Doolin hotels

Atlantic Sunset House is a family-run bed and breakfast located in Doolin, County Clare, where guests are guaranteed a warm welcome. The house offers a range of tastefully decorated double and family bedrooms all of which are en-suite, clean and spacious. Breakfast is served in the dining room which has local flag floors and contains many family antiques. There is also a guest lounge with a TV and colourful gardens to relax in.

O’Connor’s Guesthouse is located in the heart of Doolin, County Clare, on a unique secluded setting overlooking the Aille River. The house has 10 bedrooms on offer. All rooms are en-suite and furnished to a very high standard with modern conveniences. The guesthouse is wheelchair accessible and seven of the rooms are on the ground floor. Two of these rooms are specially designed for people with disabilities. The house is spacious with a beautiful garden, conservatory and a lounge where guests can relax. The breakfast menu caters for all tastes and is served in a bright dining room.

This cosy, family-run bed and breakfast is set on a working farm, offering a warm welcome for a tranquil, relaxing holiday in the Irish countryside. The magnificent Cliffs of Moher are only four kilometres away, making for a quick drive or a pleasant walk down a country road, and visitors will certainly wish to explore the famous Burren limestone area surrounding the hotel. The nearby town of Doolin is famous for its music, and its local pubs offer live performances nightly. Guests can enjoy tea or coffee on arrival and will feel at home in the comfortable rooms, all en suite with optional television. The bed and breakfast provides a TV lounge where guests can relax and chat after a tiring day of exploring the countryside, as well as a garden and private car park for added convenience. The extensive breakfast menu is sure to please, and guests with special diets are catered for, all for a wonderful holiday in County Clare.

Fernhill Farmhouse is a working cattle farm in Doolin County Clare providing relaxing bed and breakfast accommodation. The house is over 200 years old and is tastefully decorated with periodic antiques. There are five spacious en-suite bedrooms which are well-appointed to ensure a restful night. Guests also have use of a sun room which boasts panoramic views of the surrounding countryside or the parlor where guests can relax by the TV. A traditional Irish breakfast is served each morning in the charming dining room.