Erris Coast Hotel
Review
The outstanding Erris Coast Hotel offers guests a real touch of luxury and relaxation, surrounded by acres of blue skies and glorious green expanses. Situated in the village of Geesala, which means ‘ Salty Sea Inlet’ this part of Mayo has a long history with the ocean, and remains a great attraction to fishermen and also water sport enthusiasts. Indeed, there is a great choice of outdoor activities here whether you fancy a leisurely game of golf, exciting water sporting activities, or just breathing in the pure fresh air. Of course, you and your partner may wish to stay exactly where you are as the rooms in this superb hotel are elegant, captivating and welcoming. The welcome here is warm from highly attentive staff, who are more than happy to help, or leave you to yourselves, whichever you prefer. Romantic, roaring fires, large immaculate rooms, and a fantastic dining experience.
- Top 100 Review
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Nearby Attractions
Achill Island Distillery
Achill Island, shrouded in history and mystery, has always been a destination where the landscape itself is undoubtedly the main attraction. However, the Achill Island Distillery is a gem that visitors should not miss. As Ireland’s very first island distillery, they have quickly made their mark,
Achill Surf School & Activity Adventure Centre
Achill Surf School and Activity Adventure Centre is one of the finest outdoor experience providers on the island of Ireland. Family-owned and run by the dynamic father-and-son duo, Jim and Iarlaith Clancy, along with their amazing team, this centre on Achill Island is an adventurer’s dream come true.
Clare Island Ferry Co
The Clare Island Ferry Company, owned and operated by Brian O’Grady, is a top-tier ferry service I’m proud to endorse for the second time in my Island of Ireland book. Renowned for its efficiency and reliability, this ferry company goes above and beyond to ensure your crossing to Clare Island