The Burren Beach Hotels, County Clare: The Burren Hotel Guide

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"Doolin Inn was an exceptional place to stay. Beautiful location, lovely and friendly people, great music at local pub. Great food there too. "

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20 Oct - 21 Oct

"Its staff were excellent..very friendly and accomadating"

"Incredible location and host's. They were able to recommend excellent dining and things to do. You will not regret booking this amazing property. We sat in the hot tub one night watching a castle in the distance fade into the sunset. "

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17 Oct - 18 Oct

"A peaceful home in a beautiful setting and country unlike any place that we've been to before! Words don't do it justice!"

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Wild Atlantic Lodge. The Inn was lovely as was the staff and accommodations. "

"Our group had a wonderful time at the Castle View House. It was well equipped with everything we needed. Sally was a very responsive and gracious host. Also, we could easily walk down to some of the shops and a pub so a great spot."

"The property and location were amazing. Beautiful area , quiet and friendly."

"Such a lovely home, beautiful views of the ocean etc. all rooms are ensuite and so very comfortable. Host is wonderful ! Nicest sun room especially ! Whole house was perfect for us a group of seven. Wish we had stayed longer!"

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The Burren and its attractions for beach lovers

The Burren, renowned for its unique limestone landscape, offers not just stunning vistas but also nearby some beautiful coastal experiences. One popular spot is Fanore Beach, a sandy stretch perfect for families looking to build sandcastles or take a refreshing dip in the Atlantic. Nearby, the charming village of Doolin provides access to the Cliffs of Moher, where you can enjoy breathtaking views along the coastal path. For a bit of adventure, head to the surfing haven of Lahinch, where both beginners and seasoned surfers can catch waves with the backdrop of the Burren's dramatic cliffs. The area is also rich in history; a visit to the ancient Poulnabrone Dolmen will satisfy the curious minds in your group. Staying in a hotel near these coastal attractions, such as in Doolin, allows for easy exploration of local eateries serving fresh seafood, and you'll find accommodations that cater to families with amenities that ensure a comfortable stay. Enjoy the delightful balance of outdoor adventure and relaxation, all while having the stunning landscape of the Burren as your backdrop.