Churchfield B&B
Guest House / B&Bs
Situated right in the heart of Doolin, and open all year round, we are able to provide a place to stay and rest whilst you journey around this fascinating region of Ireland. You may even end up staying for longer than you think!
Doolin is considered by many to be the home of traditional Irish music and with the famous pubs, McDermott's and McGann's just 2 minutes walk away and O'Connors a mere 10 minutes walk, you could not be closer to the action. Traditional Irish music can be heard nightly throughout the summer and at weekends during the winter in all the pubs. The atmosphere is unique and before long, I know you will tap your feet and clap your hands as the music takes over.
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Nearby Attractions:
Doolin Ferry - Est.1970
Bill O'Briens Legendary trips to the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher. Travel on the Largest & Most Comfortable ships in Doolin, M.V. Tranquility & M.V. Queen of Aran....
Doolin Cave
The Great Stalactite is a world-class Natural wonder at Doolin Cave, and is becoming one of the most important eco-tourist attractions in Ireland. Measuring 7.3 metres...
The Cliffs of Moher
Our mission at the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience is “to provide visitors with a world class experience delivered by friendly professional staff in a safe, welcoming...
Nearby Eating Out:
Fitzpatricks Bar
Here at Hotel Doolin we have a passion for delivering original wholesome and inventive food, wherever possible using local produce, organic and homemade, homegrown...
Ballinalacken Castle Restaurant
Our chef Michael Foley combines his creative culinary skills with the freshest local ingredients to prepare his delectable cuisine. The Ballinalacken also offers an extensive...
The Roadside Tavern
The Roadside Tavern has been run by the Curtin Family since 1893 making it one of the oldest pubs in the Burren area. The current proprietor is Peter Curtin who continues...
