We stayed recently to attend a funeral, and Tuar Beag were great at accommodating our crew. My daughter enjoyed her french toast at breakfast, and the menu choice that was offered by ticking the box and leaving it on the front desk was great - definite come back to place!

Tuar Beag could hardly be outdone by the upscale entities that comprise Ireland's Blue Book: between the 150-year historic premises; its direct outlook on Galway Bay; tastefully appointed suits with couches and coffee-making facilities; and breakfasts featuring everything gourmet, be it poached eggs, organic yogurt, or smoked salmon. And yet, not only is a stay in Tuar Beag a fraction... More

We visited Tuar Beag a decade ago and returned on our recent trip to Ireland. Siobhan is an excellent hostess with great knowledge of the area and a willingness to help guide her guests. She runs a well organized B&B with great breakfasts in a great location. The rooms are clean and we loved the spaciousness of our Aran Penthouse... More

We stayed in the Aran suite in July. The room, breakfast and view was lovely, and it was in close proximity to An Spidéal and to 2 nice beaches. The family were very welcoming, the kind daughter helped my friend out who had a problem with his bike, which we were very grateful for. I would recommend an Tuar Beag,... More

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Tuar Beag in Spiddal! Warm, hospitable welcome...home-made buns and the lift to the pub was a nice touch!! Calming, natural surroundings overlooking Galway bay across to the Burren coastline. Clean, comfortable,cosy... what more d'ya want as we Irish say?!!! Thanks a million, Siobhan & Eammon :-)

I had a previous wonderful experience in a b&b in Spiddal, when recoevring from a heart problem, but could i find it this time??!! Anyways, I thoght this was it !! and recommended Tuar Beag to my nephew's very capable wife Sarah...and it was wow! with everything right from our arrival. We were a family group of 7 from Ireland... More

From Eamonn’s friendly greeting, his doorstep history of Tuar Beag House, the Gaelic culture and the Roman influence on the road system and his warmest welcome to Siobhan’s great sense of humour, quick wit and expert skills at extracting the very last drop of coffee from a tired coffee machine, we loved it all. It was comfortable, charming and so... More

this is a quaint B & B right on the road from Galway to Connemara. Rooms are comfortable and clean with a nice view of Galway Bay and Cliffs of Moher area. Eammon and Siobhan are excellent hosts and very knowledgeable about the area. Breakfast was superb. Walking distance to craft area and good restaurants.

We highly recommend Tuar Beag. We were thoroughly satisfied during the eight days we stayed there in 2005 and had no reservations making Tuar Beag our home base for this twelve day stay. As expected, Tuar Beag retained it's cozy, friendly, inviting atmosphere as expected Siobhan and Eamonn were gracious hosts. During our stay I sampled many breakfast menu choices... More