Well situated in the scenic Rosses Gaeltacht, overlooking Dungloe Bay, the former Ostan na Rossan was acquired by the Boyle family in 2015, after lying empty for years, and redeveloped as a fine four star hotel.
Having been virtually re-built and then stylishly furnished and decorated with proudly Irish - and often local - bespoke furniture and fittings, it was renamed the Waterfront Hotel and soon became a popular destination for visitors exploring the Wild Atlantic Way - and an important all-year amenity for the local community.
An impressive fine dining restaurant,106 Atlantic, and the welcoming Bar Bistro bar and casual dining area flank the spacious light-filled lobby, all setting the confident tone of an hotel that can cater well for all of the important community events, including weddings and other family celebrations, as well as welcoming visitors to the town.
Good food was an important part of the mix from the outset, and even the casual visitor dropping in for a casual bite in the bar will be impressed by the range and quality offered - and also the Supplier List, which not only details many of the hotel's regular suppliers but also states that 90% of the food served is sourced within the county.
While the guest rooms vary in size and outlook, the choice includes interconnecting family rooms and all are elegantly furnished and decorated to a high standard with quality Irish-made beds,flat screen TV, hospitality trays and smart en-suite shower rooms.
The Waterfront is a relaxing and comfortable base for a short break - the Great Outdoors is one of the things that Donegal does best and special interest breaks - golf, fishing, surfing - are an attraction, especially off season.
The Great Outdoors is one of the things that Donegal does best and special interest breaks - golf, fishing, surfing - are an attraction.
