Inis Meáin Island Stays

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.

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.

Cosy rooms in an upscale resort on 17,000 hectares with a spa & fine dining, plus fishing & hunting. On a 17,000-hectare Victorian estate featuring forests, moors, lakes and rivers, this upscale resort along Camus Bay is 9 km from the N59 road. The 10 cosy rooms offer free Wi-Fi, antique furniture, sitting areas and heated bathroom floors; some have bay views. Annexed rooms have direct access to a spa. Adjacent to a pier on the bay, the spa includes an indoor pool, a sauna and a gym. There’s a library, plus polished lounge space with fireplaces and a bar. Breakfast is served in an elegant Mediterranean-inspired restaurant. Organised fishing and hunting packages provide permits and escorts. Children age 16 and over are welcome.

Genteel 19th-century hotel set in a country house with gardens, quaint quarters & afternoon tea. Overlooking Cashel Bay in a 19th-century country home, this chic, old-world hotel is set on 50 acres of landscaped gardens, 12.4 km from Roundstone village centre (home to shops and restaurants). The quaint, Victorian-style rooms come with TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Suites, some with garden views, add separate sitting areas and canopy beds. There's also a separate 3-bedroom house. Full Irish breakfast is available. There's also a conservatory dining room serving afternoon tea and evening meals. Other amenities include an elegant lounge with a fireplace, on-site hiking paths and horticulture classes.

Discover a trio of stunning limestone islands, rich in ancient ruins and Irish charm, ideal for biking, hiking, and uncovering captivating stories.

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

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.

Country-chic rooms in a stately hotel offering free hot breakfast, afternoon tea & lake views. On 180 acres of parkland overlooking Lough Corrib (lake) and with views of Benlevy Mountain, this upscale, seasonal hotel occupies a stately Victorian country manor. It's 10 km from Aughnanure Castle and 32 km from Galway. The 12 country-chic rooms come with en suite bathrooms and period antique furniture. Many have lake views or mountain views. There are no TVs. Free cooked breakfast and afternoon tea are served in a relaxed dining room; evening meals are available for a fee. Other amenities include a tennis court, a croquet lawn and 3 lounges with fireplaces. Fishing boats are available to rent.

Tucked away by a stream, this cozy family-run spot serves up fresh gigas oysters and tasty local seafood in a charming, casual atmosphere.

Relaxed hotel in a 1700s waterfront coaching inn offering traditional rooms, a bar & a restaurant. Against a backdrop of mountains and on the shore of Killary Harbour, this traditional seasonal hotel occupies a 18th-century coaching inn and is 19 km from Connemara National Park. Low-key, individually decorated rooms come with mountain or harbour views. Upgraded rooms add balconies. A stylish restaurant with hardwood floors serves gastropub fare. There's also a bar and a cosy lounge with a fireplace.