Ashford Castle

Nestled in a stunning 13th-century castle overlooking Lough Corrib, this opulent hotel features lavish rooms, exceptional dining, a full-service spa, and enchanting grounds perfect for exploration.

Nestled in a stunning 18th-century manor, this luxurious hotel boasts elegant rooms, exquisite dining in vintage Pullman train carriages, and a breathtaking golf course.

Tucked away by a stream, this cozy family-run spot serves up fresh gigas oysters and tasty local seafood in a charming, casual atmosphere.

Family-run hotel with subdued rooms, a seafood restaurant and a free shuttle to the ferry terminal. A 9-minute walk from Inishbofin harbour and the ferry terminal (for connections to the mainland), this family-run island hotel occupies a contemporary stone building with a curved facade. The 11 subdued rooms come with free Internet access, TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. Many have private patios. An adjacent 3-bedroom cottage adds a kitchen, washer/dryer and separate living/dining areas. The laid-back restaurant serves locally caught seafood and homemade desserts; there's also live music on weekends (seasonal). Common areas include 2 sun decks and a landscaped garden. A free shuttle connects to the ferry terminal.

Down-to-earth guesthouse offering casual rooms with ocean or country views, plus free breakfast. On a cliffside property surrounded by stone walls and ruins, this unfussy guesthouse is 950m from Inishmore Airport, and 2.2 km from Kilronan Inish Mór harbour's ferries from the mainland, and shops selling iconic Aran knitwear. The functional rooms feature wood furnishings, and ocean or countryside views, and include TVs, and tea and coffeemaking equipment. All rooms have en suite bathrooms. A dining room features a fireplace and nautical accents. There's also a picnic table. Breakfast is available.

In addition to its abundant flora, this small island features the ruins of an ancient fort.

Cosy rooms in an upscale resort on 17,000 hectares with a spa & fine dining, plus fishing & hunting. On a 17,000-hectare Victorian estate featuring forests, moors, lakes and rivers, this upscale resort along Camus Bay is 9 km from the N59 road. The 10 cosy rooms offer free Wi-Fi, antique furniture, sitting areas and heated bathroom floors; some have bay views. Annexed rooms have direct access to a spa. Adjacent to a pier on the bay, the spa includes an indoor pool, a sauna and a gym. There’s a library, plus polished lounge space with fireplaces and a bar. Breakfast is served in an elegant Mediterranean-inspired restaurant. Organised fishing and hunting packages provide permits and escorts. Children age 16 and over are welcome.

This prominent, rugged peak provides hiking trails, a visitor center & stunning views of the region.

Classic rooms in a rustic 18th-century B&B, offering buffet breakfast, and wine and cheese nights. On Inishmore island's western edge, this rustic B&B occupies a converted 18th-century stone house, and sits 7.4 km from the Kilronan ferry terminal (for connections to the mainland). Classically decorated rooms come with en suite bathrooms. Some have sitting areas. Buffet breakfast is available and served in a traditional dining room. Other amenities include a guest lounge, wine and cheese evenings, and access to a seasonal garden.

Nestled in the heart of Aran culture, this shop offers an impressive array of high-quality, beautifully crafted clothes with a memorable island vibe.