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Brú Radharc na Mara - Sea View Hostel
Situated in Inisheer, Aran Islands, Brú Radharc na Mara - Sea View Hostel has a shared lounge, garden and free WiFi throughout the property. Guests can enjoy sea views.
Lios Éinne House Accommodation
Set in Inisheer in the Galway County region, Lios Éinne House Accommodation provides accommodation with free WiFi. The units in the guest house are equipped with a coffee machine.
Vaughan Lodge Hotel
In a great location at Lahinch, close to the Cliffs of Moher, the Ocean and the Famous Links Golf, Vaughan Lodge is a small, family-owned run by 4th generation local hoteliers, Michael and Maria...
Fiddle + Bow Hotel
Situated in the heart of Doolin and established in 2019, Fiddle + Bow Hotel is a boutique hotel with a range of room options. We will be your home away from home.
Rathbaun Hotel
Rathbaun hotel in Lisdoonvarna is the perfect destination for discovering the famous "Burren Region" on the "Wild Atlantic Way".
Shamrock Inn Hotel
In the heart of picturesque Lahinch, Shamrock Inn Hotel provides comfortable rooms and an inviting restaurant. Local beaches and the beautiful Clare coastline are a short walk away.
The Ritz House
The Ritz House House is located in Lisdoonvarna town centre and is a family owned accommodation just a 10-minutes drive from the Cliffs of Moher, Doolin Village, the Aillwee Caves and Birds of Prey,...
Doolin Inn
Doolin Inn is situated in Doolin, overlooking Fisher Street and located at the start of the Cliffs of Moher walk. This 3-star hotel offers a conierge service, full of knowledge of the local area.
Sheedys Boutique Hotel & Restaurant
Sheedy's Country House Hotel is located in the heart of The Burren, just 10 minutes’ drive from Doolin and the famous Cliffs of Moher.
Hotel Doolin
Set in the heart of Doolin, Hotel Doolin is Irelands first certified carbon neutral hotel.
What guests said about Inisheer:
- 10Scored 10
So glad we chose this island instead of the others—for us,...
So glad we chose this island instead of the others—for us, we wanted to walk and be outside and enjoy the local pub and live music and all of that was perfect. We didn’t rent bikes but that looked like a fun way to get around the island. Would definitely go back and recommend to friends who want a slow weekend to get away and enjoy peace. Our three teenagers probably would’ve been bored after two nights but for two days and none night they had plenty to do, climbing over the castle, exploring the shipwreck, running down to the tiny beach, walking to the lighthouse, and petting all the friendly donkeys and horses that would stick their heads over the stone walls. We walked about 8 miles in those two days and slept really well.AAnonymous - 10Scored 10
A beautiful island well worth exploring.
A beautiful island well worth exploring. Everywhere we went we were greeted with a warm reception. Bars and restaurants offered a great variety of food and drink . Very safe island to cycle or walk on do to low volume of cars , therefore an ideal spot for young families . A large well equipped playground and I spotted loads of family pets making the island ideal for anyone who love their furry friends and want them included . The ferry trip is short from Doolin and free car park near the pier . I will revisited again with family and friends and my little doggy . 😋
Lil - 10Scored 10
Can walk anywhere around the island (or hire bikes if that’s...
Can walk anywhere around the island (or hire bikes if that’s easier/faster for yourself). Lovely art display recently added along the walls by the lighthouse. Very creative. Can visit the shipwreck from the opening credits of Father Ted. All locals were friendly and happy to chat. Didn’t have time (or room in my belly) to eat at every food place, but the ones we did get to: Tigh Neds, Inis Oirr Hotel, Tea Rooms (little trailer outside Tigh Ruari’s) and the Crepe trailer by the beach - all the food was delicious!! Definitely take waterproof shoes and rain coat and a few extra pairs of warm socks, even in summer. The rain was on and off when I was there in July. Great family location! Playground with a variety of play equipment for all ages. Lovely Beach with life guards - locals were swimming, wasn’t quite warm enough for me though. Two nights would be better than one!!
CatherineAustralia - 10Scored 10
We have been going to Inis Óirr for the last twenty years.
We have been going to Inis Óirr for the last twenty years. We have visited a lot of the isalands around Ireland but we keep coming back to Inis Óirr at least annually sometimes along with other families we know.PatrickIreland - 10Scored 10
Been going to Inisheer for over 40 years and have always...
Been going to Inisheer for over 40 years and have always found it to be a magical place with beautiful scenery,very kind and friendly people and very good value for money. Great to hear Irish being spoken and a chance to practice my own.
DanielIreland - 10Scored 10
A beautiful remote island. Rock walls everywhere.
A beautiful remote island. Rock walls everywhere. Biking around the island was lovely. See the ruins of St. Gobnait's church. Bike to the shipwreck. Climb to the castle ruins. Enjoy the solitude.HelenUnited States
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