Ballyvaughan Hotel Guide - Corcomcoe Abbey hotels in Ballyvaughan, Ireland.

"Fabulous location, quiet, beautiful, near great little town, everyone is so nice "

"We loved our stay! You can walk down to the water and see the tide pools. We had our three children with us. Ray was an amazing host and very accommodating. We are sorry we missed his visit. This cottage is in a great central location and we enjoyed the cleanliness and layout. We would give it 100 stars and definitely come back! Thank you Ray!"

"The retreat was beautiful! Tons of kitchen amenities for cooking. The view was stunning and the lodge had great outdoor toy options for kids, and a ton of space to play around!"

"Property is perfect all around in a beautiful setting. "

"Location is excellent. Beautiful views of the estuary. Great for birdwatching, paddleboarding and swimming. Kitchen needs more regular pans, a colander and a potato peeler."

"This was a 3-generation family gathering, so 10 adults (20-70), 2 teens, and 3 children (11, 9, 3). There are two excellent gathering spaces, one big enough to accommodate all 15 comfortably when necessary--and we squeezed 15 around the table for some meals--and a smaller room with a large TV, which we designated as the devices room in order to keep the larger room device-free. Communication with the owner was quick and always helpful. We slept comfortably. The grounds are beautiful and spacious, accommodating a few family football matches; the Flaggy Shore is a short walk away and endlessly fascinating, leading on to a scenic one-lane coast road great for walking. While we used Bayfield House as our base for exploring the greater Burren area, down to Ennis, across to Miltown Malbay, and up to Doolin and Ballvaughan, really you wouldn't need to do much more than wander the little peninsula west of New Quay to have a rich and relaxing holiday. And it starts with Bayfield House."