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Murrisk – 1 hotel or place to stay
Achill View B&B
Offering a garden and sea view, Achill View B&B is set in Murrisk, 2.8 km from Old Head Beach and 14 km from Clew Bay Heritage Centre.
The Wyatt Hotel
Situated in the heart of Westport, this hotel on the famous Octagon offers lively entertainment each night and a fine location for enjoying the friendly town and County Mayo.
Westport Woods Hotel & Spa
Situated between Westport and the Quay, Westport Woods Hotel & Spa is nestled in its own woodland. It boasts an indoor swimming pool, a spa, and a wellness centre.
Westport Plaza Hotel, Spa & Leisure
In central Westport, this award-winning 4-star hotel offers king-sized beds and Italian marble bathrooms with spa baths in every luxurious room.
Clew Bay Hotel
Right in the centre of Westport, this family-run hotel boasts bright, elegantly decorated rooms and free guest access to the leisure centre next door.
Knockranny House Hotel & Spa
Located in Westport, 1.6 km from Westport Train Station, Knockranny House Hotel & Spa provides accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Castlecourt Hotel, Spa & Leisure
The family owned 4-star Castlecourt Hotel is located in the heart of Westport. It offers live music and dancing every night, a 20-metre indoor pool, gym and spa and beautifully decorated rooms.
Westport Coast Hotel
Westport Coast Hotel is situated at the trendy Quay Side overlooking Clew Bay.
The Mariner, Westport
In the heart of Westport town centre in County Mayo, along the Wild Atlantic Way, one of Ireland's most beautiful and scenic locations, this boutique hotel offers 34 beautifully presented bedrooms, a...
Ardmore Country House
On the shores of Clew Bay, Ardmore Country House is a 5-minute walk from Westport harbour.
What guests said about Murrisk:
- Review score10.0
The Tavern Pub = AMAZING extensive, but not too much so,...
The Tavern Pub = AMAZING extensive, but not too much so, seasonal menu and OH SO TASTY. Mussels, Fries, Garlic Bread and Glass of Wine - €23.00 what NOT to love about that. Lovely scenery that showcases the reasons why Irish people are so proud to be Irish, Croagh Patrick , literally at the back door and if you're in need of a HIKE (its not easy, but it IS memorable) then this alone is one reason to visit Murrisk.... careful on the way down, it can be slippy on the shale.. Watching the sunset over Clew bay is perhaps one of the most beautiful places in Ireland to be. Drivers on irish roads are not the best, but being mindfiul of this, you can walk safely on the roads and take full advantage of all this little area has to offer. So close to Westport, busses every 2 hours from gives access to one of the most vibrant and unspoilt town in Ireland, a GEM.Guest review bycliff proctorIreland - Review score6.0
One good bar-restaurant, The Tavern, excellent seafood,...
One good bar-restaurant, The Tavern, excellent seafood, other pub is not so nice but has a big beer garden. Coffee horse box in Croaghpatrick car park and a community cafe, nearest shop 3km. The sea is about 1 Km walk away, a fishing pier. Bartra beach 3.5km drive, worth the effort, great dunes and scenery and wild swimming. Scenery is great in Murrisk, and it's very quiet at night, magical skies.Guest review byAlannahIreland
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- From £99.86 per nightReview score8.5Very good · 171 reviewsMargaret, the host, was so wonderful and welcoming. She offered us coffee and tea upon arrival and again when we came back from Westport. At breakfast, she offered for us to take bread and cheese with us for lunch. She wanted to make sure that we were comfortable in our room and had everything we needed. We would stay there again.Guest review byElliotUnited States
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