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Lough Eske Castle provides 5-star accommodation in Donegal. It also features a sauna, an indoor pool and a Jacuzzi.
Providing an on-site night club and a beauty centre, Jackson's Hotel & Leisure Centre is located in Ballybofey and boasts 4-star accommodation. It offers a sauna, a Jacuzzi and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Mill Park Hotel is located in Donegal and offers an indoor pool and a Turkish steam bath. It also provides a beauty centre, a kids pool and a sauna.
Ard na Breatha Boutique Guesthouse provides a comfortable setting while in Donegal. It also features an express check-in and check-out feature, free bicycle rental and free Wi-Fi.
Conveniently situated and providing a swimming pool, this comfortable bed & breakfast is located an easy drive from Laghey. Guests also have access to complimentary Wi-Fi and on-site parking.
Cheapest month: | March |
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Most expensive month: | December |
Average price in Donegal: | €151/night |
Cheapest price found: | €23/night |
Cheapest day: | Monday |
Most expensive day: | Tuesday |
Best prices found by HotelsCombined users in the past 24 hours.
Featuring a diverse landscape of untouched beaches, fertile valleys and rugged mountains, Donegal presents a spectacular backdrop against one of Ireland’s most historic counties. Whether you’re looking to hang ten at Ireland’s premier surf spots or contemplate prehistoric monuments, Donegal is an enchanting destination.
Deep within Glenveagh National Park, one of six national parks in Ireland, lies Glenveagh Castle. Although it was built in the 19th-century, the castle was constructed in homage to Victorian mountain retreats and boasts an Irish tower that lends the structure an air of antiquity. Don’t miss the tearoom in the castle courtyard, where you can enjoy homemade scones, cakes and soups while relaxing in a manicured garden.
Uncover the mysteries of the Beltany Stone Circle. Built between 1400-800 BC, the nature of this enigmatic arrangement of 64 stones remains a mystery. Contemplate its creation while appreciating beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and sheep.
Wander off the beaten track with a walk around Gola Island. Uninhabited since the 1960s, it still boasts evidence of the stone cottages that once housed its last inhabitants. Now a haven for artists, photographers, birdwatchers and rock climbers, Gola’s sandy beaches and stark cliffs provide an otherworldly experience.
A trip to Donegal isn’t complete without witnessing the dramatic cliffs of Slieve League. This well-kept secret of the Wild Atlantic Way is nearly three times higher than their famous counterpart, the Cliffs of Moher.
Donegal Town is small and walkable. Local ferry services provide connections to islands around the town. Taxis and hire cars are available for exploring Donegal’s hidden gems.
Donegal is home to many highly-rated hotels, one of which is Lough Eske Castle, which has a current rating of 9.0. For other potential stays, consider The Abbey Hotel Donegal and Jackson's Hotel & Leisure Club, which can also be great places to stay in Donegal.
Reviews of Lough Eske Castle recommend it as a good place to stay near Lough Eske, scoring 9.0/10 from 747 ratings.
Donegal hotels have an average price of €210/night (based on searches on HotelsCombined in the last 3 days). For a 4-star hotel, the average price is €242/night, and if you are looking for a 5-star hotel in Donegal then the average price is around €208/night.
HotelsCombined users have found cheap hotels in Donegal starting from €30 per night in the last 3 days. This coming weekend (20 May to 22 May), prices can start from as low as €38/night.
Over the last 3 days, the starting price of a hotel in Donegal tonight has been as low as €69 and the average price has been €129. If you’d prefer 4-star accommodation, expect to pay at least €79 for this evening.