Doolin Hotels

... on the Amazon, taxi and by foot - we will be covering over 35,000 miles by plane alone. We will be staying in hotels, hostels, B&Bs, an Amazon jungle lodge, a reed island homestay and with friends and family and our hosts from the hospitality club. A ...

... on the island, and then headed back to Doolin in the afternoon. Doolin is a teeny tiny town on the coast, with a few pubs, a few hotels, and some shops.  It is really cute, and pretty!  We did some shopping and met up with our group for dinner ...

... if you drive in, you will notice that Doolin is really just a long road that leads to the sea, with a plethora of hotels and B&B's, shops and residences sprinkled hinther and yon, and tucked in within walking distance of our B&B's?  ...

... an art gallery; all of which are closed for the winter. What Doolin does have in abundance is Bed and Breakfasts, hostels and hotels. This small village town is a perfect place for travelers to stay while they explore the Cliffs of Moher. When we arrived ...

... way to the coast route, picking up views of the ocean all along the way to our next stop.  We passed through Doolin, our destination for evening entertainment.  After a brief climb up a long, narrow and twisting hill we arrived at the stately ...

... . When we hit Lahinch, there's a glow in the horizon, and the mist has stopped. We finally arrive in Doolin around 9:00pm.   Accommodations/rating: The Churchfield B&B/4 ½* The large multi-windowed entrance with hardwood floors, table ...

... of the day. We continued nonetheless with our original plans. Breakfast was served in the classy dining area in the hotel outside of Doolin. Our pancakes were actually quite strange, so I ate a scone, fruit, yogurt, and cereal instead. We said goodbye to ...

We meet some of the group at the hotels traditional Irish buffet breakfast. Then it's on to the bus. First hotel inspection is just up the street. Then two more.  Back on the bus and back through my beloved Connemara. The grumbling starts when ...