Foyle's Hotel Clifden, Connemara's longest established hotel, situated in the picturesque town of Clifden, has been owned and managed by the Foyle family for nearly a century. This impressive building, which has played host to many famous personalities over the years, has recently been redesigned to the highest modern standards, yet retains much of its old charm and atmosphere.

Foyles Hotel Clifden is the ideal central point from which to explore Connemara and enjoy the many amenities it has to offer. The 18-hole championship golf course is 15 minutes drive from the hotel, with a beautiful sandy beach running alongside the course. Deep sea fishing is available from Clifden Harbour and arrangements can be made with the hotel for fresh water fishing and horse riding. Secure off street parking at the rear of the Hotel is also available.

FOYLES HOTEL GUEST ROOMS
Foyles Hotel offers a range of Double, Twin, Triple and Single Rooms located on overtwo floors. All room views vary depending on location within the property and all rooms are maintained to a high standard featuring orthopedic zip and link beds for your comfort, with additional pillows and blankets available.

All Foyles Hotel Rooms come equipped with: 

• Tea/Coffee making facilities
• Direct dial telephone
• Trouser press
• Iron and ironing board
• Hair dryer
• Flat screen TV with radio channels
• Free WIFI

MARCONI RESTAURANT 
The Foyle's Hotel Clifden focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients sourced locally where possible, specialising in Seafood and traditional Irish favourites. The restaurant is set in distinctive surroundings, full of interesting artefacts covering the history of Connemara and the hotel. Expect a professional, friendly service with creative cooking, all offered at a fair price in a relaxed ambience.

MULLARKEYS BAR
Mullarkey’s Bar is one of Clifden’s premier music venues regularly featuring national and international music acts. Mullarkey’s Bar offers an interesting blend of hotel guests and local characters and is renowned for its Thursday nights open-mic sessions called Baskethouse, impromptu gigs and all-round good craic.