Ballynahinch Castle

In addition to its abundant flora, this small island features the ruins of an ancient fort.

Nestled in a stunning 13th-century castle overlooking Lough Corrib, this opulent hotel features lavish rooms, exceptional dining, a full-service spa, and enchanting grounds perfect for exploration.

Down-to-earth guesthouse offering casual rooms with ocean or country views, plus free breakfast. On a cliffside property surrounded by stone walls and ruins, this unfussy guesthouse is 950m from Inishmore Airport, and 2.2 km from Kilronan Inish Mór harbour's ferries from the mainland, and shops selling iconic Aran knitwear. The functional rooms feature wood furnishings, and ocean or countryside views, and include TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. All rooms have en suite bathrooms. A dining room features a fireplace and nautical accents. There's also a picnic table. Breakfast is available.

Clifftop hotel with sea views for modest rooms, a local seafood restaurant & a classic pub. On the rugged south coast of Inishbofin Island, this modest cliff-top hotel has sea views. It's within 1.7 km of ferries and Inishbofin Airport. Traditional rooms offer TVs, tea and coffeemaking facilities, and complimentary toiletries. Many have sea views. Breakfast is included, and free WiFi is provided in public areas. A low-key restaurant serves local seafood, while a classic pub features live music evenings. On-site dive facilities are available.

Quaint hotel in a tranquil fishing lodge with elegant dining & an oak-panelled bar. Surrounded on all sides by dramatic mountain ranges and the shores of Lough Inagh, this genteel hotel occupies an elegant fishing lodge dating from 1880. It's 6.8 km from the N59 and 12.3 km from Kylemore Abbey. The colourful rooms are individually appointed with refined, traditional furnishings. All have flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, as well as dressing areas. Some have access to free Wi-Fi. Full breakfast is included, while evening meals are offered in an elegant restaurant with an oak-panelled bar. Guests can fish on a collection of loughs and rivers.

Nestled in a stunning 450-acre estate, Ballinahinch Castle offers country-chic luxury with river views, fine dining, and an array of outdoor activities.

Nestled in a stunning 18th-century manor, this luxurious hotel boasts elegant rooms, exquisite dining in vintage Pullman train carriages, and a breathtaking golf course.

The relaxed rooms have tartan prints and solid oak furnishings. All feature TVs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities; many have sea or lake views. The 1- or 2-bedrooms suites feature Jacuzzi baths, walk-in showers and sitting areas.Cooked breakfast is included, and traditional Irish cuisine is served in a renowned restaurant. Afternoon tea is available. There's a seasonal, heated outdoor pool and a par 3 golf course, as well as tennis courts, lawn bowling and croquet, plus a private lake and beach.

Mountain range featuring sharp-peaked quartzite summits & ridges with hiking & protected areas.

Nestled in the heart of Aran culture, this shop offers an impressive array of high-quality, beautifully crafted clothes with a memorable island vibe.