Top Hotels Near Seymours Islands in from AU$250

"Great stay at the Sheraton. Lovely pool. Will be back!"

"lovely and clean a really nice hotel."

"Top of the wardrobe was full of dust..but the rest of the place was spot"

"Spotless room, incredibly friendly staff. Wonderful experience!!"

"Gorgeous room. Warm room (not always the case with hotels) and lovely breakfast "

"Pet friendly- perfect for pets. And yet very clean and aesthetically beautiful. Also very comfortable with everything that I needed to cook at home or go out to restaurants. Very convenient to shopping and also local culture. It's a lovely small village with friendly people. There's a lovely large forest park very close for walks as well as the loch.The host was terrific in every way. I would recommend this to anyone."

"Room was clean,comfortable & warm and the hosts were very friendly and hospitable. Breakfast was really good. Really enjoyed our stay."

"My goal was to visit Castles and see the countryside!We purposely selected this place for the fact it was kinda in the middle of Ireland, from where we would make day trips. It worked wonderfully! Our other purpose was to be away from Dublin and meet what I guessed would be the true Irish. Very Close by was a fantastic Pub, and restaurant. We stayed a week here. Safety was of no concern on this trip. The people were wonderful and the food fantastic. We visited 7 castles while here, and went to the cliffs of Moher. We saved an incredible amount of money doing this ourselves versus going on tour buses. Do be aware back roads can be extremely narrow. I surely brushed the rental car against hedgerows on occasion. Rent a small narrow car for this neck of the woods. A big SUV would have been very difficult to keep on your side of the road, on backroads . Our Host Margaret was wonderfully accommodating. "

"The Flannery’s were excellent hosts. Lovely quiet part of the village along by the Shannon. Lovely room, bed and breakfast. Flynn’s Restaurant offers great food and service and the marina a picturesque walk after. A haven for fishing too. "