious. A shout out to the staff at The Rusty Mackeral, where we were treated to a great evening of food, drinks and live music!

Pros: Nice welcome

Cons: Difficult to find. No internet connection on the way to the B&B

Pros: Very friendly staff.

Cons: Small selection and quality of cereals.

Pros: Great location from the cliffs.

Pros: Everything was wonderful. Would love to come back someday as it was the nicest place we stayed on our trip around Ireland. Thank you

Pros: Location was perfect - five minutes drive to the cliffs, good breakfast

Pros: Spotlessly clean, breakfast was lovely and Theresa was very welcoming

Pros: Teresa friendly & helpful & made us feel welcome.

Cons: More choice of breakfasts. Shower too high to reach & no shower hats anyway. A hand held shower would be easier to manage. Noisy first night from 2 other guests above who fortunately left early next day.

Pros: Delicious breakfast and we were made feel so welcome. We will definitely be back. Thanks Teresa.

Pros: Room was spacious airy and clean with a great power shower. Room was coolish when we arrived and host put heat on which was lovely! Tea and coffee facilities in room.

Cons: Boiler type humming noise evident which stopped around 11pm. There appeared to be a communal lounge but we didn’t realise this until the next morning!

Pros: Very friendly and great cooked breakfast. Very clean and tidy.would stay again. We booked a budget room well it was better the budget super for the price.

Pros: Theresa was great in making sure everything was just right! The Irish breakfast she cooked was fabulous and we all enjoyed it!!

Cons: very nice, great host

Pros: This is a lovely B and B in the quaint and quiet village of Kilcar. The lodge is located next to a beautiful bubbling river which offers a lovely spot for viewing and soothing sounds for sleep. The hostess is an accomodating and kind host who cooked a great breakfast. Kilcar is a small place--plenty of pubs and home to a very friendly ("Come meet the weavers") hand-weaving workshop and for-sale shop. We went to another town for dinner, and only a 5-minute rive away. Great facilities and grand location. We would definitely stay here again. A hidden gem.

Pros: I loved Teresa’s hospitality and get anything for you. I loved selection of breakfast cereals and big breakfast. Big pots of tea made a great start to day. Beautiful community garden next door for everyone to use.

Cons: It would have been good if in Kilcar town there was somewhere to eat in evening. There used to be an outstanding restaurant Teach Bain years ago but alas no more. We went to Carrick for evening meals.

Pros: Breakfast cooked to order .

Pros: We loved our stay here- Frank, the owner was a great host and there was such a friendly atmosphere- everybody sits and chats in the evening. The hostel was spotless and it's location is absolutely incredible

Cons: Not a thing!

Pros: Everything n everyone...

Cons: Nowt...

Pros: Beautiful peaceful location.Host Frank so kind and helpful and creates a really friendly atmosphere. Ended up chatting to all the other guests, far nicer experience than an impersonal hotel. Will hopefully be back. Well worth the drive!

Pros: Frank is an absolute gentleman and very welcoming.

Pros: Its lovely place, beautiful viev, Frank is very friendly, I will be back again

Pros: Frank was a fabulous host, most knowledgeable and helpful and we loved the chats by the fireside (Yes, in July!)

Cons: I would have preferred a double bed or twin room to a bunk bed but the beds were very comfortable regardless

Pros: Stunning location beside one of the most beautiful and remote beaches in lreland. Iovely friendly, clean and quiet hostel. Highly recommended.

Pros: Very special - good hostel in rural area, very nice landowner, sitting at the fireplace with us in the evening. Nice rooms with bedsheets, cooking facilities available, short walk to the beach, we loved it.

Pros: Not my first visit to this hostel and I will definitely be back. Amazing place, just a few minutes walk away to Silver Strand, a place of quiet and beauty. I especially love the common room with fireplace and sofas, it feels so comfy and allows you to socialize with other guests. Frank, the owner, is great!

Pros: Really nice purpose built hostel with a gorgeous view of the Atlantic. Close to a beautiful beach. Our double room was very comfortable and the bathroom was lovely. Best shower in Ireland. Frank, the owner, is a great guy who's nice to chat to. If you get lucky like us you can eat dinner & breakfast outside in the sun overlooking the fields & ocean. Out of 8 hostels in Ireland this is easily the best and also one of the cheapest.

Cons: Only bad thing is no WiFi or even phone service. But as long as you know in advance its fine. Its nice to have a night off from the phone & just relax in nature

Pros: The O'Neill B&B is in a great location to reach Slieve League, which far exceeds the beauty of the Cliffs of Moher (and is far less crowded). It is a true B&B, with the owners renting out 2 rooms in their own home. We had great conversations and learned a lot about life in County Donegal. Breakfast the next morning was wonderful; in fact, my husband thinks the porridge was one the best during our trip.

Cons: Everything was nice.

Pros: Owners could not have been nicer. Breakfast was great. Adjusted it to our wishes. Arraigned for a taxi to pick us up at a specific time. Everything very clean and comfortable.

