Lodges @ Sea View House
Review
Here at the Lodges @ Sea View House, Darra and Niall’s spare-no-detail ethos shines from the moment you step in. A quartet of tastefully renewed hideaways, moments from Fisherstreet, blend period charm with clean-lined modern ease. Expect sumptuous mattresses, fully kitted cooking spaces, spa-like washrooms, and those considered extras that make week-long stays effortless. Step outside to panoramas rolling from village rooftops to the Atlantic, with session tunes, standout dining and cliff walks only minutes away. It’s an ideal launchpad for Doolin Cave, the Burren, Doolin Ferries, the Barrel seaweed baths and the Cliffs of Moher, yet peace prevails when you crave hush. Indulgence is baseline, the welcome is genuinely attentive, and Doolin hums with romance and character all around. Arrive for the address and design; linger for generosity, room to breathe, and the kind of unhurried calm that turns a short romantic break into something you’ll talk about for years.
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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,
Doolin Cave
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The Cliffs of Moher
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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
McGann’s Pub
Doolin is at the heart of Co. Clare’s trad scene and McGann’s Pub is exactly the kind of place you hope to find in a famous seaside village. I never hand-pick restaurants for my books; that job goes to local accommodation providers, because they know where visitors are best looked after.
McDermotts Pub
Right in the heart of the coastal village of Doolin, McDermott’s Pub is everything a great Irish pub should be: family run, full of character, and proudly rooted in its community. In an era when traditional pubs are under pressure, the McDermotts continue to navigate through choppy waters,
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Pat Collin’s Bar
Pat Collin’s Bar here in Adare is one of those places that feels like it has always belonged exactly where it stands. Adare itself is one of Ireland’s most loved villages, and once you arrive,