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Clanree Hotel & Leisure Centre
With a 20-metre pool, a gym, and a hot tub, The Clanree Hotel is just a 15-minute walk from the vibrant town centre of Letterkenny. Guests can enjoy spacious rooms and an outdoor terrace.
Daleview House
Situated in Manorcunningham and only 9.1 km from Donegal County Museum, Daleview House features accommodation with lake views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Ardaobhainn
Offering inner courtyard views, Ardaobhainn is an accommodation located in Letterkenny, 5.9 km from Donegal County Museum and 13 km from Oakfield Park.
Deeleview apartment
Featuring mountain views, Deeleview apartment provides accommodation with a garden and a terrace, around 5 km from Beltany Stone Circle.
Rossgier Inn
The Rossgier Inn, Rossgier Lifford offers a three-bedroom apartment above the bar The property has a living area and full kitchen, free WiFi and free car parking is available.
Station House Hotel Letterkenny
Station House Letterkenny is a 3-star modern contemporary boutique hotel, offering high-quality accommodation. The hotel is located in the town centre close to all shops, pubs, and restaurants.
Kee's Hotel
Situated between the towns of Stranorlar and Ballybofey, Kee's Hotel offers complimentary Wi-Fi and free parking. Bar Food is served all day.
Jackson's Hotel & Leisure Centre
On the banks of the River Finn and Drumboe Woods, Jackson's Hotel is an award-winning hotel featuring an indoor swimming pool, gym, and hot tub. Its spacious, light rooms offer free Wi-Fi.
Rockhill House
Located 2 km from Letterkenny, County Donegal, the historic Rockhill House offers accommodation in a Manor House set in 100 acres of woodlands.
Castle Grove Country House Hotel
An oasis of peace and tranquillity in the town of Letterkenny, County Donegal, this spectacular Georgian house stands within its own private estate overlooking Lough Swilly Offering a relaxed atmosph...
What guests said about Raphoe:
- 4.0Scored 4.0
The image of the 'famous' landmark castle is so deceptive.
The image of the 'famous' landmark castle is so deceptive. This might be a very old or image with favouritism but the actual path is through scrubland that has rubbish tipped on it, overgrown and the castle itself is not presented well, cared for or easy to access. It's a drinking den and full of litter/rubbish. Very dangerous with broken glass everywhere and filth. Not suitable for anyone but especially those with disability, children or infirm. The town square is good and quaint but the town is generally really run down and many properties are derelict or empty. Really just for the one stone circle, it would be a ten minute stop off going to somewhere else. Wouldn't return here again.
AnneUnited Kingdom
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