My fiancee and I found this hotel a literal blast from the past; with it's late Victorian/Early Edwardian style which would appeal to vistors seeking a relaxed atmosphere. The owner warmly greeted us on our arrival and gave us coffee and biscuits as way of refreshment.(no charge) The room we were given had a double bed in one room and... More

my husband and i stayed at the family run hotel in the month of April and enjoyed our stay so much . what a surprise to find a lovely bowl of fresh fruit in our bedroom. next morning good hearty irish break- fast from the kitchen not the cabinet. this hotel is a must if you are passing through the... More

I have to agree with some of the other reviews. This is a run down hotel in need of face lift. It was like staying at an old aunts house who hasn't decorated in 30 years. The manager was polite but I'm sorry to say this hotel wasn't for me. I'm glad it was just one night.

I stayed in Hogans hotel this summer. After reading some of the reviews I felt I must share with you my own dissapointing experience. I want people to be very clear of what to expect from Hogas hotel. You will recieve a good welcome (that is what I would expect from any hotel owner). The first thing that hit me... More

As part of my work, I've travelled intensively in the west of Ireland from late Spring to early Autumn 2004, and yet frequently found myself returning time and again to Hogan's Hotel. The quality (and comfort) of this welcoming, if not antiquated, hotel far surpassed many of the other lower cost accomodation (€30-40 p.p.) I encountered in Mayo, Sligo or... More

Thank you for a comfortable room and a great breakfast at your Hogan's Hotel.

When you enter, you immediately feel like you are in a home ,not a business. Then you are greeted like you are an old friend and conversation becomes so relaxed and your luggage is taken to your room with no renumeration expected or wanted. Then you are cordially treated with a tray of sweets and a hot pot of tea.... More