Stayed in the camp site of Lough Lannagh twice. Nice and quiet, clean and close to the town. Definitely would recommend it and will stay again. Camp site is also detached from the rest of the holiday village which is a plus.

94 members and supporters of Reading Male Voice Choir (www.rmvc.net) came for a concert tour of the West of Ireeland from 8-13 May (Galway, Sligo and Castlebar). We were well looked after by Paul, Geraldine and their staff: everything done to make planning and carrying out the tour a great success. The standard of accommodation is good, the service excellent.... More

A lovely "hotel" nestled in a lakeside setting, with many extras, gym, free (excellent) breakfast, a most helpful staff, not to mention a very reasonable price, we would stay here again, and again, etc.

We were self catering. Near our room there was a shared kitchen with an oven, fridge, teabags,kettle and milk. Plenty of towels in the room. Helpful friendly staff. Really nice scenic loop walk nearby. Town is within walking distance. Great value for money!

Second time we stayed at Lough Lannagh. We rented two cottages here for a 3-day paddling trip. 10 minute walk from Castlebar (very close to tesco and aldi). Lots of facilities, lovely houses and very catering staff. Great trip!

I was in the area for a school reunion and found that single rooms in the hotels were too expensive. Found Lough Lanagh on booking.com and was delighted with the welcome and facilities there. Everything was spotlessly clean and my room comfortable and spacious. The breakfast was better than usually experienced in Irish guesthouses. My friend came late for breakfast... More

Booked last minute as we were having a quick over night stay in Castlebar. We greeted at reception by a very warm welcome and showed to our room which was lovely and spacious with a comfy bed. Given lots of detail on how to get around and even a map and directions into town. Walked into town by the lake... More

I want to thank Paul for his warm welcome,upon our arrival. The cottage wasn't ready, so he encouraged us to go first to one of two recommended pubs, Bar One on Rush St. or Cox's on Tucker St. He offered to pay for our meal too.The cottage was spotless. We had five adults and a four year old. The beds... More

I've stayed at Lough Lannagh on two occasions. The first time was at the end of May when my son and I used the campsite for 3 nights, the second was following a canoe trip on Lough Corrib with a group of 12 paddlers. The camping areas are slightly elevated and pretty flat making good pitches. Your right beside the... More