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Vaughan Lodge
Vaughan Lodge Hotel Lahinch in County Clare is an intimate 4 star modern designer Country Town House Hotel. Vaughan Lodge Hotel Lahinch is owned and operated by local 4th generation hoteliers Michael and Maria Vaughan.
Ballinalacken Country House Hotel
If you are looking for a country house weekend or relaxed hotel accommodation, then a few nights stay at our hotel in Doolin, Co Clare, is just right for you. We offer luxury accommodation and style at Ballinalacken Castle Hotel, full bed and breakfast and dining in our award winning restaurant.
Red Cliff Lodge
Red Cliff Lodge occupies a commanding position in Spanish Point Co. Clare. This beautifully restored thatched property is perched by the cliffs at one of the most beautiful landscapes overlooking Spanish Point beach.
Cliffs of Moher Hotel
The Cliffs of Moher Hotel is situated in the tranquil and picturesque fishing village of Liscannor, 4kms from both the world famous Cliffs of Moher and Lahinch Golf Course. 23 luxurious ensuite bedrooms combined with the splendid Puffin Restaurant and Submarine Bar to provide a wonderful and relaxed atmosphere.
Hotel Doolin
Located in the heart of Doolin, traditional Irish Music and Cultural capital of Ireland, the contemporary Hotel Doolin elevates hotel accommodation in North Clare to a new level.
Bellbridge House Hotel
The Bellbridge House Hotel in Clare, situated by the Sandy Beach of Spanish Point, is selected for its features, whether it is a perfect place for romance, Clare weekend breaks away, touring around or a golf break in Clare. The traditional exterior reflects the “old fashioned” courtesy & personal service found inside making Bellbridge one of the very best hotels Clare Ireland has to offer.
Moy House
Moy House was originally built in the mid 18th Century as home to Sir Augustine Fitzgerald. In its majestic splendor, the house prevails over the breathtaking Lahinch Bay, set on 15 acres of grounds adorned by mature woodland and a picturesque river.
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