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Good to know

  • Official Wild Atlantic Way Discovery Point

    Located at An Sean Ceibh, one of the official discovery points on the Wild Atlantic Way.

  • Excellent Value for Money

    Guests frequently comment on the reasonable prices for the quality of food, service, and accommodation offered at the hotel.

  • Family-Run Hospitality

    Enjoy warm, personal service from the Foye family, providing excellent food, drink, and accommodation for over 20 years.

  • Picturesque Coastal Views

    Many guests enjoyed the stunning views of Galway Bay and the Burren from the terrace and dining areas.

  • Award-Winning Restaurant

    The on-site restaurant caters to all dietary needs with extensive menus for adults and children.

  • Delicious, Freshly Prepared Meals

    Guests consistently praise the quality and taste of the food, noting that it is cooked to order and uses fresh ingredients.

  • Stone Inn near Spiddal Pier

    Located a short walk from the beach and pier, this charming stone and plaster inn offers a relaxing coastal getaway.

  • Exceptional Staff Friendliness

    Reviewers repeatedly mention the welcoming, helpful, and attentive nature of the staff, highlighting their genuine smiles and willingness to assist.

  • Ideal Location for Exploring Connemara

    En route to Clifden, Carraroe, Kylemore Abbey and other Connemara attractions, this hotel is a perfect base for exploring.

  • Gateway to Aran Islands

    A short drive to Rossaveel Ferry Port provides easy access to daily ferries to and from the Aran Islands.

  • Proximity to Traditional Irish Music

    Immerse yourself in local culture with traditional Irish pubs and art shops located nearby.

  • Heart of the Wild Atlantic Way

    Explore traditional pubs, shops, and restaurants right outside the hotel's door in Spiddal Village Centre.

  • Dog-Friendly Snug Area

    The hotel offers a designated snug area where guests can bring their dogs while enjoying food and drinks.

  • Charming, Homely Atmosphere

    Many reviewers describe the hotel as having a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, making them feel at home during their stay.

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About An Cruiscin Lan

An Crúiscín Lán Hotel is owner operated by a family who have provided the people of Spiddal and tourists alike with the finest food, drink and friendly accommodation for over 30 years. We are situated right in the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way in Spiddal Village Centre. The back of the Hotel is only 500 metres from the shore with views of Galway Bay, The Burren and the Aran Islands. A regular bus service in the Village connects to all these places. We are 20 minutes from Galway City and 15 minutes from Rosaveel Ferry Port with daily Ferries to and from the Aran Islands. We are also en-route to the bustling town of Clifden, Carraroe, Roundstone, Ballyconneely and Oughterard Golf Clubs, the fishing port of Cleggan, The Inagh Valley, Kylemore Abbey and Victorian Walled Gardens. Our multilingual staff are at the very heart of our Hotel and Restaurant. They are welcoming and friendly offering advice on local amenities and tourism and providing assistance in any way they can. Our award winning Chef and Restaurant caters for all dietary requirements, with an extensive range of menus for adults and children to choose from.

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This hotel is highly regarded for its prime location in a quaint village, offering stunning sea views from its dining areas and some rooms, making it a memorable feature for many guests. It is particularly well-suited for sightseers exploring the Wild Atlantic Way, families seeking a comfortable base, and couples looking for a relaxing getaway. Guests consistently praise the friendly and attentive staff, the excellent quality of the food, especially breakfast, and the overall cleanliness of the premises. To enhance your experience, consider requesting a room with a sea view, and be aware that some rooms may experience noise from the street, which is a common observation.


Facilities & Amenities
Many guests note the absence of a lift, which can pose a challenge for those with heavy bags or mobility issues, as rooms are accessed via multiple staircases and different levels. While some rooms feature balconies offering pleasant views, others may overlook less scenic areas like rooftops or ventilation systems. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi for guests to stay connected, and some rooms are equipped with a kettle for preparing hot beverages. There is an on-site bar where guests can enjoy drinks, though some found its atmosphere to be lacking or its prices higher compared to other local establishments.


Cleanliness & Room Comfort
Guests generally report that the rooms are clean and tidy, with many appreciating the comfortable beds and well-maintained bathrooms. However, some describe the rooms as small or basic, and a few experienced issues such as cold rooms during colder months or awkwardly placed sockets. There are mixed opinions regarding bed size and mattress comfort, with some finding beds small or mattresses firm. Noise can be a concern, particularly traffic noise for rooms facing the main road, and some reviews mention noisy bathroom fans or other extractor fans. Bathroom facilities vary, with some rooms featuring only a bath with a handheld shower attachment instead of a walk-in shower, and occasional reports of inconsistent shower pressure or temperature.


