Places to Stay

Cloghaun Luxury Homes is a meticulously restored late 1700s Irish farmstead comprising the main house, The Hawthorn (sleeps 8) and The Hazel (sleeps 4) situated just outside Doolin, Co. Clare, overlooking the Aran Islands and Galway Bay on the Wild Atlantic Way. These two properties are available for short and long term stays and can be rented together, or individually.

Welcome to the Aran View Country House. The Aran View Country House is a wonderful Georgian house, set in the magnificent wilderness of the Burren, Co Clare, on Ireland’s west coast.

Located in the centre of Doolin village this modern B&B operated by Frank and Marian Sheedy offers luxurious accommodation and an array of gourmet food for Breakfast. National Winner of the Irish Breakfast awards & Highly commended B&B of the year By Georgina Campbell Guide. Also listed in the Mckenna’s guide 100 best places to stay.

Located on a quiet laneway in the heart of Roadford, Doolin, Seascape is located a one minute walk from pubs, restaurants and bus stop. Seascape has six ensuite ground floor rooms all supplied with TV’s, Hospitality Tray and free WiFi.

A very warm welcome awaits you at Daly’s House in Doolin.
Located in the heart of the picturesque village, our family run, four star B&B, offers you bed and breakfast to the highest standard and a magnificent garden to unwind.

Harbour View is located on the Wild Atlantic Way overlooking the Village of Doolin and the Atlantic Ocean. We are just a 5 minute drive to the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre and 3 minute drive to our local pubs and restaurants which offer traditional music nightly

Sea View House in Doolin is a unique bed and breakfast on the Wild Atlantic Way where you can enjoy luxurious accommodation and surroundings, superb food along with natural and warm hospitality.

Emohruo Bed and Breakfast is a family run Guest House situated the west coast of Ireland. Nestling between the Cliffs of Moher and Doolin village. Set in the heart of a beautiful landscape with numerous peaceful walks through the Burren and Doolin Cliff walk

Located in the heart of Doolin overlooking the Aille River and within walking distance of all amenities and pubs. Chef/Owner James and his wife Carol have earned many prestigious awards for both the restaurant and guesthouse.

Moloney House is a four star bed and breakfast right in the village, with the ruins of Doonmacfelim Castle at the rear of the house. Situated on a family farm it is within walking distance of the harbour, the Doolin Cliffs Walk and the local pubs where traditional music is played nightly.

Owned and run by Niall & Deirdre O’Dwyer, The Lodge Doolin is ideally situated in the heart of Doolin between Roadford and Fisher Street

The warmth, personal attention and homely-charm of a modern country house, combined with the professional and seamless service of a hotel – this is Doolin Inn, your home in the heart of Doolin.

Cois na hAbhann is a recently renovated home overlooking the Aille River superbly located in the centre of Doolin. A short walk to pubs, restaurants and coffee shops. An ideal base for touring The Burren, Cliffs of Moher and Aran Islands.

Ballyvara House is a substantial luxury self-catering property boasting 11 en-suite bedrooms, sleeping up to 32 guests. This is an ideal accommodation venue for a large family gathering, a Christmas or New Year’s get together or a bridal party.

cliff View Self Catering Accommodation is located at the top of the lane in Fisherstreet, Doolin, just 2 minutes walk from the famous O’Connor’s Pub

Our B&B is located in the heart of Doolin, just before you cross over the bridge into Fisher Street. Originally built in 1882, our ancestral home has been extended and completely renovated in 2010.

Established in 1986, this small and cosy hostel with 30 beds is owned and run by Mattie & Carmel Shannon. Private rooms also available. A simple and relaxed atmosphere awaits you. Facilities include a self-catering kitchen, laundry, bike hire and open turf fire in the common room.

Small Hotel, Big Personality. This village streetscape consists of a boutique style hotel with deluxe bedrooms, Chervil Restaurant, Fitzpatrick’s Bar, Cafe Sonas, Pizza Cafe, Gift Shop and Gallery, outdoor garden courtyard with marquee and a Tourist Information Office

Family owned and family run self-catering Holiday Homes. The cottages have panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean and the Aran Islands and are just 1km from the beautiful village. They have a variety of accommodation of different design

Located at the rear of world renowned Gus O’Connor’s Pub in Fisher Street, just one mile from the harbour with ferries running regularly to the scenic Aran Islands. Offering freshly cooked breakfasts, fresh juice, herbal teas, home baking and local jam