Knock House Hotel
Review
Forget the tired clichés about Knock: accommodation here isn’t run by cloistered committees or filled with pilgrims. The Catholic Church has embraced contemporary design, and Knock House Hotel is the clearest proof, cool, forward-thinking, and impeccably run. With almost 68 modern, bright and superbly comfortable rooms, it’s one of Mayo’s most appealing bases. Public spaces are airy and well considered; accessibility and calm are built into the experience, not tacked on. The restaurant is a genuine surprise: a standout breakfast that sets the tone for the day, generous lunches, and evening menus that could hold their own against many of Ireland’s top hotels. Service is thoughtful rather than fussy, warm smiles, smart suggestions, and a willingness to go the extra mile when it matters. Whether you’re visiting Knock Shrine, exploring the county, or simply seeking an easy, restorative stay, Knock House Hotel delivers contemporary hospitality with heart. The perfect base to discover the West of Ireland as an individual or with a group.
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Nearby Attractions
Foxford
Foxford Woollen Mill is a perennial favourite in my Top 100 Attractions on the Island of Ireland book, and with good reason, I’ve endorsed it twice already. Established in 1892, this Mayo icon has delivered craftsmanship and innovation for over 130 years, never standing still while others tread water.
National Museum of Ireland-Country Life
This award-winning Museum is a branch of the National Museum of Ireland and is home to the National Folklife Collection which represents traditional life in Ireland throughout the nineteenth
Strokestown Park - National Famine Museum
Strokestown Park & National Famine Centre is one of Ireland’s most significant heritage experiences, blending grand house, walled gardens, and a world-class museum into a single, compelling visit. The National Famine Museum’s state-of-the-art exhibits and interactive displays draw