We stopped here based on the reviews, but left shortly afterwards, after reviewing the limited menu and the general run down look of the place which is less than presentable. It may have been better than it looked, but first impressions do count.

drove for 2 hours to be told my room was double booked which i was told i would have to pay a premium rate because it was a double room.i was very disappointed and had to drive home.i will not stay here again and would not recommend to anyone get your bookings right in future .it not rocket science

This was the first time that I had stayed at Olivers, and it will not be my last. A weekend of Irish music, singing and dancing had been organised by Dusty Banjo's, with 2 sessions scheduled in Olivers. My room was clean and more spacious than I had expected, with ample towels and blankets available. The menu options if you... More

Had lunch there but the crabs claws with garlic lacked any taste of galic. The chicken sandwich was composed of very dry meat. Upholstry had seen better days long ago. Toilets in bad shape.

the food is amazing, it will fill you and its absolutely gorgeous. the staff are very friendly, and the banter is being had around the bar. with a great veranda looking out at the bay and the islands in the distance with fishing boats coming. such a great palce to go

The owners are very friendly and make you feel right at home. As with any Irish B&B, you can barely fit in the shower but the room itself has a comfy bed and ample places to put your clothing. Breakfast is very good and hearty. They make you feel as though you are part of their family rather than a... More

We went to Cleggan so that my daughter could go horseback riding. Judy, the owner of Cleggan Beach Riding Centre, suggested that we stay at Oliver's, and that was a brilliant suggestion. Our twin room on the 3rd floor was roomy, bright, light and airy. Breakfast, as well as other meals, was fresh and bountiful. My daughter says that her... More