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200 yr old Georgian house located in beautiful Co Donegal 10 mins from beach
"This place spelled straight out of a Victorian novel! The beds were quite comfortable, and we very much enjoyed the well-appointed kitchen. We also loved that there were sheep and a historic graveyard adjacent to the property, so we enjoyed walking around the neighborhoods in the evenings and hearing ..."
Reviewed on Aug 18, 2026

Radisson Blu Hotel, Letterkenny
"Great room and lovely breakfast."
Reviewed on Sep 5, 2026

Ballyliffin Lodge & Spa
"Lovely hotel. Beautiful view and lovely food. Would stay there again"
Reviewed on Sep 1, 2026

Station House Hotel
"The friendliest of all the staff & very helpfull Will definetly will be back some time. *****"
Reviewed on Aug 31, 2026

McGettigan's Hotel Letterkenny
"The hotel is easy to find and the parking simple also. We had a warm and friendly greeting and the staff provided some good recommendations for entertainment and restaurants. The room was clean, spacious and comfortable and the shower was good. We didn't eat their or use the bar but overall we enjoyed ..."
Reviewed on Sep 4, 2026

Mount Errigal Hotel Conference & Leisure Centre
"Front of house very pleasant. Room big and cosy bed with a choice of pillows. Complimentary toiletries. Cafe bar staff very indifferent and in no way concerned about the patrons as far as I can assess. Extremely busy car park. Handy for local roads. Walked into Letterkenny which was tired, mainly ..."
Reviewed on Sep 5, 2026

Redcastle Hotel, Golf & Spa

Inishowen Gateway Hotel

Rockhill House
Fahan Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Planning to spend an adventurous few days in Donegal? Through Travelocity's booking page, you'll unearth a select number of places to base your adventure in Fahan. Fahan lists 4 lodgings within easy driving distance of the downtown area.
Accommodation options that are close to the commercial district of Fahan include the Lakeview House B & B and Inishowen Gateway.
11 miles (18 kilometers) outside of the middle of Fahan, you can find the Beech Hill Country House Hotel. Alternatively, the The City Hotel Derry can be found about 9 miles (14 kilometers) away. Another possibility is to make a booking at the Maldron Hotel Derry or the Best Western Plus White Horse Hotel.
Why not discover the many delights dotted around Ireland Northwest and Lakelands during your stay in this region? Ireland Northwest and Lakelands has beaches. Frequented traveler attractions include ruins, traditional villages and old towns. Active visitors can also involve themselves in mountain biking and mountain climbing in the region.
50 miles (81 kilometers) away from Fahan, you'll find Ballyshannon, where you can visit Five Oaks Ranch and Lakeside Centre. If you're planning to stay in Ballyshannon, check out the Randwick and Heron's Cove. For another option, stay in Dunfanaghy, 20 miles (35 kilometers) to the west of Fahan, where you'll find the Arnolds Hotel and Corcreggan Mill - Hostel. During your time in Dunfanaghy, be sure to visit the Horn Head and Killahoey Beach.
Before you say your farewells to Donegal, you sure ensure you are able to join crowds watching an exciting game of sport. Get to Letterkenny Leisure Centre, found southwest of Fahan. Anybody wishing to book a Travelocity-listed hotel in the area surrounding the game can take their choice from the Mount Errigal Hotel Conference & Leisure Centre or the Station House Hotel.
Fahan attracts visitors with some great attractions; unveil more by spending a few minutes at Travelocity's Fahan city guide.
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Mount Errigal Hotel Conference & Leisure Centre
"Front of house very pleasant. Room big and cosy bed with a choice of pillows. Complimentary toiletries. Cafe bar staff very indifferent and in no way concerned about the patrons as far as I can assess. Extremely busy car park. Handy for local roads. Walked into Letterkenny which was tired, mainly closed and with little of interest."






