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Doolin Inn
"This Inn is everything and more. Better than I expected. The location is fantastic it’s in between shops and restaurants that are in walking distance. Parking is great. Close to the cliffs and a very nice town! Highly recommend this hotel to anyone considering choosing this one. The staff are very ..."
Reviewed on Oct 28, 2026
Blackberry Lodge Accommodation
"Very nice B&B, 1/2 mile from the village of Doolin. Very basic continental breakfast. Very nice host."
Reviewed on Oct 25, 2026
Connemara Coast Hotel
"Clean room, comfortable bed, good breakfast, nice staff. Traveled through Ireland for 2 weeks and this was my favorite stay."
Reviewed on Oct 26, 2026
Lahinch Coast Hotel & Suites
"The hotel is nice and fairly modern. The beds were comfortable. The staff was helpful and allowed an early check-in. Free parking at the hotel is plentiful. The location is excellent as it is within walking distance to several restaurants and pubs. Some have live music. Music started late and the ..."
Reviewed on Oct 29, 2026
Falls Hotel & Spa
"Lovely place and must stay. I will definitely return. The staff upon check in was among the kindest I’ve met in Ireland. Gorgeous views and the nearby towns are quaint and lovely for dining and coffee. Some areas for improvement: -the fourth floor was very noisy for sleeping. Perhaps request a different ..."
Reviewed on Oct 28, 2026
The Hydro Hotel
"Beautiful hotel. Friendly staff"
Reviewed on Oct 29, 2026
Hotel Doolin
Armada House
Armada Hotel
Inisheer Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Inisheer currently has no Travelocity-featured hotels within a very close range. That said, there are no less than 2 places to rest within a 10-mile (16-kilometer) drive.
The Falls Hotel & Spa, Shannon, which is the nearest Travelocity-listed accommodation option, sits 13 miles (20 kilometers) from the heart of downtown Inisheer. Another hotel is the Vaughan Lodge Hotel, which is located in Ireland, about 12 miles (19 kilometers) from the middle of Inisheer.
The Hotel Doolin is around 7 miles (11 kilometers) from the downtown precinct of Inisheer. Alternatively, the Armada Hotel can be found 15 miles (24 kilometers) away. Another possibility is to make a reservation at the Shamrock Inn Hotel or the Royal Spa Hotel.
If time allows, adventurous travelers should see more of Ireland West. Ireland West is famous for beaches. The most popular visitor sites are ruins, castles and old towns. Enlightened travelers in this corner of Ireland commonly enjoy mountain biking, mountain climbing and hiking.
Still looking for things to do? You could spend some time exploring Kirwan's Lane and Claddagh Ring Museum, which can be found in Galway City Centre, 25 miles (41 kilometers) northeast of Inisheer. The Jameson Court Self Catering Apartments and The g Hotel & Spa are just some examples of the lodging options in Galway City Centre. 35 miles (56 kilometers) northwest of Inisheer, is Clifden, home to the Abbeyglen Castle Hotel and The Ardagh Hotel & Restaurant. If you stay in Clifden, a couple of sights worth adding to your itinerary are the Alcock and Brown Memorial and Dan O'Hara's Connemara Heritage and History Centre.
During your vacation, spend a few hours enjoying thrills and spills in the company of fellow sports fans at a community game. Thomond Park can be found 45 miles (73 kilometers) to the southeast of Inisheer. Travelocity customers that like the idea of staying in the vicinity, reserve a room in the No. 1 Pery Square Hotel & Spa or The Savoy Hotel.
Carnmore Airport is a convenient gateway for air travel, and is situated 30 miles (48 kilometers) away from the heart of Inisheer. Travelocity-listed accommodation nearby are Oranhill Lodge B&B and Claregalway Hotel.
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Lahinch Coast Hotel & Suites
"The hotel is nice and fairly modern. The beds were comfortable. The staff was helpful and allowed an early check-in. Free parking at the hotel is plentiful. The location is excellent as it is within walking distance to several restaurants and pubs. Some have live music. Music started late and the pubs were very crowded due to it being a bank holiday weekend. The only downside with the room/hotel was the heat. Our room was chilly and the radiators were not heating up. I called to ask about it and the explanation was that the heat for the hotel is set to come on at 8 PM. We were in the middle of two named storms and it was cold, windy, and wet outside. We went to a pub to get warm and stayed until after 8. Once the heat kicked on, it did warm up. It was a little cool the next afternoon as well. The bar/restaurant was just OK. We stopped in for a couple pints to check it out. I asked the bartender if he knew anything about Irish Whiskey and he said he didn't. He also didn't suggest anyone else on staff who might. There were two bartenders on duty and it seemed they were more interested in cleaning classes and doing their sidework than talking to customers. We had the one pint and left. I was really interested in trying a couple of Irish Whiskeys. Alas, that would be for another time and place."
