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Ireland > Clare > Lahinch
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The Siding B&B  |
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A newly refurbished family home. All rooms ensuite,tv, Tea & coffee. Hot & cold breakfast including homebaked bread, fresh compotes and homemade cerea more...
Wood Fireplace, View of mountain hill,
and more...
Number of Rooms: 3 View Rooms
Breakfast Service: A full breakfast is served
Price Range:
€ 25.00 to 45.00 pppn
Language(s) Spoken: English and some basic Spanish
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Susan Harrington
4 Beechlawn
Dough
Ennistymon Road
Lahinch,
Clare, Ireland na map
Tel:
00 353 65 7072437
Tel:
00 353 86 8494916
Visit This B&B's Website: Lahinch Bed and Breakfast
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Ideally located for visitors who wish to tour North Clare, The Cliffs of Moher, The Burren, The Ailwee Caves and The Aran Islands. A popular resort for surfers and golfers, thanks to the beautiful Liscannor Bay and the championship links course.
All rooms ensuite with wifi.
Guest Lounge with cosy fireplace, books and childrens games.
Private carparking and large garden for guests to enjoy.
Travel cot and babysitting services available on request. |
Amenities:
Wood Fireplace, Fridge, Dishwasher , Microwave, Coffee Maker, Toaster, Washer, Dryer , TV, Satellite TV, Wireless Internet, View of mountain hill,
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Payment Methods Accepted:
Master Card, Visa, Pay Pal, Cash.
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In/Out Policy: Check in after 15.00 and check out by 12.00 unless otherwise arranged with the owner |
Cancellation Policy: 1 weeks notice |
Children are welcome. We have children.
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Breakfast: A full breakfast is served Early Breakfast can be arranged to suit the guest.
Cold Buffer consisting of homemade Granola, Muesli,and fruit compotes,and homebaked breads and muffins.
Freshly squeezed orange, grapefruit and an Apple/Ginger/Carrot Juice available.
Hot breakfast inc |
Driving
Directions: By Car
Dublin - Take the N7 Route for Limerick.
Limerick - Follow signs for N18 to Ennis. Take N85 to Ennistymon and take a right in Ennistymon onto N67 to Lahinch.
Galway - Take N6 out of Galway and then take N18 to Ennis. Take N85 to Ennistymon and take a right in Ennistymon onto N67 to Lahinch.
Shannon Airport - Take N19 out of Shannon airport, at shannontown roundabout take N18 to Ennis. At Killow west roundabout take N85 to Ennistymon. Take a right in Ennistymon onto N67 to Lahinch.
Ennistymon
On N67 Pass over the bridge. Pass Church on left hand side. Then Travel for 1.5km on the N67 towards Lahinch. Take the 2nd left turn, signposted for Shannondoc. Take the first right. The siding is at the top of this road facing down onto the N67.
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Local Area
Attractions: Beach, Golf, Surfing, Cycling, Walking, Historical sites.
A golfer's haven, boasting a championship links course in Lahinch and within easy reach of the Greg Norman designed course in Doonbeg.
Ideal spot for surfers, with a choice of Liscannor bay, Creag, Crab Island and Spanish Point. For those who dare there is the famous Aille na Searrach wave at the Cliffs of Moher.
Nearby is the Cliffs of Moher, The Burren, The Aillwee caves or hop on a ferry from Doolin to the Aran Islands.
Walkers can enjoy the Burren way (45km) from Lahinch to Ballyvaughan.
Cyclists can chose the West Clare Cycleway or the Burren Cycleway.
Horse riding and pony treking.
Traditional music in nearby Kilfenora, Doolin and Lisdoonvarna.
Leisure complex in Lahinch with fish aquarium.
Knappogue castle and walled Garden in Quin.
Caherconnel Stone fort in the Burren.
Clare Museum in Ennis which captures 6,000 years Clare history
The Burren centre which gives the visitor an introduction to the visual delights and ancient mysteries which await to be discovered in this unspoiled corner of Ireland
Clare Heritage Centre, Corofin. This museum tells the story if 19th century Ireland: Famine & Emigration, Landlords & Tenants, Music & Culture and the traditional ways of life
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Seasonal Info: Open all year apart from the 24th, 25th and 26th December |
ReviewsLife saver
Date of Stay: 2009-10-01 Me and my wife flew into Shannon and did not have reservations. I had an address from the internet and was able to get to the town. A local person at the gas station was able to call Susan and she gave us directions how to get to her house. It is just off the main road and there is a sign on the road directing you to the street. We were tired from the trip and Susan was very friendly and very accommodating. Room was very nice and bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was fantastic with a selection of homemade jelly. Very nice family and they were very helpful. Perfect first night or any other night. We were in Ireland for five nights and this was our best B&B by far.
Ratings (1=Poor; 5=Excellent)Rooms: 5 Facilities: 5 Service: 5 Value: 4 Overall: 5 a lovely nights stay
Date of Stay: 2010-02-10 Dear Susan and Doug,
Thank you for a lovely nights stay in your beautiful Bed and Breakfast. We all were exceptionally pleased that we chose to stay with you. You made us feel very welcome, the place was immaculate and the breakfast was absolutely first class. Unfortunately Lahinch isn’t somewhere we are likely to visit very often, but if we are ever there again we will be coming straight to you and would be happy to recommend you and your home, to friends, family and strangers alike. We all wish you the very best of luck with your business.
Please feel free to use this e-mail on any site that might help others select your business, as we are very confident they will be as delighted to stay with you as we were.
(Or feel free to ask for a testimonial for any sites you may use for this purpose)
Once again it was a pleasure to stay with you and thank you very much for your hospitality.
From Peter, Sean, Noreen and Lesley – The Collins Family.
Ratings (1=Poor; 5=Excellent)Rooms: 5 Facilities: 5 Service: 5 Value: 5 Overall: 5
These reviews are not the opinions of Pillows and Pancakes |
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