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Labasheeda – 3 hotels and places to stay
Beds of Silk
Beds of Silk in Labasheeda provides adults-only accommodation with a garden and barbecue facilities. Spa facilities and a bicycle rental service are available for guests.
The Lanterns Hotel
Set in Tarbert, 47 km from Kerry County Museum, The Lanterns Hotel offers accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Geoghegans Magpie Bar and B&B
Situated in Glin in the Limerick County region, Geoghegans Magpie Bar and B&B features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. The property has sea views.
Zoe Bistro & Accommodation
Offering garden views, Zoe Bistro & Accommodation is an accommodation situated in Kilrush, 39 km from Loop Head Lighthouse and 43 km from The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul.
Colmán House
Offering a garden and inner courtyard view, Colmán House is set in Kilmihil, 39 km from Dromoland Golf Course and 39 km from Dromoland Castle.
Stay With Jack
Stay With Jack, a property with a terrace, is located in Limerick, 40 km from Limerick Greyhound Stadium, 40 km from Limerick College of Further Education, as well as 41 km from The Hunt Museum.
Carrig Island Lodge
Located in Ballylongford and only 43 km from Kerry County Museum, Carrig Island Lodge provides accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Loughrea Lodge Kilrush County Clare V15 NX53
Loughrea Lodge Kilrush County Clare V15 NX53 is a beachfront property set in Kilrush, 50 km from Cliffs of Moher and 39 km from Loop Head Lighthouse.
Castle View House
On Carrig Island, entry by bridge, in County Kerry, Castle View House provides comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation facing the 15th-century Carrigafoyle Castle.
Buggle's Pub and Accommodation
Situated in Kilrush, 39 km from Loop Head Lighthouse and 43 km from The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Buggle's Pub and Accommodation features accommodation with free WiFi in a historic building....
What guests said about Labasheeda:
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I love the serenity and pastoral beauty of the place.
I love the serenity and pastoral beauty of the place. My daily swims in the Shannon at high tide were wonderfully restorative. We were lucky to be here for both the National Clare vs Cork Hurling Championship and be part of the pulsating excitement at Casey's Pub where it was televised when Clare won! Same with the Armagh vs Galway Irish Football National Championship. My father was from Armagh, so you can figure who I was rooting for! Labasheeda, now a destination town on the Shannon Estuary Way tour, is very easy to get to from Ennis. We love the ease of flying into Shannon airport, bus to Ennis and then a bus to Labasheeda.Guest review byAnonymous - Review score
The huts at Beds of Silk are simply perfect with everything...
The huts at Beds of Silk are simply perfect with everything you need to make your stay a memorable one! every detail was taking into account and you can see it! The linens were great, bed super comfortable and pillows amazing! The shower was TOP! and heating worked perfect!! I'd definitely recommend this place!Guest review byFlorenciaSpain - Review score
Picturesque small village with cafe, pub and shop (only open...
Picturesque small village with cafe, pub and shop (only open in the morning). Lovely estuary views from the Quay. Not much to do in the village, or even at nearby towns like Kilrush, but a nice spot for peace and quiet, and a good base for those willing to day trip further afield.Guest review byClareIreland
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