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I stayed two nights here this week. I had reserved a room for single occupancy but had to pay the full amount which was for a triple room. I felt this was rather steep as I only used one bed, one set of towels and ate one breakfast each day. The room itself was well furnished and the bed linen was white and fresh. The bath towel was on the small side. The kettle and tea tray was very welcome but the provision of only 2 teabags was a bit meagre ( considering I was paying for three people). The bathroom was lovely and the shower powerful and the cubicle spacious. I was very surprised that neither the bedroom not the bathroom were tidied at all. I would expect the bed made and the wash basin cleaned as an absolute minimum. The bathroom window was directly behind the toilet so one had to keep the blind closed at all times. Frosted glass, at least in the lower half would be ideal. The breakfast was adequate. The layout looked very attractive but I was surprised to see “ shop-bought” Irish brown bread and tinned fruit. The tea and coffee was plentiful and very good. The cooked breakfast was pretty good. I ordered the small breakfast, ie one egg and one rasher etc. On the second morning I asked for some mushrooms to be added and they were. Although I should say it was as they served 4 quarters of a mushroom. The waitresses were charming and friendly. I would not stay again or recommend it as it does not represent value for money.

There was blood spots on our towels and toilet paper shoved in the peephole. The television was off to the side, directly across from the bathroom door, which made it uncomfortable to watch. There was a mirror directly across from the bed, which is really where the TV should've been. There was also no sockets on one side of the bed, which, while an inconvenience, wasn't really a deal breaker. Room was generally grubby. We had extremely loud neighbours, which security dealt with very swiftly once notified. I have stayed in this hotel previously, and the breakfast has really gone downhill. Myself and my partner both ordered the ”full Irish” breakfast, which was a rasher, two sausages, a rubbery fried egg, and a black pudding slice. On the menu it said we could choose how our eggs were done, however our waitress didn't ask us. The buffet is seriously lacking in options. As we weren't full from our meagre breakfast, we went to the buffet. My partner got a croissant which was stale (at 8am!) There were about 8 slices of salami and cheese, and we were there at 8am! I don't want to know what state it was in later on in the morning! The staff at reception, leisure centre and bar were very nice and helpful.

The perfect venue in a gorgeous location for a special family gathering. From the beginning the team at this hotel were absolutely fantastic . After arranging a group event in their hotel they were so helpful arranging rooms , spa treatments and food . Beds were so comfortable and rooms with lots of space , the food was absolutely fabulous for all meals in the bar and such a nice breakfast and evening meal in Luseas Restaurant which was absolutely fabulous. The spa is so lovely if you would like a nice treatment their team are outstanding professionals. The staff were so helpful, kind and friendly. Thank you to Carmel , Emma in reservations for helping me with this , Our waitress Aoife (Luseas)for making our weekend so special. Sarah , Shamus and the Murray Family Galway

Visited here for a work outing recently. Very impressive hotel with excellent facilities. Food and drink was served to the highest quality. The rooms were very spacious and well presented. Would highly recommend this hotel and will hopefully stay again in the future.

Stayed here for 3 nights. What a diaster. 8 couples not provided with rooms as requested. Staff not very helpful. Management said it was impossible to accommodate the 8 couples with rooms with walk-in shower as hotel was full. Large group leaving next morning and rooms would be available, but we would have to stay in the rooms allocated for 1 night. Not at all convenient. Large room, no charge point for phones, no toilet roll holder and no towel holder. Bed comfortable. Moved next morning. Some staff on duty at reception need to go to smile college. Again not as helpful as they could have been. 2nd room large n spacious. Would you believe there were 6 charging points for phones but still no towel or toilet roll holder. Where did you get 4 * from as not up to that standard. Bar staff run off there feet as there was only one on duty, brandy served in small glass, not a goblet, that’s not up to 4* . Goblets were sitting next to optics. Maybe bar staff should go back to school to find out what glass is for what drink. Food good n restaurant staff pleasant, especially Anna, who wasn’t on duty when we left although we had spoken to supervisor of restaurant to let her know about the service we received from this young lady. Won’t be staying again as the right hand doesn’t know what the left one is doing.

We stayed at the Ellison last weekend as went over to Castlebar to see Christy Moore, we arrived before lunchtime, we had 2 suites booked and the the girls on reception couldn't have been more friendly, they said one room was ready so we could get in early to drop our bags. They also arranged a taxi for us to the airport on the Sunday and booked us in for breakfast. The hotel itself is lovely and our suites were bright and spacious, there were robes and slippers in both rooms, we had a king size bed and a single bed in each room along with a sofa and a mini kitchen. There is free water in the room, tea and coffee making facilities and free biscuits. The bathroom had a range of toiletries too. The hotel is in a brilliant location and is right behind the Royal Theatre, we heard that there was a walkway between the hotels but we didn't use this. Breakfast in the morning was lovely it was a help yourself buffet and the food was of a really good quality. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely go back again if we were ever in Castlebar.