The Coachmans Inn

We stated two nights in the coachman and really enjoyed our stay and a great Breakfast. Special mention to Ben and Rachel for looking after us. We will be back Albert and Ann.

This place gets a lot right and a lot wrong. The key thing I suppose is that the room was nice. It’s a fairly new block of rooms so both the bedroom and bathroom were modern and clean. The room was barely serviced; not on the first night and neither the shampoo nor the shower gel was ever filled from empty. The window was locked for two days in spite of me asking for fresh air. The Breakfast area is dire; with TVs blaring and a pool table dominating. The multicoloured neon strip lighting is on in the mornings, along with loud sport on the TVs. The atmosphere is simply horrible. The staff are generally pleasant but a bit offhand and amateurish; they are clearly not trained in hospitality. I just wouldn’t eat breakfast here. As you would expect on a Saturday night, the Pub was loud until well after midnight, but I expected this, staying in a pub. The place was absolutely not worth nearly €350 for three nights. On the final morning I arrived at the breakfast area and, after a while alone, called out for about five minutes because no one was there to serve food. Simply unacceptable. I drove off and ate breakfast at Esquires, a nearby coffee and breakfast place where you can get everything from a full Irish breakfast to avocado on toast, every kind of coffee you can think of or fill yourself up with muffins and cakes.

Wonderful (and lifesaving) stay in Roscommon!
The guesthouse was wonderful with lovely staff and very comfortable rooms. I had missed a bus and was desperately looking for a place to stay the night in a rather rough weather, and the Inn was a good solution to it with some members of the staff being very kind and effective at getting me a room, in particular the barman at the pub (cheers from just a random guy! ).
The guestrooms were very neat, clean and comfortable. And the Irish breakfast next morning was delicious. I easily recommend it to anyone staying in Roscommon. Thank you again!

Four friends visiting Roscommon. We checked into two twin rooms. Rooms are spacious and spotless.
We had dinner in the bar, they have a great menu with lots of choice. I had the King Prawn Pil Pil to start, followed by the house special. The food is excellent and very well priced. We also enjoyed some Cocktails! We will be back…

Have to say this was a great place to stay at the weekend great staff very clean business and very comfortable beds also had a excellent brrakfast will definitly stay here any time im in roscommon thank you coachmans.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Outstanding Stay – The Best Hotel in Roscommon.
I’ve stayed in several hotels in Roscommon over the years, including Abbey Hotel and Gleeson's Townhouse, but Coachmans Inn Hotel is by far the best of them all.
From the moment you arrive, the difference is clear. The staff are genuinely friendly, welcoming, and attentive — nothing feels forced. The rooms are spotlessly clean, the beds are incredibly comfortable, and you actually get a great night’s sleep.
Breakfast deserves a special mention — easily the best in the area. Fresh, well-cooked, generous portions, and served with a smile. It puts other local hotels to shame.
The location is also spot on: convenient, easy to access, and ideal whether you’re staying for business or leisure.
In comparison, the Abbey feels dated and overpriced, and while Gleesons is decent, it’s very similar to what’s already available. The Coachmans Inn stands out clearly above the rest in comfort, value, food, and service.
If you’re staying in Roscommon, don’t overthink it — The Coachmans Inn is the one to book.

I don’t usually write negative reviews, and I certainly don’t want to harm anyone’s business or reputation. However, I do feel it’s important to share my experience from a one-night stay in April 2025. It has taken me time to process what happened and to feel able to write about it, which is why I am sharing this now.
During my stay, something occurred which, in my view, affected my safety and wellbeing as a woman. During the night, I received unwanted calls and texts at around 4am from a number associated with a member of staff. One of the messages asked me to open my bedroom door, which terrified me, as I was aware that staff had access to the room. This was extremely distressing and was a serious breach of my privacy. My sister was so concerned that she contacted the Gardaí for advice and reassurance.
I reported the incident to the owner the following morning, but the way it was handled left me feeling dismissed, disrespected, and unsupported. I did not receive an apology, and I felt the seriousness of the incident was minimised rather than acknowledged.
I was also charged the full price for my stay despite being extremely shaken, having had no sleep, and leaving without using the shower or having breakfast. I was later informed that the staff member involved had been dismissed; however, subsequent information raised serious concerns for me that this was not the case. This created further uncertainty and concern.

5 stars for The Coachman’s Inn in Roscommon Town. From the moment you walk in, it genuinely makes you feel at home. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the staff are always friendly and welcoming.
The rooms are clean, comfortable, and perfect for a relaxing stay. Breakfast is excellent—fresh, tasty, and served with real Irish hospitality.
A brilliant place to stay in Roscommon. Highly recommended.

