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Top Castlebar hotels
The Wyatt Hotel
"Very centrally located!"
Reviewed on Sep 8, 2026
Castlecourt Hotel
"Clean room, lovely staff, Shops nearby. Food good"
Reviewed on Sep 9, 2026
Westport Coast Hotel
"Clean comfortable room. The lighting was tricky(I’m not familiar with inserting your key card into a slot in order to activate electricity). An explanation would have been helpful. The front desk staff was not particularly helpful with transportation issues. In addition staff throughout the hotel ..."
Reviewed on Sep 9, 2026
The Ellison Hotel
"D"
Reviewed on Sep 12, 2026
Knockranny House Hotel and Spa
"Good stay at a good price. Stayed 2 nights as a rest day on our Wild Atlantic Way trip. Turned out to be a great choice. Didn’t use the Dpa facilities at all"
Reviewed on Sep 10, 2026
The McWilliam Park Hotel Mayo
"Gym was good pool was crowded especially the changing rooms as it was a membership facility not solely for the hotel members but the overall stay was nice"
Reviewed on Sep 4, 2026
Breaffy House Hotel
"Lovely hotel but the restaurant is poor quality"
Reviewed on Sep 1, 2026
TF Royal Hotel
"Excellent room, very clean and quiet, had meal in restaurant which was fabulous and service in the cafe for breakfast was brilliant"
Reviewed on Sep 10, 2026
Westport Woods Hotel & Spa
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Breaffy House Hotel
Castlebar Hotel & Travel Guide
If you are intending on journeying through Mayo and decide to visit Castlebar, as a prepared traveler, you would be wise to book as soon as your plans are confirmed through Travelocity to make sure you secure the best possible accommodation options. Downtown Castlebar lists 5 suitable accommodation options within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) radius.
Are you trying to book a room close to the heart of Castlebar? Discover the The Harlequin Hotel and TF Royal Hotel that are conveniently located within 0.6 miles (1 kilometer) of the downtown area.
One of the relatively small number of budget-orientated hotel options in Castlebar is the Woodview Lodge Bed & Breakfast.
The Mount Falcon Estate is located 16 miles (25 kilometers) from the center of Castlebar. On the other hand, the Knockranny House Hotel and Spa is 9 miles (15 kilometers) away. Two more options worth looking into include the Westport Coast Hotel as well as the Ardmore Country House Hotel.
Would you like to head a little further afield? Ireland West boasts many exciting options. Ireland West is the home of beaches and coastal plains. Commonly visited visitor places of interest include ruins and castles. Wise travelers in this region of Ireland often love mountain biking, mountain climbing and hiking.
Looking for activities? Consider spending some time discovering Ballina Golf Course and Fr. Peyton Memorial Centre, which you'll find in Ballina, 18 miles (28 kilometers) to the northeast of Castlebar. The Downhill Inn and Great National Hotel Ballina are some of the Travelocity short and long-stay choices in Ballina. 5 miles (8 kilometers) to the southeast of Castlebar, you will find Ballycarra, home to the Breaffy Woods Hotel and Breaffy House Hotel. If you're staying in Ballycarra, a couple of places to add to your itinerary are the Belcarra Eviction Cottage and Elmhall Graveyard.
If you are interested in sport and enjoy attending thrilling games you might like to take a trip to Pearse Stadium, located 40 miles (67 kilometers) to the south of Castlebar. Modern visitors who like the thought of finding a hotel close to the stadium, reserve a room in the Jameson Court Self Catering Apartments or Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Galway.
Travelocity's comprehensive city guide is a great way to digest more facts about Castlebar.
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Recent Castlebar hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Mulranny Park Hotel
"We enjoyed the 4 night stay and especially going to the pool besides cycling and walking (the green way is right behind the hotel that was great!). The hotel is in good nick, slight updating maybe of the pool needed but nothing major. The breakfast was o.k., nothing special but everything we needed. We were a little disappointed with the attention and welcome of the staff. Half were outgoing and great, other half seemed very self absorbed, no attention to needs, no good morning etc. We had to get up from our breakfast table to ask someone to get a pot of tea every moning (!!!) ourselves, instead someone would come to the table. We were also given on checkin a room with difficult access, right above the ventilation with no real windows which was extremely disappointing as we had same in last hotel. I am not sure if this happens because we are two female travellers or just bad luck? Anyway, they did change the room for us and I was very happy with that as this is our yearly work holiday, trying o spoent money local and at mid 50s you like to get a good sleep. In regard to the pool however, it was also difficult timing, as from 15:00 onwards the pool was booked by local swim classes (Mon to Wed but same happened out of schedule THU), so you needed to swim first and then go for the cycle while it kind of should be other way around. However, thank you for accomodating us!"
