Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Lough Clooshgirrea during your travels in Carna. You can enjoy the restaurants while in the area.
What a relaxing stay! Even nasty Irish winter weather couldn't put a damper on our stay. We were greeted by roaring fires in fireplaces throughout to help warm us up after coming in from the cold! Very friendly staff and wonderful rustic rooms. We had an excellent dinner and it was so nice that, at the end of the meal, there was not check; they simply put it on the room tab, so we simply stood up and retired to the next room for a very long family game night. Late in the evening, one of my...
What a relaxing stay! Even nasty Irish winter weather couldn't put a damper on our stay. We were greeted by roaring fires in fireplaces throughout to help warm us up after coming in from the cold! Very friendly staff and wonderful rustic rooms. We had an excellent dinner and it was so nice that, at the end of the meal, there was not check; they simply put it on the room tab, so we simply stood up and retired to the next room for a very long family game night. Late in the evening, one of my...
Cosmo
Reviewed December 1, 2015Reviewed December 1, 2015
We had such a good time here, the location is excellent, there is a lake a walk of 3min in front of the hotel. It has fireplaces in the front room with board games and original furniture, enjoyed every minute of our stay, the food is so good it worth coming for it on its own. If you are looking for a place on this part of Ireland look no more. Its amazing!
We had such a good time here, the location is excellent, there is a lake a walk of 3min in front of the hotel. It has fireplaces in the front room with board games and original furniture, enjoyed every minute of our stay, the food is so good it worth coming for it on its own. If you are looking for a place on this part of Ireland look no more. Its amazing!
It was raining in Clifden so we spent most of our stay at the Castle, really enjoyed the lecture and champagne reception, dinner and breakfast was excellent. Our room overlooked the town and gardens, beautiful. Great stay!
It was raining in Clifden so we spent most of our stay at the Castle, really enjoyed the lecture and champagne reception, dinner and breakfast was excellent. Our room overlooked the town and gardens, beautiful. Great stay!
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 29, 2016Reviewed September 29, 2016
My 2 friends and I had a great time staying at the Ardagh Hotel. It's a family owned hotel, with excellent hospitality and amazing food in the restaurant. Our 4-person room was spacious, clean, and had a great view of the water. Clifden is a small town, and we went into the town "center" (which is about a 10 minute drive from the hotel) via a taxi. When we wnated to get back to the hotel around 1am, we couldn't find a taxi, but called the hotel and the hotel owner's son (who had helped us...
My 2 friends and I had a great time staying at the Ardagh Hotel. It's a family owned hotel, with excellent hospitality and amazing food in the restaurant. Our 4-person room was spacious, clean, and had a great view of the water. Clifden is a small town, and we went into the town "center" (which is about a 10 minute drive from the hotel) via a taxi. When we wnated to get back to the hotel around 1am, we couldn't find a taxi, but called the hotel and the hotel owner's son (who had helped us...
This place was amazing and so glad we took a chance with no posted reviews. I will say the only down side is the two twin beds were not separated when looking at pictures provided.
This place was amazing and so glad we took a chance with no posted reviews. I will say the only down side is the two twin beds were not separated when looking at pictures provided.
Our stay at the Delphi Lodge began with a greeting and a tour by the manager, Mike. The lodge feels like a home, and the staff do a tremendous job of making you feel welcome and catering to your needs. The lodge itself is located in the most gorgeous spot within the Connemara. The dinner appetizers began in the front room with cocktails/wine, and then dinner was served in the dinning room. We had a wonderful time visiting with the global group of guests staying and dining with us (Mike served as...
Our stay at the Delphi Lodge began with a greeting and a tour by the manager, Mike. The lodge feels like a home, and the staff do a tremendous job of making you feel welcome and catering to your needs. The lodge itself is located in the most gorgeous spot within the Connemara. The dinner appetizers began in the front room with cocktails/wine, and then dinner was served in the dinning room. We had a wonderful time visiting with the global group of guests staying and dining with us (Mike served as...
We had short but great stay. Pearce welcomed us and gave us all the information needed to be comfortable. We got in around 7 p.m. on a Sunday and he directed us to where we were most likely to find a good meal. The room was very comfortable. We had three and the room fit all of us well. We had not included breakfast, but it was no problem adding it and it was quite good. We would definitely stay here again and recommend to any looking for accommodations in that area.
We had short but great stay. Pearce welcomed us and gave us all the information needed to be comfortable. We got in around 7 p.m. on a Sunday and he directed us to where we were most likely to find a good meal. The room was very comfortable. We had three and the room fit all of us well. We had not included breakfast, but it was no problem adding it and it was quite good. We would definitely stay here again and recommend to any looking for accommodations in that area.
Tom
Reviewed January 26, 2020Reviewed January 26, 2020
This is a grand old hotel that speaks clearly of a time past. The building is beautiful , with dark wood and marble and many windows. Check in was quick and efficient as well as friendly and inviting. Our rooms (we travelled as a family of 7 and needed 3 rooms) had wonderful views. The rooms were comfy and the baths had heated towel racks. Now, I have read some negative reviews that noted rusty water from the pipes. My reply is that it harms nothing and there is no charge for the mineral...
This is a grand old hotel that speaks clearly of a time past. The building is beautiful , with dark wood and marble and many windows. Check in was quick and efficient as well as friendly and inviting. Our rooms (we travelled as a family of 7 and needed 3 rooms) had wonderful views. The rooms were comfy and the baths had heated towel racks. Now, I have read some negative reviews that noted rusty water from the pipes. My reply is that it harms nothing and there is no charge for the mineral...
bob
Reviewed November 21, 2015Reviewed November 21, 2015
We had a fantastic time. The Wolfhound walk was so nice and he was hysterical. We also had dinner at George V, which was an amazing experience. However, the thing that I will never forget was the school of Falconry. We did the 90 minute Hawk Walk and it was one of the most amazing experiences in my life!
We had a fantastic time. The Wolfhound walk was so nice and he was hysterical. We also had dinner at George V, which was an amazing experience. However, the thing that I will never forget was the school of Falconry. We did the 90 minute Hawk Walk and it was one of the most amazing experiences in my life!
We stayed here for 2 nights for a portion of our honeymoon. From the start, we loved everything about it. Staff were super friendly and helpful with check in, and then will drawing on a map for us to help us find things to do in Galway. The included breakfast was really good. The West restaurant (upstairs) was a little too fancy for us, so we ended up eating down the street at O'Grady's on the Pier. It was amazing seafood. The other restaurant on site is really good for drinks and more...
We stayed here for 2 nights for a portion of our honeymoon. From the start, we loved everything about it. Staff were super friendly and helpful with check in, and then will drawing on a map for us to help us find things to do in Galway. The included breakfast was really good. The West restaurant (upstairs) was a little too fancy for us, so we ended up eating down the street at O'Grady's on the Pier. It was amazing seafood. The other restaurant on site is really good for drinks and more...
Tom
Reviewed October 30, 2016Reviewed October 30, 2016
Fínis is located in Carna. Travelers like this welcoming area for its restaurants. You'll find 11 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
Where is the best place to stay close to Fínis?
Cashel House Hotel is one of the top choices for your stay based on our traveler data, and this hotel offers free breakfast and a restaurant. You'll find it 8.6 mi (13.8 km) from Fínis. Other good choices around the area include Ballynahinch Castle Hotel and The Ardagh Hotel & Restaurant.
How many hotels are there close to Fínis?
Expedia has 11 hotels and other accommodations a few miles from Fínis.
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