Dining & Food Quality
The breakfast consistently receives high praise, frequently described as excellent, delicious, and freshly cooked, with guests particularly enjoying the made-to-order options. While the full Irish breakfast is a popular choice, some guests expressed a desire for more variety, specifically non-fried alternatives like granola or fresh fruit. The restaurant and bar food are also highly rated by many, with guests commending the delicious meals and good quality ingredients, especially seafood dishes and the chocolate brownie. However, some reviews mention slow service in the dining areas, and a few guests found the food to be mediocre, bland, or overpriced, with specific criticisms directed at the fish and chips or turkey and ham portions. The sea views from the dining area are a significant highlight, enhancing the meal experience.


Location & Accessibility
The hotel boasts an ideal central location within a charming village, making it highly convenient for exploring the surrounding area and accessing the Wild Atlantic Way. It is strategically positioned for guests traveling to Galway or those planning to take the Aran Island ferries from Rossaveel Harbour, with local bus routes also available nearby. Parking is generally accessible and free, often found directly in front of the hotel, though it is public street parking and can become challenging during peak times due to traffic. The hotel is situated close to a picturesque strand and offers appealing sea views from various parts of the property.


Staff & Service
The staff at this hotel consistently receive overwhelming praise for their friendliness, helpfulness, attentiveness, and welcoming demeanor. Guests frequently highlight their professionalism and willingness to accommodate requests, which significantly contributes to a positive overall experience. Specific aspects of service that are often commended include the quick check-in process and the efficient service provided in the dining areas, despite some isolated reports of slow service during busy periods. The prevailing sentiment among guests is that the staff are a major asset to the hotel, enhancing the stay for many visitors.


Additional Information
A notable concern raised by several guests pertains to the water quality, with reports of unsafe drinking water due to the presence of manganese and a perceived lack of alternative potable water sources provided in rooms, which some guests found alarming. There are also mentions of various maintenance issues within the rooms, such as a shower door falling off its rails due to apparent wear and tear, and instances of exposed wires under sinks. Some guests felt that the hotel was overpriced given the standard of accommodation, describing it more akin to an inn or B&B than a full-service hotel. Additionally, guests should be aware that the hotel's doors are locked at night, requiring them to remember their key for re-entry after a certain hour.

Top amenities

  • WiFi in lobby
  • WiFi in rooms
  • Parking
  • Restaurant
  • Hotel bar

All amenities

Property amenities
  1. Arcade/Video games
  2. Express check-in/check-out
  3. Parking
  4. Terrace
  5. Bar
  6. Non-smoking rooms
  7. Restaurant
  8. Snack bar
  9. Beach
  10. WiFi in public areas
  11. Fax/Modem access
  12. Free WiFi (public areas)
Accessibility
  1. Wheelchair accessible
  2. Accessible travel path
  3. Accessible parking
Room amenities
  1. Shower
  2. Openable windows
  3. Television
  4. Hairdryer
  5. Central heating
  6. Electric kettle
  7. Radio
  8. Desk
  9. Telephone
  10. Cable TV
  11. WiFi
Sports facilities
  1. Pool table
  2. Bike rental
  3. Golf course
  4. Horse riding
  5. Hiking trail
  6. Fishing
Food and drinks
  1. Diabetic food
For children
  1. Kid meals

Location

  • Spiddal Village, Galway, 
  • H91 F853, 
  • Spiddal, 
  • Ireland

Property info

Spiddal Village, GalwayH91 F853Spiddal, Ireland

Frequently Asked Questions about An Cruiscin Lan

  • Is there a pool area at An Cruiscin Lan?

    No, An Cruiscin Lan doesn’t offer pool areas.

  • Are pets allowed at An Cruiscin Lan?

    No, An Cruiscin Lan doesn’t allow pets.

  • Is parking available at An Cruiscin Lan?

    Yes, An Cruiscin Lan provides Parking, Accessible parking for guests.

  • What time is check-in and check-out at An Cruiscin Lan?

    Check-in at An Cruiscin Lan is available from: . Check-out time is by .

  • Where is An Cruiscin Lan located?

    An Cruiscin Lan is located in Spiddal Village, Galway, H91 F853, Spiddal, Ireland.

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