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The Cliffs of Moher, County Clare
An alternative to crowding through the mass of tourists at the top is to take the Cliffs of Moher cruise. The Cliffs are the highest in Europe at over 400 feet above the Atlantic. O'Brien's tower is north on the path to the cliffs and it is the best vantage point for taking photos. There are no hotels at the tourist centre but the cliffs are an easy drive from the hotels listed below.
Cliffs of Moher Lodging
L ocation: Nestled in it�s wooded vale beside the tumbling waters of the River Inagh, the distinctive building known today as the Falls Hotel Spa Resort conceals within it�s walls an eighteenth century mansion and a late medieval castle.
The Hotel is located near to the centre of the market town of Ennistymon.
Location Grovemount House is a family run Guesthouse situated on the outskirts of Ennistymon Town. From here you can access with ease the renowned Cliffs of Moher and the spectacular and unique Burren region. Just 5 minutes drive away from our B&B is Lahinch Championship Golf Links and Blue Flag Beach making this one of the most ideal places to stay.
Whatever is your pleasure - fishing, golfing, sightseeing or listening to the
best of traditional Irish music - enjoy! and return to luxurious tranquility in
Grovemount House.
Location: Situated in the picturesque fishing village of
Liscannor, overlooking the bay on the rugged West Clare Coast, the newly
refurbished Logue's Liscannor Hotel offers superb accommodation and quality food
in an idyllic location.
This beautiful Hotel is located within easy distance of Shannon Airport, Galway,
Ennis and Limerick, which makes it an ideal touring and recreational base.
The Cliffs of Moher, Doolin, the Burren and Lisdoonvarna are all within a few
minutes driving and the world famous Lahinch Golf Links can even be seen from
the hotel.
Location
Once a charming 19th century farm cottage, Ballyvara House has been transformed into a stylish new Guesthouse. John Flanagan, a carpenter and builder by trade, used his skills and creativity to transform the cottage into the first-rate accommodation it is today. |
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