Homestays in Clifden

Featuring barbecue facilities, Bed & Breakfast - Shanakeever Farm is situated in Clifden in the Galway County region, 17 km from Kylemore Abbey and 36 km from Maam Cross.

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Ruth

From

Canada

Breakfast was outstanding, as were the hosts and Michael’s daughter, all great people!

Vaughans Pub/Accommodation, a property with a bar, is set in Clifden, 5.1 km from Alcock & Brown Memorial, 19 km from Kylemore Abbey, as well as 35 km from Maam Cross.

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Brendan

From

United Kingdom

Sean and his staff were very friendly and couldn't ask for anything better.

Arch Guest House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in the centre of Clifden. The B&B has a courtyard garden and free Wi-Fi access.

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Shawn

From

United States

The room was fine it was Martins restaurant that made the stay so amazing! The food was brilliant, the wine was delicious and the music was amazing - didnt want to leave!

Pier view house has sea views, free WiFi and free private parking, set in Ballyconneely, 11 km from Alcock & Brown Memorial.

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Leo

From

France

Bridie was a very nice host. She welcome us very well and give us good tips for the restaurant closed by. The room was really cleen, with good equipment and big space. We even get a personal bathroom (reservation was for a shared bathroom). The only thing that could be better was the bathroom flush (very weak) but it seems that it often occurs in Ireland. Many thanks we will keep very good memories of this night

Beachfront Location: The Furthest Point West in Ballyconneely offers a private beach area and direct beachfront access. Guests can enjoy sea and mountain views from the property.

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Spiers

From

United Kingdom

The home cooked breakfast was amazing!!

Offering a shared lounge and quiet street view, The Old Exchange is located in Clifden, 4.5 km from Alcock & Brown Memorial and 19 km from Kylemore Abbey.

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Fiona

From

Ireland

Great location in Clifden and the host Mari is super friendly and helpful.

Located in Clifden and only 4.7 km from Alcock & Brown Memorial, Faul House Accommodation provides accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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E Bastin

From

Belgium

Quiet place to discover the Conemara :) with a freindly welcome and a nice kitchen for the meals

In a quiet corner of Clifden, this quiet haven of rich comfort and classic Irish hospitality is just 93 steps from the vibrant buzz of Clifden town centre.

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Judith

From

Canada

The host was thoughtful and kind. The breakfast was excellent and the staff helpful.

Buttermilk Lodge offers self-catering apartments 5 minutes' walk from Clifden town centre, you can just park your car and easily walk to town.

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Sue

From

Canada

We stayed in BnB's almost exclusively during our 2 weeks in Ireland and the Buttermilk was hands down the best of all. The room was lovely, breakfast out of this world and easy walk to town.

Set in Clifden and only 10 km from Alcock & Brown Memorial, Cloonan House offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Peter

From

United States

Catriona has been hosting for a couple of years now, and her experience shows. She's thought of everything, from fresh flowers in the room when we arrived to fresh fruit in a bowl for breakfast—in addition to yogurts, cereals and various breads and sweets to fill in. The space is a beautifully refurbished suite of rooms in the “attic”—one flight above the ground floor—so you do have to duck if you come too close to the side walls. (It wasn’t a problem for us at all, but we’re only of average height.) The bathroom is spacious, with a small chest of drawers for toiletries. The fixtures are new and sparkling clean. Two skylights in the main bedroom are outfitted with velux windows, one looking up a cliff face inland and one giving onto the ocean and islands in the distance. You can open them to get as much breeze as you would like. We didn’t even need or bother to use the gas-log heater, but it would be cozy if you needed it. The place is quite convenient (by car) to the rather bustling town of Clifden, the unofficial center of the Connemara, yet it's an entirely peaceful and idyllic country environment.