Discover the best hotels in Doolin, The Burren, County Clare including Cahermaclanchy House B&B, Fiddle + Bow Hotel, O'Learys Lodge B&B, Aran View Country House, Cullinan's Guesthouse, Glasha Meadows B&B, Aille River Hostel Lodge & Camping, Blackberry Lodge B&B, Doolin Glamping, West Haven House.
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5 based on 253 reviews
Cahermaclanchy House is a family run B&B located in the coastal village of Doolin, along the Wild Atlantic Way, it is the ideal base to experience all that North Clare and the beautiful Burren region have to offer. Just a 3 minute drive or 20 minute walk to Doolin village where you can enjoy the local restaurants and pubs with world renowned traditional Irish music on offer.
Clean, comfortable and just outside the quaint town of Doolin. The property had great views and Martin was welcoming and happy to share recommendations of local sites, shops and pubs. Rooms had lots of space and the continental breakfast has many food items to choose from. No wonder this place has so many good write ups, they are well deserved.
5 based on 94 reviews
A contemporary collection of hotel rooms, cottages & lodges with dining experiences of local providence, atmosphere & colour. Adjoining The Cliffs of Moher, Burren region & Gateway to The Aran Islands. We await your visit impatiently!
Very hip and cool vibe for this hotel in Doolin. We stayed in the Loft which has its own separate entrance which we liked. The design is simple and beautiful. Staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfast was lovely! We would love to return one day. Would recommend as a great place to stay in Doolin!
5 based on 180 reviews
O'Learys Lodge is located approx 2km from Doolin village and 1km from Doolin Cave on the Wild Atlantic Way. We are a family run Bed & Breakfast in the heart of the Burren Region. All our rooms are en-suite, on the ground floor and have spectacular views of the Cliffs of Moher and the wild Atlantic Ocean. Flat screen TVs and tea & coffee making facilities are available in each room as well as free WiFi throughout. We also have a children's playing area in the garden. Doolin Village is hugely popular for traditional music and is well known all over the world thanks to Micho Russell. Doolin has lots of pubs and restaurants for you to enjoy great Irish food and listen to live traditional music nightly. There are lots of attractions and activities in the area including The Cliffs of Moher, boat trips to the Aran Islands, Doolin Cave, cycling, horse riding, wind surfing and the Cliffs of Moher hiking trail. These are all just minutes from our doorstep!
For visiting Doolin and the Cliffs of Moher area this is a lovely place to stay. The rooms are modern, spotless with comfortable beds and a spacious and powerful shower. The accommodation is in a separate building adjacent to the house and is on one level only. Hosts were friendly and welcoming and breakfast was delicious. Excellent value and one of the best guest houses we have stayed in. We were definitely impressed with O’Leary’s Lodge and would highly recommend
4.5 based on 416 reviews
Aran View Country House, built in the georgian period, in 1736, stands on a hill on the coast road commanding one of the finest views of the wild Clare coastline. Facing the Aran View Country House, lie the beautiful Aran Islands just seven miles from Doolin. To the North is the famous Burren landscape and exotic wild flowers. Looking South is the Doolin pier and the begining of the imposing Cliffs of Moher jutting out into the wild Atlantic Ocean. One will never tire of these views of an ever-changing landscape of greens and blues. Each room is indivudally decorated keeping the Georgian feel as much as possible. You can enjoy a glass of wine, while watching some of the more amazing sunset. You can also enjoy Fresh Scones, tea/coffee in the lounge each afternoon. We assure both new and old guest and warmest of hospitality and relaxation, during you stay at the Aran View Country House.
This was the most beautiful place that I stayed in all of Ireland. The honeymoon suite is the worth the few extra euros even though I was alone. I loved sitting in my own chair looking out over the fields to the sea, the Aran Islands, and a bit of the Cliffs of Moher. Beautiful bed & bath. Breakfast cooked to order from a large menu and done perfectly. It's a bit of a walk to town but lots of parking available for your car so I would short drive in. This was a wonderful comfortable place that I highly recommend.
4.5 based on 448 reviews
Situated in the heart of Doolin, Co. Clare, we offer first class accommodation and exceptional cuisine in an idyllic setting overlooking the Aille river.Accredited Best Restaurant Award 2007, Michele Erdvig restaurant of the year award and RAC dining award. Highly recommended by Michelin, Frommers, Fodors, Bridgestone and Georgina Campbell. Some attractions in the area include the Burren, the Cliffs of Moher and the Aran Islands, not forgetting the traditional Irish music in the local pubs nightly.
