The Woodfield Hotel
Review
“A day is made up of tiny moments, miracles and magic moments, sewn together with love, laughter and faith.” S. Gale.
Surrounded by bewitching scenery, the town of Clifden: the capital of Connemara, is home to the wonderfully friendly Woodfield Hotel. Set on the town’s Main Street, the hotel presents a superb bar & restaurant, along with spectacular sea-views of the Atlantic Ocean, providing guests with a terrace area and evening entertainment. En-suite bedrooms present classic, understated charm, with crisp linens and muted decor; with all creature comforts provided, including a patio with lovely lake views. Spacious and spotlessly clean, this beautiful boutique hotel blends a contemporary vibe, with friendly charm and loads of character. Food is locally sourced, freshly prepared and utterly delicious, offering the very best of local produce, which includes sparkling fresh seafood. In the morning start the day with a choice of excellent breakfasts, as you make your plans for the day ahead, for the Woodfield hotel is a mere 3.2 miles from Alcock & Brown Memorial, and 11.8 miles from Kylemore Abbey.
Contact Us
Market Street
,
Clifden, Co. Galway
, H71 V272
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Nearby Attractions
Connemara Seaweed Baths
Connemara Seaweed Baths, located on the Main Street running through the picturesque town of Clifden, is a unique wellness destination that’s become a must-visit spot in the region. Founded by Brian Foyle, this attraction draws visitors from far and wide,
Real Adventures
Real Adventures Connemara, based in Clifden but operating along the absolutely breathtaking Connemara coastline, is the only privately owned activity company I truly trust to deliver the range of experiences they offer. This marks the second time I’ve endorsed Clare Wheatley
Connemara Heritage & History Centre
The Connemara Heritage and History Centre, established by Martin and Norah in 1991, offers a captivating glimpse into the life and hardships faced by the people of Connemara. A visit to Dan O’Hara’s restored cottage transports you back to a time when survival