Places To Stay by Tourist Area Connemara

Quietly located in six acres of beautiful gardens, this charming country house was built in 1850 and is now a protected building. The current owners, Henry and Elaine Reid, bought the property in 1981 and have gradually refurbished it, so the hotel no ...
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Set romantically in its own parkland valley overlooking Clifden and the sea, the crenellated Abbeyglen Hotel is family-owned and run in a uniquely hands-on style by legendary hoteliers Paul and Brian Hughes. It’s a place that has won a lot of fr ...
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This beautifully located hotel is an attractive building which makes the best possible use of the site without intruding on the surroundings: set on the sea side of the road, in its own extensive grounds, it is hard to credit that Galway city is only a ...
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Diane and David Skelton’s hospitable country house is in a pleasant rural area of gentle farming countryside, just a few minutes’ drive east of Cong and Ashford Castle. Large and well-proportioned, it has a welcoming feeling from the minut ...
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Locally known as 'Murray's' and in the family for three generations, the Doonmore Hotel was built on the site of the Murray family farmhouse in 1968; overlooking the sea and sand dunes of Inishbofin, with geraniums along the front lounge, it looks more ...
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This handsome 19th century hotel in Clifden town centre has played a central role in the hospitality of the area for many a year - proprietor Eddie Foyle is related to a number of key players including brothers Paddy and Billy (Quay House and Dolphin B ...
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Inis Oirr, the smallest and most easterly of the Aran Islands is a tranquil place, perfect for quiet contemplation and relaxed walks and swimming in crystal clear waters. At the south end of the island and a 5 minute walk along the sea from the pier, ...
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The pretty village of Clonbur lies between Lough Corrib and Lough Mask in Connemara, in a wonderfully scenic and restful area that attracts fisherfolk, walkers, cyclists and nature lovers. In the centre of the village is the Lynch family’s frien ...
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Comfortable accommodation and Ann Lambe’s warm hospitality make this an appealing base for a peaceful holiday. There are guided forest walks from the house, angling on Lough Corrib, an equestrian centre (at nearby Ashford Castle) and bikes for h ...
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Originally built as a sporting lodge in the early 19th century, Zetland House is on an elevated site, with views over Cashel Bay and still makes a good base for fishing holidays.  Its unusual name dates from the time when the Shetland Islands wer ...
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