Pamper your Mother with Choice
Visit our hotels in Galway, Clare, Dublin or Cork this Mother's Day
Lots of Choice this Mother's Day
Hotel Woodstock (Ennis, Co. Clare)
Make a break for Co. Clare this Mother’s Day and stay at Hotel Woodstock, the perfect location for a family break away. Explore the Cliffs of Moher, take in the most breath-taking views of the West coast of Ireland and the Wild Atlantic Way or visit many nearby beaches. Enjoy family Mother’s Day meals at Hotel Woodstock.
Shoreline Hotel (Donabate, Co. Dublin)
Visit the Shoreline Hotel in Donabate, Dublin this Mother’s Day. Enjoy breath-taking beach walks on the doorstep with stunning views and experience a Mother’s Day Lunch or dinner at the Shoreline Brasserie. The hotel is the perfect base to explore all of Dublin from. Book a Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea or a Family Meal.
The Hardiman (Galway City)
Treat your Mother to a stay at the Hardiman in Galway city and dine in their beautiful Gaslight Brasserie or Oyster Bar. The Hardiman is the ideal place to explore Galway City and county. Embrace the Wild Atlantic Way, whether it’s climbing a mountain, driving a winding coastal road you will enjoy all Galway has to offer. Book one of their break packages or enjoy an Afternoon Tea for Mother’s Day.
The House Hotel (Galway City)
The House Hotel in Galway City is located just around the corner from the ever bustling Quay Street and Shop Street and it is one the most unique boutique hotels in the city. Stroll along the Salthill Promenade, the beautiful nearby beaches and villages. Explore the quaint Galway cobbled streets and enjoy a meal in any of Galway’s fantastic restaurants. Have a look at their ‘Spring Into Galway’ and ‘Lazy Sunday 20% Discount’ packages. The House Hotel is a great location for exploring Galway city.
The Walter Raleigh Hotel (Youghal, Co.Cork)
A charming 4-star Georgian hotel located on the seafront in Youghal, Co. Cork. Blending period elegance with modern comfort, it offers sea-view rooms, excellent dining options, and easy access to nearby heritage sites, beaches, and the scenic trails of Ireland’s Ancient East.