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Stone fronted detached cottage just over 2 miles from Mulranny village
"Belinda was the most wonderful host and we had a lovely stay in a spectacular property. Thank you so much Belinda!"
Reviewed on Jul 14, 2025
Mulranny House Bed & Breakfast
"Charming B&B overlooking the bay. Fabulous breakfast and hospitality."
Reviewed on Jul 26, 2026
Knockranny House Hotel and Spa
"Beautiful place with good food"
Reviewed on Jul 20, 2026
The Ellison Hotel
"Excellent stay at the Ellison. It was very hot weather and the staff kindly brought us a fan and could not have been more helpful with bookings and directions. Great location with plenty of restaurants and shops a short walk away."
Reviewed on Jul 26, 2026
Mulranny Park Hotel
"Amazing location, lovely facilities and well maintained accommodation. The staff were all so helpful and welcoming. Breakfast each morning was something to look forward to and the bar and restaurant menu was of a very high standard. Overall a must visit, can’t recommend highly enough.🙂"
Reviewed on Jul 22, 2026
NED'S COTTAGE, country holiday cottage in Mulranny, County Mayo
Westport Coast Hotel
Castlecourt Hotel
The Wyatt Hotel
Mulranny Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Sorry, you won't find any Travelocity-accredited rooms within Mulranny. You will find, however, 2 accommodation options within a 10-mile (16-kilometer) drive.
The nearest Travelocity-listed room is the Knockranny House Hotel and Spa, Ireland, which lies 13 miles (21 kilometers) from the urban core of Mulranny. A different nearby Travelocity-listed option is the Westport Coast Hotel, which is situated in Ireland, about 12 miles (19 kilometers) from the middle of Mulranny.
12 miles (19 kilometers) outside of the main part of Mulranny, you can find the Ardmore Country House Hotel. Alternatively, the St. Anthony's Riverside B&B is situated 13 miles (20 kilometers) away. Other places to stay are the Clew Bay Hotel and the Woodside Lodge.
If you have the time, why not broaden your horizons and check out the many delights to be found in Ireland West while you are here? Ireland West is famous for beaches and coastal plains. Interesting traveler places of interest include ruins. Modern travelers in this corner of Ireland often love mountain biking, mountain climbing and hiking.
Looking for things to do? Consider spending a few hours exploring Ballina Golf Course and Fr. Peyton Memorial Centre, in Ballina, 30 miles (47 kilometers) to the northeast of Mulranny. If you spend any time in Ballina, check out the rooms at the Mount Falcon Estate and Downhill Inn. 25 miles (38 kilometers) east of Mulranny, you can find Ballycarra, which boasts the Breaffy Woods Hotel and Breaffy House Hotel. If you visit Ballycarra, don't miss the Belcarra Eviction Cottage and Elmhall Graveyard.
When sport is what you love, be sure to take a trip to Pearse Stadium, which you can find 50 miles (84 kilometers) to the southeast of Mulranny. Anybody that need to find a hotel close to the stadium can choose from the Jameson Court Self Catering Apartments or the Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Galway.
Before you and your traveling partner depart for Mulranny, make sure you read through Travelocity's Mulranny hotel and travel guide where you can hear local secrets about all the cultural attractions to be found here.
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Recent Mulranny hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Westport Woods Hotel & Spa
". Room was clean however during the stay there was a lot of heat in the local area and the windows would not open more than an inch. Thankfully the staff were kind enough to provide a fan. Breakfast was very good as was the bar service and bar food.....the other resturant on site had a nice menu however there was a deal for a 3 course meal for €42 roughly per person the menu showed a starter a main and a desert choice however you could only pick 2 of those because tea or coffee was considered the 3rd course even if you didnt want it??? Strange to say the least"
