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West Haven House
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This family room features a private bathroom and soundproof walls. This family room provides a flat-screen TV. The unit…
This triple room has a private bathroom and soundproof walls. This triple room offers a flat-screen TV. The unit has 2 b…
This double room features a private bathroom, and soundproof walls. This double room offers a flat-screen TV. The unit h…
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Restaurants nearby
- Homestead Cottage★ Michelin A charming 200-year-old cottage houses this rural restaurant that counts the Atlantic Ocean as its neighbour. The lovely terrace allows you to enjoy a spectacular sunset over drinks, before moving inside to the characterful interior with stone floors, cookery books and rustic wooden tables. Wonderful Irish produce – such as glistening wild John Dory or flavoursome Burren Shorthorn beef – is used in equally impressive dishes that are clean and modern, with no unnecessary frills.4.1km
- Oar In the rural heart of The Burren, with views out towards the Cliffs of Moher, you’ll find this well-frequented restaurant with a clean, modern interior. The menu offers an appealing choice of dishes crafted using top-notch produce, which is treated with care and skill by the kitchen team. A few ambitious, adventurous flavour combinations might appear too, like mango with salmon. The friendly service and simply furnished bedrooms complete a rather charming picture.206m
- Vaughan's Anchor Inn Now being run by the third generation of the Vaughan family, this characterful pub has become something of an institution in the coastal village of Liscannor. Its Atlantic-adjacent location, impressive fish tank and walls filled with nautical memorabilia all give clues as to the focus of the menu, where locally sourced seafood underpins the cooking. The dinner dishes are more elaborate than at lunchtime, but quality produce and classically based combinations run throughout, ensuring a satisfying experience. Bright, stylish bedrooms are hung with photos of local sights.9.2km
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Attractions nearby
- Doonagore Castle Castle in Ireland2.2km
- Pol an Ionain cave in County Clare, Ireland2.9km
- Ballinalacken Castle tower house in Killilagh parish, Ireland3.6km
- Dough Castle ruined tower house in western Ireland8.4km
- St Brigid's Well holy well dedicated to St. Brigid in Liscannor, Co. Clare8.4km
- Ballyteigue Nature reserve and Special Area of Conservation in County Clare, Ireland7.0km
- MV Plassy ship built in 19419.8km
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