The Wild Atlantic Inn, The Square, Lisdoonvarna, Toomaghera, Co. Clare, V95DK50

The Wild Atlantic Inn is located directly on the main square in Lisdoonvarna, County Clare. This property boosts 10 en-suite bedrooms - 9 double bedrooms and 1 single bedroom. All rooms are decorated to a very high standard with TV, Internet, Tea & Coffee making facilities and the use of a large modern kitchen for all guests. There is a large lounge area with a 65 inch TV screen for the comfort of all guests. Investment in a large solar system is included and this investment covers 80% of the electricial costs. The property is fully alarmed with a high end camera security system and has full wheelchair access. This property is now ready to open its doors. Situated deep in the heart of the Burren, Lisdoonvarna is famous for its rich heritage and its matchmaking festival. Throughout the month of September, Lisdoonvarna hosts one of the largest, longest running, matchmaking events in Europe, which attracts some 60,000 hopefuls and festival goers. Lisdoonvarna’s fame as a party town is matched only by its reputation for good food. The two are neatly combined during the Burren Slow Food Festival, a delicious medley of talks, tastings and cookery demonstrations infused with the slow food ethos of quality and sustainability. Travel around the area, and you’ll notice a whole host of great little places to eat and to visit, including the Burren Smokehouse. Located in the heart of Lisdoonvarna, this innovative smokehouse produces award-winning smoked salmon and mackerel, and visitors are welcome to sample their products and learn about their process. Just down the street is another of Lisdoonvarna’s food heroes, the Wild Honey Inn. This is Ireland’s only Michelin-starred pub, where the food is local, seasonal and inspired by nature. Lisdoonvarna also hosts several walking trails for those seeking to explore the town and the surrounding Burren countryside. The town is a trailhead on the iconic 123km Burren Way which links the town with Corofin, Tubber, Carron, Ballyvaughan, Doolin and Lahinch through the Burren National Park and the Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark.