Doll’s Cottage B&B
Our home is located in the heart of Doolin village directly behind Gus O' Connors Pub, the home of traditional Irish music in the West of Ireland!
My parents Gus & Doll O' Connor of O' Connors Pub in Doolin, were renowned worldwide for their wonderful hospitality and fantastic service, we are continuing on this great family tradition at Doll's Cottage, where you are guaranteed great service with a personal touch, in a very beautiful setting.
We are very happy to recommend all the places of interest be it historical, cultural or musical! The Cliffs of Moher, Aran Islands & The Burren Region, the best traditional Irish music pubs, restaurants and craft shops in the Doolin area.
We look forward to meeting you, please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any help to you!
Your host Sean O' Connor.
Here at Doll's Cottage we can offer you three spacious, comfortable and non-smoking rooms.
We have two triple rooms and one double room available.
Each of our rooms are furnished with, private en-suite bathroom, hairdryer, oak furnishings, free WIFI is available throughout the house, free parking. We also offer complimentary use of our small library of books.
Tea & Coffee making facilities are available in the Sun Room where there is also a TV for guests use.

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Annagh
, Spanish Point,
Miltown Malbay, County Clare
, Ireland
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Nearby Attractions

Doolin Ferry - Est.1970
For over 55 years, the Doolin Ferry Company has been the trusted link between the mainland and the Aran Islands, serving not only the island communities but also the countless visitors who journey to these spectacular destinations each year. Founded in 1970, this family-run business has stood the test of time,
Nearby Eating Out

Gus O’Connor’s Pub
Gus O’Connor’s Pub, perfectly located in the charming coastal village of Doolin, Co. Clare, is the epitome of a traditional Irish pub. Established in 1832, it has been lovingly cared for by its current owner Patrick Sexton and his family for over 25 years, continuing a legacy where every owner