Situated in the heart of Doolin and established in 2019, Fiddle + Bow Hotel is a boutique hotel with a range of room options. We will be your home away from home.
Alice
Ireland
The staff were great, the hotel was very clean. The breakfast was fantastic.
Doolin Inn is situated in Doolin, overlooking Fisher Street and located at the start of the Cliffs of Moher walk. This 3-star hotel offers a conierge service, full of knowledge of the local area.
Eamon
Ireland
Excellent staff Shef very helpful overall an excellent stay
Set in the heart of Doolin, Hotel Doolin is Irelands first certified carbon neutral hotel.
Carolyn
Canada
The breakfast had a fantastic selection, from Full Irish breakfast to a choice of vegetarian or vegan items per plate. Parking was right outside the hotel. The location was fabulous and within walking distance of the Cliffs of Moher. Staff wonderfully friendly, hotel new and clean, great pub restaurant with live music most nights. Hotel was new, clean and nice smelling. There were warm gas fireplaces to sitt by downstairs. Would return to this hotel and area for hiking in the future.
This country house hotel has a quiet location, looking out over the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands and Galway Bay. It has free parking, luxury rooms and an award-winning restaurant.
Built in the Georgian period in 1736, Aran View Country House stands on a hill on the coast road and commands one of the finest views of the wild Clare coastline.
Oisin
Ireland
Good location close to Doolin.
Comfortable beds.
House cleaner very welcoming and helped us check in.
Nice kitchen and ideal for group.
Situated in the heart of Doolin and established in 2019, Fiddle + Bow Hotel is a boutique hotel with a range of room options. We will be your home away from home.
Location and friendliness of staff! Breakfast was exceptional!
Doolin Inn is situated in Doolin, overlooking Fisher Street and located at the start of the Cliffs of Moher walk. This 3-star hotel offers a conierge service, full of knowledge of the local area.
Excellent staff Shef very helpful overall an excellent stay
This country house hotel has a quiet location, looking out over the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands and Galway Bay. It has free parking, luxury rooms and an award-winning restaurant.
Lovely spacious comfortable suite room with view .
Set in the heart of Doolin, Hotel Doolin is Irelands first certified carbon neutral hotel.
Food was excellent both breakfast and evening meal
FAQs about hotels in Doolin
On average, 3-star hotels in Doolin cost £102 per night, and 4-star hotels in Doolin are £148 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Doolin can on average be found for £263 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Loved the ambiance and Atlantic wildness of the place.
Loved the ambiance and Atlantic wildness of the place. A very small pastoral little village. Would like to return probably in the Fall Shoulder season when weather still likely to be good and crowds are gone from this beautiful place. Stay could be longer to visit the Cave and the Burren. With the weather so bad and colder than usual (early January), we were glad to move on this time around. Afraid of being trapped by bad weather.
Carolyn
Canada
Scored 10
10
This was our 2nd time in Doolin.
This was our 2nd time in Doolin. If you're visiting for the 1st time, definitely take the Doolin ferry to the Aran Islands. We had great food at Russell's albeit a little pricey.
We don't recommend McDermott's Pub, staff was not friendly and welcoming. We do recommend McGann's or Fitz's for pubs. There is some nice shopping in Doolin.
Jan S
Scored 10
10
We saw a lot in just one day.
We saw a lot in just one day. Stopped at Doolin Cave on the way into town. Had an exceptional dinner at McDermott's and listened to traditional music by really great local musicians. Took a scenic cruise of the Cliffs of Mohr from Doolin Pier and visited several nice shops in the village.
Kerry
United States
Scored 8.0
8.0
We thought the ferry ride to Innis Oire was overpriced at...
We thought the ferry ride to Innis Oire was overpriced at 35 euros a head, and the time on the island excessively long, almost four hours, with not a lot to do there. There seemed to be more bike rentals than craft or other types of shops. The pier has no shelter for the wind and rain that is frequent. The horse buggy ride was reasonably priced and the driver pleasant and helpful. The pub was good, also, with a modest menu and reasonable prices. McDermot’s Pub in Doolin, was very good with traditional Irish country fare available and at reasonable prices.
LEONARD
United States
Scored 10
10
Doolin is a tiny town that allows you access to the Cliffs...
Doolin is a tiny town that allows you access to the Cliffs of Moher. It's connected to the cliff walk trail, which walks along the cliff's edge to reach the visitor center. It's not for the faint of heart, but it is beautiful and totally worth it!
A few websites I saw said to skip staying in Doolin as it didn't have much to offer, but I'm afraid I have to disagree. It's a charming town with cute shops and a few local pubs. It's home to people who have lived there for generations. The food and live music are a treat; even though it is a great place to access the cliffs, it couldn't be less touristy.
You can also ferry to the islands from here. I personally don't love boats so I did not but many people recommend so I would stay 2 nights here if you can!
Amy
United States
Scored 10
10
We took the ferry to Aran Islands for the day and it was a...
We took the ferry to Aran Islands for the day and it was a wonderful trip! Two of our party played golf nearby. We enjoyed the restaurants and the shops. From my visit here 9 years ago, a lot has been built in Doolin in the way of restaurants, shops, etc.
Theresa
United States
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Great food all around. We had dinner and breakfast there. The mussels were fantastic and the breakfast buffet had many healthy options. We had the vegetarian breakfast with ratatouille for our cooked choice- genius idea! The scones were homemade and delightful. The hotel is a short walk to pubs with nightly music and is a short drive to the cliffs. Highly recommend.
The location is close to the main pub and to the start of the cliffs walk, you can get to both walking. The room was very big with a spacious bed, a good shower and heated floor in the bathroom. The breakfast was good, not five star hotel but still good value for money. The room had a lovely view and we could use the lounge to cook our dinner
We stayed here for a family wedding. They were so accommodating it was also dog friendly so we got to bring our dogs. The lodge is at the back of the hotel which was fantastic and we had dinner and breakfast there. Lovely and clean would definitely go again!
Cullinans was a perfect place to stay for a family wedding at Hotel Doolin, being just across the road.The breakfasts were wholesome and much appreciated. The room had all that we needed and staff were warm and friendly at all times. Thank you
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