I don’t usually write negative reviews, and I certainly don’t want to harm anyone’s business or reputation. But I do feel it’s important to share my experience from a one-night stay in April 2025. It has taken me time to process what happened and to feel able to write about it, which is why I am sharing this now. During my stay, something happened which, in my view, affected my safety and wellbeing as a woman.
During the night, I received unwanted calls and texts at around 4am from a number associated with a member of staff. One of the messages asked me to open my bedroom door, which terrified me, as I knew staff had access to the room. This was extremely distressing and felt like a serious breach of my privacy. My sister was so concerned that she contacted the Gardaí for advice and reassurance.
I reported the incident to the owner the next morning, but the way it was handled left me feeling dismissed, disrespected, and unsupported. I did not receive an apology, and I felt that the seriousness of the incident was minimised rather than acknowledged. I did not feel that my concerns were taken seriously, and this added significantly to my sense of unease.
I was also charged the full price for my stay despite being completely shaken, having had no sleep, and leaving without a shower or breakfast.

I do not often leave reviews, but I could not let this terrible experience go unnoted.
The small older man Mick made me uncomfortable upon checking in and thought our one night stay. I felt he was flirting with my daughter and I. After time, I realised that this man was speaking to every woman in the same sleezy manor until his partner came in.
It also seemed like the staff are more interested in chatting at the bar than cleaning their glassware properly, as there was lipstick on my wine glass and my husband received a pint with a hair inside his glass.
There was a lot of arguing and other goings on coming from a neighbouring room throughout the night. Which I understand is not the fault of the owner, but they should have invested in proper insulation when designing the hotel layout. The walls seem paper thin, and again, as we had our teenage daughter with us we felt extremely uneasy.
We did not stay for breakfast the next morning and judging by the reviews this was a good call.
I do not recommend this establishment, and if you’re travelling to Roscommon with your daughters, I recommend to stay away from the Coachman’s Inn altogether.

On a Friday night you know tourism is dead in the west when serving stops at half 12 on a "FRIDAY" night… In the interest of bringing tourists in maybe open late and have trad music! Or does that not suit your propaganda!

Stayed here Friday 24th October… Couldn't fault anything about the place. From the very nice man who greeted us to breakfast and everything in between, it was fabulous. We'll definitely be back.

The most fun I've had at any pub in Ireland. Watched a pool league match, had a smoke in the courtyard and sang karaoke with a large group celebrating Kelly's 18th birthday. Thanks for showing a Yank an excellent time Ben! See you Stateside.

Room was so comfy and spotless and great value. But the best part of the experience was Ben at the front desk who couldn't do enough for us an absolute gent. Will definitely be back.

I don’t usually write negative reviews, and I certainly don’t want to harm anyone’s business or reputation. But I do feel it’s important to share my experience from a one-night stay in April 2024.
During my stay, something happened which, in my view, affected my safety and wellbeing as a woman. I reported it directly to management, but I felt it was handled very poorly. Instead of feeling supported, I left feeling dismissed, disrespected, and not taken seriously.
I went on to make a formal complaint and followed the proper procedures, but the response I received did not give me any real clarity or reassurance. Because of this, I personally could not recommend this place to women travelling alone, and I would not choose to stay there again.
This is my experience and review of my time there, and I hope others find it helpful. I also hope that procedures and training have since improved. For me, safety and respect are the most important things a guest should feel and sadly, I didn’t feel either here. I know I would fail myself, and fail other women, if I stayed silent about what happened.

Excellent stay with a lovely warm welcome and chat at the bar with the Manager. Great breakfast. One of the best places we stayed in our travels around Ireland.

I stayed at the Coachman Inn for one night and was sorely disappointed. The room was very basic and dated, I didn’t feel comfortable even showering and the bathroom didn’t look clean. There was also a lump of plastic missing out of the side of the bath and the sink was not clean.
For the breakfast in the morning, the experience was even worse. We were waiting for over an hour for our breakfast and the service was terrible. Half of the breakfast was missing, my husband didn’t even get rashers with his full Irish and my vegetarian breakfast was very disappointing, with a half teaspoon of beans and very few mushrooms. We were told that they had run out of beans and bacon, with no offer to replace the items or return price of the cost. We didn’t have any hashbrowns on our plates, even though we could see them on other peoples plates.
I would not advise anyone to say here.