We thoroughly enjoyed staying at the Pairc Lodge! In fact it was one of our favorite places to stay…read moreon our entire road trip through southern Ireland. Family-run and home-y. I am sincerely regretting not taking a photo of our room to share...it was very clean, bright and nicely furnished. Everything seemed really up-to-date compared to other accommodation we had stayed in while in Ireland. A very comfortable bed and large windows (with nice thick curtains if you like to sleep in). Also, WIFI was nice and strong. The lodge is on the waterfront strip, near shops and restaurants. Easy to find, with plenty of parking space. The grounds are so green, with tons of flowers. Regrettably, tour buses seem to all park directly out front of the Pairc Lodge, but that's not the Lodge's fault...I think it's more of a testament to the good location. In the distance, you can catch a view of the Cliffs of Moher. To visit the Cliffs was maybe a 15-minute drive... We didn't eat breakfast upon leaving--so I can't comment on that aspect of the B&B. But, our hosts nevertheless offered toast and juice for our car trip. We highly recommend the Pairc Lodge!

We went to Doolin for the Craft Beer festival and decided to stay the weekend at a self catering…read morecottage as all the hotels in the area were booked. To be honest, we rarely so the self catering thing, so I was at first a bit apprehensive but now must admit I ended up enjoying the place very much. The cottages were very clean and well maintained. They have everything you need like stove, microwave, even a washing machine. The cottages are far enough apart you don't really notice the other people staying in them. The views from the cottages are amazing. Depending on which cottage you stay in you may be right in the village or you might be 1.6 km outside the village, but it's an easy walk or quick taxi ride to get there. One thing though, they are a bit thin walled on the inside, so if you are like us and traveling with another family you must be aware of this and respect the fact noise will travel a bit on the inside, but other than that it was brilliant. We would definitely come back and stay here again and would encourage anyone else who may normally stay in a hotel to give it a go too sure.

What a great find. Bernice was so helpful, friendly and quick to respond to any of our needs and…read morequestions. Having the horses, chickens and dogs right on the property was an added bonus as well as the close proximity to all of the pubs. The rooms were very clean, well equipped, and comfortable. Morning coffee and muffins were the right touch to get you going. Next trip to Doolin we will definitely be staying here again.

O'Connor's is an excellent place to stay while touring the Cliffs of Moher/Burren area. From…read moreO'Connor's, you can walk to the three different pubs in Doolin, famous for traditional Irish music. You can also walk to the Doolin Ferries for a trip to the Aran Islands, walk to the Cliffs of Moher or take in the Doolin Cave. Can not say enough about the kindness of Joan and Pat. Not only is their B& B super clean, spacious, and tastefully decorated but they are super kind people.

Wonderful B&B located not far from Bunratty Castle and Durty Nellies. It's also a short ride to…read moreShannon Airport. Beautifully appointed rooms. If the rooms are upstairs the journey can be a bit steep. However, they have a chair seat for those who can't make the climb. The host were Sinéad, and Shane. Along with two adorably polite young men Cathel and Ruairi. An older child Emma was away at university. Sinéad greeted us at the door with a warm welcome. Any and all questions were answered. We were absolutely delighted with our room. They were happy to direct us to local areas. There is a booklet in the room with plenty of information. Breakfast the next day was a treat. Shane is a head chef at a local restaurant and we were fortunate enough to have the experience of his delicious breakfast. They source local products. The eggs are from a house a few doors down. Meat is a local butcher, etc. Others staying in the B&B were delightful and we were able to share tips. However, Shane and Sinéad were amazing with their information on the area. There is parking right outside the door. I can't wait to return to this B&B

Our family stayed at Park House B&B after our visit to Bunratty Castle. Our host was warm and…read morewelcoming. Bedrooms were very clean and the breakfast was delightful. We loved staying here with the close proximity to the Bunratty Castle and wish our stay could have been longer! Thank you to the host family!!!

All en'suite rooms so be sure to make a reservation in advance. Free high speed WI fi in all the…read morerooms along with TV.Located about a mile from Doolin so plan ahead on walking to the 3 pubs in town or have a designated driver. Full Irish breakfast available in the morning or something in between. Not open during the winter months so contact them for specific dates.

Fantastic accommodations at a reasonable price. The hostess was wonderful and accommodating, even…read morelet me check in late. If you are spending time at any of the nearby attractions, this is where you want to stay.

Quaint and clean! Stayed one night while visiting the…read moreCliffs of Moher. Location was awesome and a few minutes drive from the visitor center. If you'd like to skip that entrance you can also walk a few miles to the cliffs from town. The owners are on site and lovely! There's a small play area in the back and all of your basic needs are met. There are 2 pubs just down the road and both were great for good and music. Can't go wrong with the Fairwinds if you're looking for a clean place to sleep with a stellar location.

Clean and quiet with the most comfortable beds. All the necessary requirements from warm towels to…read morehot coffee in room. Able to stay and feel secure in this location. Very neat and within walking distance to all the pubs. It will shut now for the winter but we'll worth booking in the spring. Lovely caretaker. Shower was also great which is a plus.

Twin Peaks B&B is off of Fisher Street in Doolin Village…read more It is possible to walk to shops, restaurants, pubs and the Doolin Pier. Sinead and Pascal are fun, gracious hosts. They know the area well and can offer suggestions for restaurants and activities. Twin Peaks B&B is clean, quiet and comfortable. A tasty breakfast is offered daily that you won't want to miss! Parking lot on site.

A pleasant place to stay in tiny Doolin. Tucked in behind the pub and a few shops in Doolin. Able…read moreto walk to the pub, but gets might dark at night. Decent room with sized bathroom. If other guests are a bit noisy, they can be heard. Fairly close to the Cliffs.

We enjoyed our 2 night stay here very much. Our room was ready upon arrival and was perfect for…read morethe 3 of us. I slept like a log both nights and the shower and bath room were plenty big with great hot water and good shower pressure. Plenty of parking and breakfast was delicious. Please try the hot porridge with Baily's. It is so good. The town of Adare is very close by and is worth some time to explore. This was a perfect jumping off spot for us to explore Cliffs of Mohr and Blarney Castle sites. I highly recommend staying here. You are made to feel right at home.