Three-Star Hotels in Ballyvaughan

Situated in Newtown, 5 minutes’ drive from Ballyvaughan and Galway Bay, The Waters Country House boasts over 40 acres of farmland at the foot of the Burren Hills.

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Marine

From

Canada

Amazing place in the middle of the Burren, only a few minutes from Ballyvaughan, the Poulnabrone Dolmen or the Burren coast road. Old building with some antiques. Reading in the library near the fire place was so relaxing. Great irish breakfast, but you have the choice to have something else. We felt at home. Wolfgang and Maria are really nice. They gave us recommandations to eat and enjoy some traditional music. Vielen Dank !

Situated just 48 km from Galway Greyhound Stadium, Burren View B&B features accommodation in Ballyvaughan with access to a garden, a terrace, as well as a housekeeping service.

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Patricia

From

United Kingdom

Large comfortable room with great shower en suite! Bridget was so lovely and helped us with a problem we had with booking a campsite!

In beautiful North Clare, with views of the Burren Hills, Cappabhaile House offers spacious bedrooms and traditional Irish breakfasts. There is also free parking and free Wi-Fi.

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Peter

From

Australia

Stunning decor and antique furniture. Very spacious rooms and most comfortable bed. Genuine and welcoming hospitality from Conor and Margaret make this an easy choice. Breakfasts were excellent with quality and choice. Good options for allergens or special needs. The property was accurately portrayed and excellent value. It’s a pity we live in Australia or we would be regular visitors. So we’ll situated for Clare’s must see places so it’s ideal as a base.

In charming Ballyvaughan, The Wild Atlantic Lodge is a family-run hotel with a bar. The picturesque County Clare coastline and the Cliffs of Moher are nearby.

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Kate

From

Australia

The people running this hotel were extremely friendly and helpful. The room was large and perfectly clean. We wanted for nothing and would have stayed longer if our trip allowed. The location was very convenient to access multiple tourist attractions, and the accommodation had a car park for free which made it very easy to get around

The Hylands Burren Hotel is located in the charming village of Ballyvaughan, on the west coast of Ireland.

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Laura

From

Canada

The breakfast was terrific. The staff were AMAZING! They went above and beyond to help. David even drove my daughter to the Burren College of Art as we were unable to obtain a taxi. Absolutely tremendous! Thank you so much.

Within a 5 minutes' walk to Galway's medieval city centre, Adare Guesthouse offers free WiFi access and free on-site parking.

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Dhaval

From

India

It's a lovely B&B, great location just a few hundred meters away from all the bustle ensuring all the galway experience but a great spot to sleep as well. The owner Kiara was particularly helpful not only with recommendations but also offering to help us with reservations. Wish this multi generational property all the best. They are real.

With views over Doolin village and towards the Cliffs of Moher, Doolin View B&B is within a 10-minute walk of traditional Irish pubs and restaurants.

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Wendy

From

New Zealand

Just a short walk into town host gives each room a torch to walk home with at night as there are no street lights very thoughtful

The Stop is 5 minutes’ walk from the centre of Galway and half a mile from the coast. This 1930s property offers stylish rooms and a contemporary feel throughout, complemented by modern art work.

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Taylore

From

Canada

The atmosphere of the stop makes you feel right at home. Russell and his team were incredibly friendly. They knew the best places to go in town and recommended other stops for the rest of our travels. Their website has great food recommendations and road trip info that is definitely worth checking out!

Set in Lisdoonvarna and only 13 km from Cliffs of Moher, Greenlawn Lodge offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Ajith

From

Ireland

Plenty of parking space and near to national road.

Built in the Georgian period in 1736, Aran View Country House and Lodge stands on a hill on the coast road and commands one of the finest views of the wild Clare coastline.

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Martin

From

South Africa

excellent. Good variety and nice presentation.