I would not stay here again, we had the most terrible experience. It is VERY overpriced. The rooms are 2 star, at best. They need a full refit to be decent, or at the very least some more attentive maintenance staff. It is clear that this B&B is not well looked after, or the maintenance staff are completely inept. The beds were absolutely atrocious; it was springy, saggy and in generally poor shape. This was the absolute lowest cost mattress that could be installed. The radiators are missing the adjuster knobs, so be prepared to have your room like a sauna! They are on full open, high heat and you have no way to control them (bring an adjustable spanner/wrench)!!! We had to get staff over to shut the entire system off so that the rooms could be habitable; the heat was turned on again later and we were once again subjected to the tropical conditions. It was extremely unenjoyable. Also, be prepared to deal with staff that are ambivalent at best, downright rude at worst. We showed up an hour after allowable check in time (check in is at 5pm) and our rooms weren't ready yet! We found this out after getting our keys, unloading luggage and getting to the rooms only to find the cleaning staff in the rooms. When I went to reception, the staff said quite rudely "oh yes, your rooms aren't ready - we had full turnover last night" - like it was my fault that they are understaffed. I would have appreciated being informed ahead of time so that I didn't have to unpack luggage twice! We were offered a free drink at the pubs they own next door and told we would be called when they were ready; I'm sure you can guess that we were not called. A dinner reservation for Fitgeralds (the pub/restaurant next door) was made through reception; no surprise here that they did not inform the restaurant of our reservation. The breakfasts were ok, but the staff were once again apathetic and extremely slow. If I could give zero stars, I would. Go stay somewhere else is my recommendation. This place does not deserve your patronage given their terrible service. I've stayed in a lot of hotels, B&B's during my time in Ireland and this was by far the absolute worst experience.
4.5 based on 380 reviews
Glasha Meadows House is a family-run bed and breakfast located 3 minutes drive from the village of Doolin along the Wild Atlantic Way. It offers a great starting point for exploring the Burren region. The newly refurbished luxury Rooms offer views of the surrounding landscape. All rooms have tea and coffee making facilities, a flat- screen TV and a Hair-dryer, as well as an en-suite bathroom. All 6 rooms are on Ground-floor. Free WiFi is included. Each morning a varied breakfast menu is offered in the light and airy dining room. Fee car parking is available on site to guests. Doolin offers restaurants and pubs with live traditional Irish music. Cliffs of Moher 10 minutes drive away, also the stunning cliff walk hiking trail less than 10 minutes drive. Aran island ferry's is 5 minutes drive. Horse riding and scenic walks around the surrounding countryside. Doolin Caves 2 minutes drive. Pitch and putt 5 minutes drive. Golf course in lahinch is 20 minutes drive.
Stayed there in a room 2A with one big bed and twin beds with my friends. The room is cozy and warm. Breakfast was tasty and big with fresh fruits, bread and pancakes. The one small thing is that you can hear well everything what is going on in the bathroom.
4.5 based on 376 reviews
The Aille River Hostel Lodge is a 300-year-old building lovingly renovated to retain its old-world charm while offering modern comforts for our friends and guests. Located by the banks of the Aille River, the Aille River Hostel Lodge is a quiet oasis right in the centre of Doolin. Voted Best Hostel in Ireland in 2009 by IHH customers and Number 1 Hostel in Ireland in 2008 by Hostel World customers, itis recommended by the Lonely Planet travel guides as “The best of the bunch” and has been given the Thumbs Up by Let’s Go travel guides.
If you are absolutely desperate for a place to sleep then this could be a great option. But if you can stay anywhere else I would. Dirty towels. Uncomfortable beds, small covers, toilet barely flushes. Also they want you to mop the bathroom which I don’t mind but there was a bucket already filled with previous water which really grossed me out. The fire alarm started going off randomly in the morning so everyone got a nice alarm clock. Personally if I ever had to come back here I would use there camping area in the back and would have rather stayed in my tent.
5 based on 168 reviews
All prices online exclude breakfast. Breakfast can be purchased at the property for an additional charge.
Lovely stay. Highly recommend. Spotless rooms, tastefully decorated, very comfy beds, lovely bathroom and great shower! Located in quiet area but near great eating places. Lovely cooked breakfast and plenty of healthy choices. Owners very accommodating. Definitely stay again. Thank you!
4.5 based on 111 reviews
We stayed in doolin glamping last night. A double and 2 single beds were set up for us and a fantastic electric fire kept us very cosy. Toilet/shower room was spotlessly clean ,there was a kitchen area but we didn't go in as we were attending a wedding at hotel doolin a short stroll from the site. The 2 seater couch was a great bonus to have too to sit and relax and electricity to charge the phones. This has been one of the best glamping sites we have stayed at and its great value for money too. We will most certainly be back.
5 based on 28 reviews
Stayed 1 night recently & really enjoyed our stay. Good location, the house is spacious, and the room was very good with lots of space and comfort. Breakfast was so good & staff are very friendly. Would happily stay again & recommend to others.
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