Great place to stay for a tranquil weekend ! Located on Lough Corrib ! Ask for a room with a view on the Lough. Walk the private woodlands and or use one of the guest rowboats. Great food and afternoon tea ! A wonderful experience !

What a delight to stay somewhere where you were made to feel genuinely welcome from the moment you stepped through the door. We stayed last week, when the east wind was hurtling across Lough Corrib and straight into Currarevagh House! Henry and June did all in their power to make sure we were warm and comfortable; turf fires were kept... More

My wife and I stayed here in June 2012 as part of our two week tour of Western Ireland and we were spoiled for any future accommodations and hosts. We arrived on a cool rainy day around 12:00 noon- early, we knew, but hoping we could at least store our luggage. We were graciously welcomed by June who took us... More

We spent a week at Currarevagh, and loved it. Harry and his mother were consummate hosts. The Inn itself is a grand old house, in the family for generations. Dinners, and we ate in every night, prepared by Harry's wife, were excellent. Afternoon tea was delightful. Breakfasts were delicious and varied. Fishing on the lake was slow but pleasant. Excursions... More

My girlfriend and I travelled from Arizona USA for her first visit to Ireland. As such we spent a busy week visiting numerous locations around the South and west coasts. By the time we reached Currarevagh for our two day stay we were sorely in need of a couple of days recuperation. We soon realized we had found the perfect... More

We have just returned from a one night stay and were so sad to leave. If you want a place with character and interesting people and amazing food and sheer quiet tranquility this could be the place for you. It's a country house though so perhaps other reviewers were expecting full modern hotel service and not expecting the polite mixing... More

The room was vast, very comfortable and we had a wonderful view of the lough. The bed was always made while we had breakfast. The food is delicious and nothing was too much trouble for Henry and his mother to arrange. Breakfasts are Edwardian,cakes so good it is wonderful to return in time for tea. The book collection eclectic, ranging... More

It felt like a step back in time. We loved the breakfast and especially dinner. Being called to the dining room for dinner when the gong rang out was great. Lucy prepared a gourmet meal that was awesome and Henry makes a delicious Irish Coffee too. It was very peaceful and beautiful. It was a little far from Galway, so... More

We loved everything about Currarevagh, and felt as if we had been welcomed into someone's home rather than a hotel, despite our total lack of knowledge about fishing. The afternoon tea was a delight, and the breakfast notably included freshly-squeezed orange juice and smoked salmon. We had sought peace and quiet for a few days, and could not have chosen... More