Cons: Nothing.

Pros: We were kindly welcomed by the host and this accommodation has everything you need and is located close to the Slieve League and other beautiful spots at the Wild Atlantic Coastal Route and in the larger Donegal Bay. The room was large, the beds were perfect and the breakfast was delicious.

Pros: The location was great. Right across from a small river with a bridge crossing to the path into town. Short walk to several choices for food and drink. Post office in town also. Lots of sheep and lambs in the area for photos. Easy drive to Killybegs if looking for larger town. Very close to great hikes, including Slieve League cliff path that dwarfs the Cliffs of Moher - plus it is not crowded if you go a bit past the lookout area at Bunglas parking lot. Also, great hike (Tower Loop) near Glencolumbkille. Host was so helpful, friendly, yet not intrusive. Spotless room and bathroom. Windows open for cross breezes. Breakfast cooked to order - whatever you like. Great stay, especially for cost. Would stay here again.

Cons: Very little to dislike about this place. Maybe a fluffier pillow if I had to come up with something!!

Pros: The host was very friendly

Cons: It was very clost to Slieve League

Pros: Brid's home was beautiful and very clean. We were very comfortable in our room (myself, my husband and our 2 daughters). We had a beautiful view of the fields and mountainside through our skylight window (which also had a blackout shade making it easy to sleep in when desired). The breakfasts were delicious and prepared for us individually. Best of all, Brid and her husband Gabriel gave great advice on local places to go and things to do. Their home is located very close to Slieve League which is absolutely gorgeous and the highlight of our trip to Ireland. We also enjoyed several hours at a beautiful beach called Silver Strand and in Ardara where there was a fiddle festival. We all agreed Brid & Gabriel's hospitality was among the warmest we encountered in all of of Ireland.

Cons: nothing

Pros: Great welcome from the land lady's son. Very helpful, great comfort and breakfast, and very clean

Pros: The B&B is located across from a river. With the window open at nice, it’s a soothing sound to fall asleep to.

Cons: The beds were mildly uncomfortable. But if you spend your days walking about, hiking the ‘steep’ side of Slieve League, you’ll easily fall asleep.

Pros: clean, bright room , super comfy bed, excellent breakfast. Super nice hostess. Would stay again

Cons: nothing

Pros: Proximity to Slieve League was fantastic ..breakfast was good.. very friendly owners ..close to eating places & quiet location

Cons: Had to wait quite a while to get some hot water for a shower but it was hot & strong when it got there... need to keep windows closed at night because of midgies .. otherwise very comfortable

Pros: The location is very good as regards the amazing beach but the B&B itself is very remote. Nowhere to go locally for food or a drink, without having to drive to a town

Cons: It felt more like going to stay in the home of strangers. Boundaries between a B&B and staying in someone’s home very blurred - we almost felt like intruders. In the morning when we left our bedroom to go down for breakfast we had to walk past the owners’ bedroom. The door was wide open, unmade bed etc. Also, when we arrived, we could hardly get through the hall and up the stairs for kid’s toys everywhere - very untidy

Pros: We had a very nice stay ...

Pros: This B&B is in an amazing location, at a truly lovely secluded beach. There are also walking trails everywhere. I could stay here for a week!

Pros: The location! Right on top of Silver Strand Beach! Josephine and her family were very friendly and accommodating. We didn't feel like we staying at someone's house. Our room was clean and quaint. Highly recommend staying here!!

Cons: Having to leave

Pros: Warm welcome, stunning location, comfortable room and good breakfast

Pros: Big room, great view and very good breakfast.

Cons: Shower worked ok but could probably do with updating.

Pros: The host were very friendly and helpful when I wanted to get answers about local points of interest.

Cons: The bed matress not to good but I never sleep well anywhere.

Pros: Fantastic position, delightful family

Cons: No nearby pub or eating facilities

Pros: lovely owners, good breakfast, we got a room with view, enough space in the room, cozy bed, we slept well

Cons: may the bathroom is not clean like it should be (mold at the showerdoor

Pros: Could not find fault even if I wanted to, which I certainly don't. Lovely family, beautiful home, stunning location. Just amazing.

Cons: Nothing could have been better.

Pros: everything was perfect,owners Margret and Martin were wonderful hosts,nothing was too much trouble,cooked breakfast was outstanding,rooms so comfortable and clean,lovely atmosphere and fabulous location

Cons: Loved everything,no fault whatsoever

Pros: Truly amazing . In the center of the glen , and an amazing family who were absolutely lovely and accommodating. Margaret was a fantastic host . Thank you for a memorable experience

Pros: Lovely stay here....great friendly and accommodating people. Will look forward to staying again! Thanks Martin and Margaret and the pup!!!

Pros: Family run B&B and Margaret and family made us very welcome. The mountain view from the bedroom was great. Breakfast was very, very good with full Continental and Irish cooked breakfast available.

