Room was nice and bed was comfortable. The door didn’t lock which isn’t ideal as a solo traveller and the soap in the shower and at the sink in the bathroom was empty. Breakfast was lovely and the staff were great.

Great Hotel, very welcoming staff, would highly recommend, will stay again

Amenities could be improved- no coffee in the room just tea - outdated facilities.

close 2 the town centre. very quiet.The breakfast was ok

Received great recommendations for dinner. Helped us secure a cab downtown with a great cabbie.

The place is nice due to the water front but overall super outdated. The rooms had carpet still which is just personal preference that we did not like. The restrooms/bathrooms were very outdated and the linens were not clean.. one had lipstick stain on it. Parking was easy, checking in and out was smooth as well.

Beautiful spot. Lovely grounds. Conveniently located. 15 min walk to pubs and dining.

Very friendly staff. Very relaxed setting - deep sofas and armchairs to relax into. There was live music both nights that we were there and a unique cocktail: The Croagh Patrick with whisky, peach schnaps and mango juice. Mmm

This is a nice hotel - large reception with lots of seating areas, big restaurant/bar area, spa, beautiful grounds, walkable to the quay area for restaurants, and a long but doable walk to town. Mary at the front desk was very nice and gracious when we checked in and through our stay. Some negatives - the property and the rooms are showing some signs of age and wear. Carpets need refreshing. We found our bedroom to be spacious. Breakfast was a bit better than average, although the breakfast staff seemed inexperienced and not as well trained as in many hotel restaurants. No decaf coffee ?? The dinner dining room staff were much better - excellent and attentive.

No air conditioning and one window that was broken and couldn’t be opened and one that could only open a small amount. Bathroom was shabby

So disappointed this beautiful hotel has become so run down and delapidated- amazing setting - fabulous potential but very disappointing overall/ caters to over 55 / nearer to 70/ like visiting old peoples home?? Poor level of cleanliness- pool area unacceptable- jacuzzi used by 4 elderly men through out my time at beach club experience- staff totally disinterested as these men continued to press jacuzzi button - monopolising jacuzzi for themselves to detriment of other guests- and in contravention of health guidance- probably pissed in jacuzzi as well- given amount of time they remained in jacuzzi- oblivious to others in vicinity who would have appreciated being able to use jacuzzi- but given previous concerns- decided not such a good idea- really-the whole experience was nothing short of just awful- left hotel and went to Wyatt- in centre town- fabulous atmosphere food and entertainment- returned later that evening to the Westport Woods/ bar area just like a retirement home- two older men playing and dinging on guitar- woeful!!breakfast next morning reasonable/ opted for vegetarian- someone needs to explain chef what a poached egg should look like- not dry and hard boiled- definitely won’t be back- so disappointing and awful !!!

Its such a beautiful location and close to everything. Staff was wonderful and hotel very clean. The only thing is my mattress was so old that it dipped in center, was hard and i felt springs.

Great trip. Hotel was great. Clean and tidy. Bar and restaurant were fab. We will be back

Dining room dinner choice moderate. Bar food good. Hotel overall standard very good.

Stayed here for a week as a base to mooch around Mayo where my family roots are. Hotel decor is a little tired here and there but that did not affect our enjoyment or not make hotel VFM. Lots of friendly local/Irish staff, which I think helps to add warmth to the atmosphere and is perhaps unusual for this size of hotel - perhaps because of Westport’s size? Food is great. Had been meaning to climb Croagh Patrick for a while and finally got round to it this time. This is not for the feint-hearted and is very long and steep - no one mentioned this to me before - maybe because it’s a pilgrimage/penance thing - it’s not meant to be easy. But it’s near enough a scramble in places - never come across a ‘tourist’ track so challenging before. Pick a good day weather-wise, dress appropriately and take plenty of water. If you’ve got sticks use them. Some climbers were rocking up looking as if they’d just stepped out of the pub - this hill needs a bit more respect than that imho. Mayo is my favourite place in the world - enjoy! Slan.

Quite a dated hotel. Felt very 90s. Stars friendly. Breakfast very good. Hot food constantly bring prepared. They do that very well. The rest of the hotel is tired.

Reception staff not that friendly, all about the Breakfast was A1, Electrical items a problem in the room ,IE lights off /on issue, power points at the bedhead not useable, no Wi-Fi service available, good shower room overall OK.

Very poor Wi-Fi Food mediocre No fridge in room

Check in was impersonal. Room, while airy was dull, stained carpet, scratched furniture, lumpy, hard bed. Towels - soft & fluffy. Toiletries - quite nice. Breakfast was good & seemed to cater for most tastes. Friendly helpful staff on duty. Would I stay there again?. No as I felt the costs did not reflect what was provided to me, the customer

No room service nosnacks in bar none available after 9pm spa not available leaking gutter outside or room minimal toilet peper supplied to room