Adare Manor Hotel, County Limerick
Adare Manor is a restored 19th-century neo-Gothic castle set on an 840-acre estate along the River Maigue. Luxurious rooms and suites combine period furnishings, fine fabrics, and modern technology, with views of the gardens, river, or forest. The Michelin-starred Oak Room restaurant offers exceptional Irish cuisine, while the Drawing Room and Tack Room serve cocktails and whiskeys. With a world-class golf course, award-winning spa, and equestrian activities, it’s an extraordinary destination for a magical, luxurious stay.

Hardiman Hotel, Galway
The Hardiman Hotel, located on Eyre Square, is a 4-star property that blends Victorian elegance with modern comfort. Since 1852, it has welcomed guests with warm and refined hospitality. Comfortable rooms, a lounge with a fireplace, and delicious cuisine make it ideal for exploring Galway on foot. With easy access to the Wild Atlantic Way, Cliffs of Moher, and Quay Street, it offers authenticity, charm, and convenience.

House Hotel, Galway
The House Hotel is a boutique 4-star property in Galway’s Latin Quarter, combining historic charm with contemporary design. Individually decorated rooms feature modern comforts and unique Art Deco touches. Close to Quay Street and the Spanish Arch, it’s perfect for shopping, culture, and dining. Guests enjoy a renowned cocktail bar, an elegant café, and a gourmet breakfast. Its warm atmosphere and personalised service make it a favourite for romantic escapes or trips with friends.

Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Sligo 
Radisson Blu Sligo is a modern 4-star hotel ideal for exploring the county’s landscapes. Spacious rooms offer premium bedding, contemporary bathrooms, and views of the mountains or town. The Glasshouse Restaurant serves creative Irish cuisine, and the bar offers cocktails and whiskeys. With a luxury spa, indoor pool, and proximity to Benbulbin, Lough Gill, and Rosses Point, it’s a perfect base for relaxation and adventure.

Trump Doonbeg Resort
Trump Doonbeg Resort overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and features a championship golf course designed by Greg Norman. Contemporary rooms and suites offer premium bedding, marble bathrooms, and balconies with views of the dunes or sea. The Ocean View Restaurant specialises in seafood and Irish dishes, while the Coastal Lounge Bar offers sea-view cocktails. With a luxury spa, water activities, and proximity to the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren, it is ideal for a refined golf and coastal escape.

Armada Hotel**, Spanish Point
Few hotels on Ireland’s west coast can rival the spectacular setting of the Armada Hotel in Spanish Point. Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean along the famous Wild Atlantic Way, the views are truly breathtaking—the next landfall would be the east coast of America. Located in County Clare, the hotel is close to some of Ireland’s finest links courses, including Lahinch, Doonbeg, and Kilkee. Still family-run, the hotel offers a warm welcome, traditional Irish hospitality, and locally sourced produce featured in its award-winning restaurant. The spacious, contemporary-style rooms and multiple bars (including its own pub) provide the perfect setting to relax after a round of golf.

Ballyliffin Lodges & Spa**, Donegal
Ballyliffin Lodge is Ireland’s northernmost 4-star hotel and was named “Preferred Hotel” during the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open held at Ballyliffin in 2018. The hotel offers just 40 rooms, most with views over the dramatic Donegal coastline. Guests can choose from several comfortable room categories, each featuring thoughtful personal touches to create a homely atmosphere. The hotel also features an award-winning spa, fitness centre, gym, sauna, steam room, and swimming pool. Listed in the Michelin Guide, Jack’s Bar & Grill serves excellent food at reasonable prices. Nearby golf courses include Rosapenna, Royal Portrush, Buncrana, and Ballyliffin.

Connemara Lake Hotel*, Oughterard
Located in the heart of the stunning Connemara National Park, the Connemara Lake Hotel offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and those seeking tranquillity. With breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains, this welcoming hotel combines modern comfort with traditional Irish charm. Elegantly decorated rooms feature contemporary amenities while maintaining a cosy atmosphere.
The on-site restaurant serves refined cuisine using seasonal local ingredients, while the bar invites guests to relax with a selection of Irish whiskies. Nearby activities include hiking, cycling, and exploring the spectacular landscapes of Connemara. The Connemara Lake Hotel promises a memorable stay combining relaxation, adventure, and cultural discovery.

Harvey’s Point Hotel**, Donegal
Harvey’s Point is one of Ireland’s most iconic 4-star hotels. Nestled in an unspoilt natural setting, it combines elegance with authenticity. The hotel offers spacious, luxurious rooms with stunning views of the lake or surrounding mountains, with some suites featuring private terraces.
Renowned for its attentive service and warm atmosphere, the hotel’s award-winning restaurant showcases refined dishes made from local produce, while the bar offers a fine selection of Irish whiskies. Facilities include a spa, indoor pool, sauna, and jacuzzi—perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Harvey’s Point is also an ideal base for discovering Donegal’s natural wonders, such as the Slieve League cliffs and the region’s wild beaches.

Hyde Hotel**, Galway
Located in the centre of Galway, just steps from Eyre Square and the lively bars and cafés of Quay Street, the 4-star Hyde Hotel offers 69 contemporary, bright, and colourful rooms, providing all the comfort needed for an enjoyable stay. Don’t miss the Hyde Bar, with its lush “urban jungle” décor, featuring over 450 gins from around the world, a wide selection of local craft beers, and an expertly curated wine and cocktail list.

Maldron Hotel**, Galway
The Maldron Hotel Sandy Road Galway is a modern 4-star hotel located at Headford Point, less than a 20-minute walk from Galway city centre. The hotel offers spacious, air-conditioned rooms decorated in warm tones and equipped with a TV, tea and coffee facilities, shower, safe, and, on request, a bathtub or refrigerator. Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi and complimentary underground parking.
The hotel features an elegant restaurant serving international cuisine, as well as a bar. Ideally located for exploring Galway’s cultural and historical attractions and vibrant nightlife, the hotel is praised for its cleanliness, comfort, and the warm professionalism of its staff.

Quay House Hotel*, Clifden
Originally built nearly 200 years ago for the harbour master, Quay House later served as a Franciscan monastery, then a convent, before becoming a family-run hotel owned by the Pye family. Tastefully restored, it now offers 14 rooms, all with bathrooms featuring both a shower and bathtub (11 rooms overlook the harbour). Each room and space is uniquely decorated with antiques, family portraits, period furniture, and original paintings. Every detail has been carefully considered, creating a calm and welcoming atmosphere just a 7-minute walk from Clifden town centre.