Cons: Bathroom was small.

Pros: It was just amazing, period

Pros: Meeting the owners was a highlight of the trip. We felt welcomed and right at home.

Pros: The welcome we got was tremendous. Margaret and Martin went out of their way to welcome us and help with queries that we had. It was a home from home.

Cons: My wife likes to have a flexible shower hose rather than a fixed shower head.

Pros: We really enjoy our stay in Margaret and Martin’s b&b. Everything was very clean, bed in room 3 was very comfortable and we have our own bathroom inside the room. The best of everything was the breakfast, Margaret prepared full Irish breakfast for us as well as home made scones and banana bread. Walking distance to the small village. Very reasonable price. Highly recommended

Pros: Everything, lovely place, clean, breakfast 1st class, lovely town, all boxes ticked.

Pros: Hosts extremely helpful and fun to talk with.

Pros: Perfect!

Cons: We should stay longer there:-)

Pros: Genuinely friendly staff and animals. Lovely vibe about the place.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Quiet scenic location, about as secluded as Ireland gets. Friendly hosts with an equally friendly African grey parrot :). Facilities are basic but having said that you have comfort and all you could possibly need. Tasty breakfast! Would stay again if we revisit the area.

Cons: Nothing to add here. All was great for us.

Pros: Bed linen spotless, whiter than white

Cons: Very friendly and helpful owners.

Pros: Location for slieve league, arrived on a lashing wet sunday to a warm welcome, cosy room, and comfortable lounge.

Pros: Very nice place to stay, friendly and very helpful hosts

Cons: We arrived late due to weather condition and unexpected traffic detours due to a major golf tournament. The hosts were very upset. Said "we have a life too". In our opinion, if you run a business you have to expect obstacles. The rooms need major improvements. Some tiles to the washroom were loose and a hazard. We left early and didn't stay for breakfast.

Pros: Everything great value for money great owaners great facillities and locations

Cons: Nothing everything was excellant

Pros: The hosts were lovely, very knowledgeable about the area and overall really helpful!

Pros: Clean and friendly

Cons: Shower not working. Dangerously scalding hot and could not be adjusted. No offer of compensation

Pros: Excellent location, clean and comfortable. Thanks

Pros: Great location, staff, no complaints

Cons: Nothing!

Pros: Great sitting room and kitchen. Good sized rooms and beautiful location.

Pros: Scenery was amazing host fantastic

Cons: A Tele in the room

Pros: We didn't have breakfast.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Environment is nice, quite place for sleaping and very nice was a comment food in a fridge and shelves(like milk, coffee, že etc.)

Cons: The bed was on wheels. Common areas were not very clean.

Pros: Perfect clean friendly and close to all amenities.

Pros: I liked the style of the house and its location I didnt like tbe noise of buzzing - sounded like someone left the expelair on in a closeby bathroom all night long

Cons: I didnt like tbe noise of buzzing - sounded like someone left the expelair on in a closeby bathroom all night long

Pros: Everything.

Pros: Great location for cliffs. Food very good and really good bar

Cons: Bed was uncomfortable and creaky but otherwise everything was fine

Pros: Big room; comfortable bed; TV; pub downstairs and nice breakfast and friendly staff. They also had a good room for my bicycle.

Pros: I liked the flexibility of the staff when it was discovered I would not be able to avail of a prepaid breakfast. They changed my booking to a self catering and charged a lesser amount accordingly.

Cons: Great staff, location and value for money. Highly recommended.

Pros: The property was clean and provided self-catering facilities which was a bonus. The location was perfect for Slieve League and surrounding area

Pros: Good value for money. Nice wee rooms over the pub / restaurant. Some shops directly opposite of the house. Good breakfast. There's a lovely walkway at the river close by, even with a brand new outdoor gym. Just a couple of minutes drive to Slieve League.

Cons: You'll hear the live music from the pub so clearly you can understand every word they sing. Also the snoring from people in the next room. So if you're looking for a very quiet accommodation, this is probably not the right one for you.

Pros: Very clean and spacious rooms, great hosts and a nice wee pub downstairs with well poured pints and a fine selection of whiskey ;) gave us free crisps as well so cheers to that

Cons: For the price facilities and location I really couldn’t complain at all.

Pros: The location is superb! You're minutes away from the cliffs or loads of great beaches and adventures. The benefit of the pub downstairs is wonderful as well. Excellent staff, stellar food (don't miss the breakfast, superb!), and all around great craic for exceptional value. One of the best ways to visit SW Donegal and have a roaring good time. Highly recommended!

Cons: Literally nothing... I was so wonderfully surprised as the low price is not indicative of the excellent food, location, accommodation and staff. I just wished I could have stayed longer!

Pros: Lovely low cost accommodation suitable for a family on a budget ..

Cons: Can be a bit noisy at the weekend

Pros: The staff were great. The accommodation was fairly basic but clean and serviceable. Would recommend.