Ballyliffin Lodge & Spa
Review
Ballyliffin Lodge & Spa is a wonderful escape at the heart of the breathtaking Inishowen Peninsula. Proud of its green credentials, the hotel offers a memorable experience from the moment you check in until the moment you reluctantly leave. Inishowen marks either the beginning or the end of the Wild Atlantic Way, depending on the direction of your journey, and its rugged coastline, rolling countryside and stunning scenery make it perfect for a romantic break. Back at the hotel, the recently refurbished bedrooms are comfortable, thoughtfully designed and ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration. The warm and attentive team ensures that every guest feels genuinely welcome and completely looked after. No visit would be complete without spending time in the impressive Rock Crystal Spa. Enjoy a relaxing treatment, make use of the excellent facilities and simply slow down together. Ballyliffin Lodge & Spa offers romance, relaxation and unforgettable Donegal hospitality.
- Top 100 Review
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Shore Road
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Ballyliffen, Co. Donegal
, F93 XR25
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Nearby Attractions
Wild Atlantic Adventure Centre
The Wild Atlantic Adventure Centre is one of the newest and most exciting additions to Co. Donegal’s activity scene and that’s exactly why I chose to include it in my latest book. This family-run venture, led by the Devlin family, is all about teamwork, energy and adventure.
Doagh Famine Village
Doagh Famine Village, near Ballyliffin in Inishowen, is without doubt one of Donegal’s most memorable attractions. When I first visited in 2025, I was completely taken aback by just how powerful and engaging the experience was. Returning again in 2026, I found it even better.
Wild Alpaca Way
Wild Alpaca Way is one of those rare experiences that stays with you long after you’ve left the hillside. Set high above the Inishowen Peninsula, with the Knockamany Bens rolling behind you and Malin Head and the vast Atlantic ahead, every step feels like walking through a living postcard.