Hotels

Raheen Woods Hotel is a contemporary styled premises on the edge of Athenry Town. There are 50 spacious well appointed bedrooms/suites designed in restful tones, some with balcony overlooking a green area. All areas are wheelchair friendly. All floors can be accessed from the basement car park by a lift. The hotel has a choice of dining areas and bars. Tranquillity is a state of the art leisure facility, 20 metre pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi and 50+ spa treatments..

The Arches Hotel is situated in the village of Claregalway. We offer you 21 beautifully appointed and elegantly decorated ensuite guest bedrooms, with all the facilities expected from a modern hotel. In the intimate Croi na Bia Restaurant, under our award winning head chef we will assure you of a creative and unique dining experience. Retire after your meal to one of the secluded corners in the Arches Bar.

Abbeyglen Castle Hotel was built in 1832 in the heart of Connemara by John Darcy of Clifden Castle. It is romantically set in beautiful gardens with waterfalls and streams, has a panoramic view of Clifden and the bay with a backdrop of the Twelve Bens. Abbeyglen provides a long list of indoor and outdoor facilities, cuisine of international fame and unique qualities of peace, serenity and ambiance.

Once home to the O'Flaherty Chieftains, Pirate Queen Grace O'Malley and Maharajah Ranjitsinji, Ballynahinch is now a 4 Star Hotel. Overlooking river and mountains, an ideal base to tour the West. Country elegance, log fires and a friendly fisherman's pub compliment a restaurant offering the best in fresh game, fish and local produce. The jewel in Connemara's crown, voted in Top 20 Hotels in the World by Fodor's. RAC 2 Dining Award.

The Shannon Oaks Hotel and Country Club, situated in the picturesque village of Portumna, Co Galway - on the shores of the River Shannon's Lough Derg - is one of Ireland's best kept secrets. Set on 12 acres of mature parkland and adjacent to the 17th century Portumna Castle and Forest Park, it offers an unrivalled location. Convenient to Galway, East Clare and the Midlands, you'll be at the heart of it all. Enjoy three accommodation types, bar and restaurants, health, leisure and wellness and excellent wedding and conference facilities.

One of Connemara's largest established hotels. Trading since 1836 and owned by the Foyles for nearly a century. The hotel is situated in the center of Clifden and is an ideal central point for exploring Connemara. The hotel's old world elegance and atmosphere have been gracefully retained through recent renovations, each room being individually decorated and furnished with charm and warmth.

Set on the edge of Ardbear Bay in the heart of beautiful Connemara, the Ardagh Hotel and Restaurant is the perfect place for a relaxing stay. The award winning Restaurant on the second floor has magnificant sea views with spectacular sunsets and has a fantastic atmosphere. For those who like relaxed comfort and excellent food the 3 star family owned and run Ardagh Hotel is the recipient of many accolades.

Ours is a beautiful riverside lodge and marina, near Ballinasloe, on the Suck Shannon waterway. Luxurious accommodation Fine dining in our Riverside Restaurant Picturesque riverside views and walks Food served all day in our bar restaurant.

Established in 1843, Fairhill House Hotel is a beautifully refurbished hotel located in Galway in one of the most scenic areas of the west of Ireland. Located in the village of Clonbur between Lough Corrib and Lough Mask, overlooked by beautiful mountains, we are famous for fishing, golfing, hill walking and sight seeing, old world bars, seafood menus and weekly entertainment.

The Claregalway Hotel is a unique destination. The hotel is definately different with an innovative comtemporary design. The hotel offers an indulgent experience in an interesting and energetic atmosphere. We are a hotel that really looks forward to making our guests feel special. We have cosy bedrooms, fantastic fun bars, luxurious leisure centre, contemporary restaurant and fabulous staff.