Ashford Castle

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.

Lignum offers a stunning escape with a creative tasting menu that's elevated by exceptional service and the warm ambiance of a beautiful garden.

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

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.

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.

Immaculately restored, 16th-century bay-side fortress with a literary history and evening banquets.

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.

Family-run hotel with subdued rooms, a seafood restaurant and a free shuttle to the ferry terminal. A 9-minute walk from Inishbofin harbour and the ferry terminal (for connections to the mainland), this family-run island hotel occupies a contemporary stone building with a curved facade. The 11 subdued rooms come with free Internet access, TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Many have private patios. An adjacent 3-bedroom cottage adds a kitchen, washer/dryer and separate living/dining areas. The laid-back restaurant serves locally caught seafood and homemade desserts; there's also live music on weekends (seasonal). Common areas include 2 sun decks and a landscaped garden. A free shuttle connects to the ferry terminal.

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

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.