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Tory Island – 2 hotels and places to stay
Ostán Oileán Thoraí Tory Island Hotel
Ostán Oileán Thoraí Tory Island Hotel features free bikes, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Tory Island. Staff on site can arrange a shuttle service.
Óstán Loch Altan
Óstán Loch Altan in Gortahork, Northwest Donegal, provides accommodation with a garden, a bar and on-site dining. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Arnolds Hotel
In Dunfanaghy village, Arnolds has views of Sheephaven Bay, Horn Head and the sandy beach of Killahoey Strand. It offers many horse-riding activities and a restaurant with an AA Rosette award.
Machaire Rabhartaigh Glamping
A recently renovated chalet in Mín Lárach, Machaire Rabhartaigh Glamping offers outdoor fireplace, private parking and sports facilities.
Dal Riada B&B
Dal Riada B&B has sea views, free WiFi and free private parking, situated in Gweedore, 10 km from Gweedore Golf Club.
Runclevin House
Offering garden views, Runclevin House is an accommodation situated in Dunfanaghy, 1.6 km from Dunfanaghy Golf Club and 12 km from Cloughaneely Golf Club.
Radharc Na Mara
Set in Letterkenny and only 1.8 km from Magheraroarty Beach, Radharc Na Mara offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Baile Go Deo.
Offering a garden and sea view, Baile Go Deo. Is situated in Falcarragh, 2.9 km from Cloughaneely Golf Club and 14 km from Dunfanaghy Golf Club.
Tobar Na Si Apartments
Set in Letterkenny and only 2.3 km from Magheraroarty Beach, Tobar Na Si Apartments offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
The Ocean Lodge
Located in Bunbeg and only 14 km from Gweedore Golf Club, The Ocean Lodge provides accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.
What guests said about Tory Island:
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Been to Tory many times since early 80s because first time I...
Been to Tory many times since early 80s because first time I came they took my heart and never gave it back to me! I love sitting in the rugged cliffs for hours, watching the stormy seas crashing up on the rocks or seeing my seal friends in sheltered bays. bird life is abundant and so are coastal plants. only the fabled corn crake: heard them for decades, never seen them (has anybody ever...?). Even though I practically know every piece of ground, I could do the same walks every day, because everything is so beautiful. Very rugged, but immensely impressive. With the ocean often being very stormy, it's not always possible to get in or lout, but this year seems to be particularly bad and was the first and only time that I had to get out on practically the last ferry for a number of days (losing 2 nights already paid for). so be aware of that and of course there's not much of a refund of hotel-payments in such a case. I used to come up from Dublin, but now I live in Germany and that's a very long drive. So a stay of 5-7 days is the minimum, but there are young people who rush about in one day (how much to they actually see...?) Maybe the last vestiges of Old Ireland to be found anywhere, although Tory too is changing (too) fast. No Better Place Anywhere In The World!Guest review byjürgnGermany
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