The Anglers Return

The Anglers Return is a lovely place to stay. It's a gorgeous house and very well placed to explore beautiful Connemara. The bedrooms are very comfortable, great to have use of a well equipped kitchen and the living room with log fire was a treat at the end of the day. Lynn is a fabulous host, warm and welcoming and full of local knowledge which really helped us make the most of our visit. Great breakfast too! Would highly recommend.

We absolutely loved our stay at The Anglers Return! Lynn is such a warm, welcoming host, and her lovely home is a real oasis. Breakfasts are an absolute treat, with gorgeous homemade delights. Our room was so cozy, and it was wonderful to snuggle up in the living room by the fire on a rainy afternoon. Lynn is incredibly helpful with suggestions and advice too, which we really appreciated. We highly recommend The Anglers Return - we hope to return again very soon!

We spent 4 lovely days at the Anglers Return. Our host Lynn really took care of us and gave us a lot of great advice to visit the area.

This is a beautiful part of Ireland and the Anglers Return is perfectly placed to explore it. Lynn was an attentive host, providing us with delicious breakfasts and use of the self-catering kitchen. Our room and the house offered us every comfort and the garden was soothing to walk in. We loved the artistic interest of this special place to stay.

Just to say how much my wife and I enjoyed our stay in The Anglers Return Roundstone during our recent trip to Ireland. Apart from the fact it provided superb accommodation and breakfast, Lynn Hill made the visit because she is such a wonderful host.

Wonderful hospitality, Lynn is full of information and chat. Lovely room and beautiful gardens. Great breakfast, special place. GO!

My friend Marie Duffy and I stayed with Lynn when I was living in Cheshire about 2005. We had a wonderful time and on a rainy day, we borrowed some boots from Lynn and walked to the old deserted stone church where Cromwell's men attacked the monks and they all swam across the bay to their deaths! The atmosphere was amazing and the scenery superb. We had supper in the bar at Ballynahinch Castle nearby and chatted to a fisherman who was in all the gear with his dogs and ghillie. We had dinner at the 'Vaghaun's hotel in nearby 'Roundstone' and saw the place where they made the drums.