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Discover the best hotels in Carrick, County Donegal including Slieve League Lodge, Heather House on the Wild Atlantic Way, Sliabh Liag Inn, An Sean Ostan Accommodation, Slieve League Lodge, Lios Na Siog B&B.
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1. Slieve League Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 140 reviews
Slieve League Lodge is a family ran business focussing on a warm welcome, good food and regular local entertainment and traditional music. Accommodation is available on a self catering or B&B basis and is suitable for singles, couples, families and groups. Stay with us and explore one of the most scenic regions of Donegal, rich in culture and diverse landscapes of ocean, mountain, lochs and sandy beaches. The visitor could not be better situated to explore the magnificent Sliabh Liag cliffs (the highest sea cliffs in Europe) this is a must visit location not only for hill walkers, but for anyone who wants to experience the stunning, majestic and raw natural beauty that is Sliabh Liag. The surrounding area of South West Donegal is rich in folklore and archaeology and home to a long tradition of hand woven tweed and knitwear. There are many festivals held in and around the area throughout the year. So whether you like to walk, fish, swim or just relax and enjoy the stunning beauty of south West Donegal, Slieve League Lodge looks forward to affording you a warm Céad Mile Failte
The bar and restaurant are winners.
Reviewed By C3983KTsteveoThe lodge is centered around an authentic local bar and restaurant with great food and desserts: this is why you want to stay here, to interact with the locals and eat well. Our room was small and clean. However, the bed was too small. We are both 6ft. tall and the bed was uncomfortable. The bathroom shower door was broken and needed repairs. Also, there was no shelving to hold your soap etc. in the shower itself. Directly outside our room was a roof-top sitting area with a table and chairs. Loud people outside could potentially disturb your rest or sleep. Also, they play live rock/pop music half of the week until late at night and it can be heard throughout the hotel. So early sleepers beware.
2. Heather House on the Wild Atlantic Way
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Delightful stay with Ingrid and Bill in the gorgeous county of Donegal
Reviewed By elvira2001Our whole family felt extremely welcome on this beautiful B&B in the hills of Donegal County. The place is beautifully decorated with a very tasteful nautical theme. Our hosts were very welcoming, helpful and warm. Breakfast was delicious and all the produce very fresh and tasty.
3. Sliabh Liag Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
All our bedrooms are en-suite and tastefully designed to provide excellent guest comfort. You also have the choice of our Superior three bedroom apartment or our four bedroom holiday home, that is set just above the local salmon river in Carrick, below Slieve League. The Sliabh Liag Inn is perfectly located within easy access of the main signature discovery points on the famous Wild Atlantic Way. At 601 metres, Slieve League has some of the highest sea cliffs on the island of Ireland, stunning coastal drives, scenic mountain ranges, boating tours, shark sightings and much more. You will find that our rooms have been designed to ensure that you can relax and unwind in comfort.
Pleasant stay
Reviewed By Richard HStayed here for one night in early September. Pleasant stay. Nice, understated room/s. Restaurant is pretty good (dinner, breakfast...we had hoped to dine at the famous Rusty Mackerel down the road, but was closed). Very cheerful, friendly waitresses. (Some of the rooms are over the kitchen, though; that means pleasant fish smells in evening...less so in the morn!) A nice little town.
4. An Sean Ostan Accommodation
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 7 reviews
Simple but comfortable
Reviewed By nkalamsStayed here for a night ahead of visiting Slieve League, which is only 15 minutes away by car. A basic accommodation but the room was clean, my shower was hot, and the hotel was quiet. Connected to a takeaway/takeout restaurant which hit the spot after a long day of travel. Quite affordable all around!
5. Slieve League Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 140 reviews
Slieve League Lodge is a family ran business focussing on a warm welcome, good food and regular local entertainment and traditional music. Accommodation is available on a self catering or B&B basis and is suitable for singles, couples, families and groups. Stay with us and explore one of the most scenic regions of Donegal, rich in culture and diverse landscapes of ocean, mountain, lochs and sandy beaches. The visitor could not be better situated to explore the magnificent Sliabh Liag cliffs (the highest sea cliffs in Europe) this is a must visit location not only for hill walkers, but for anyone who wants to experience the stunning, majestic and raw natural beauty that is Sliabh Liag. The surrounding area of South West Donegal is rich in folklore and archaeology and home to a long tradition of hand woven tweed and knitwear. There are many festivals held in and around the area throughout the year. So whether you like to walk, fish, swim or just relax and enjoy the stunning beauty of south West Donegal, Slieve League Lodge looks forward to affording you a warm Céad Mile Failte
The bar and restaurant are winners.
Reviewed By C3983KTsteveoThe lodge is centered around an authentic local bar and restaurant with great food and desserts: this is why you want to stay here, to interact with the locals and eat well. Our room was small and clean. However, the bed was too small. We are both 6ft. tall and the bed was uncomfortable. The bathroom shower door was broken and needed repairs. Also, there was no shelving to hold your soap etc. in the shower itself. Directly outside our room was a roof-top sitting area with a table and chairs. Loud people outside could potentially disturb your rest or sleep. Also, they play live rock/pop music half of the week until late at night and it can be heard throughout the hotel. So early sleepers beware.
6. Lios Na Siog B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Irish hospitality at it's finest
Reviewed By AJNTYou know how when you finally get home and you look back at your journey, well this is one of those memories that stand out. First of all the location was great, Carrick is a small village with two fine pubs and very close to the best spots in this area. Lios Na Siog "the fairy fort" is a recently built stone home with multiple guest rooms. The beds are comfortable and the showers great. Paddy who owns the B&B exemplifies Irish hospitality with warmth and generosity, making sure there is nothing wanting for your stay and your day ahead. Breakfast is is complete with all you could wish, served in a cozy dining room where guests mingle and share stories. Many places we stayed in were wonderful but Paddy makes this place stand out.
