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    Galway and the West Coast

    Moy House

    Boutique hotel overlooking the sparkling waters of Lahinch Bay

    Moy House is a former private home from the 18th-century that has been turned into a beautiful boutique hotel overlooking Lahinch Bay. Surrounded by ancient woodland and the sparkling waters of the Atlantic, this is an idyllic spot from which to appreciate the beauty of Ireland’s West Coast.

    The hotel is a mix of classic and contemporary with the air of an elegant country house. Rooms are traditionally decorated and have a real warmth to them, and those that face the ocean offer the most glorious views to wake up to.

    Food and drink are among the highlights of a stay at Moy House. The hotel has its own farm, home to pigs, hens, sheep and Dexter cows as well as a kitchen garden that provides vegetables, fruit and herbs for the restaurant. There is a six-course tasting menu, as well as an à la carte, and the dishes are finalised each morning depending on what’s ready in the garden.

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    Dining room

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    Places to combine Moy House with

    Ashford Castle

    Galway and the West Coast

    Ashford Castle

    Found on the utmost tip of Lough Corrib, the glorious Ashford Castle sits right on the border of County Galway and County Mayo in an awe-inspiring 350-acre estate. With a rich history spanning nearly 800 years, the extensive refurbishment of Ashford Castle truly encapsulates the very best of Irish heritage with traditional elegance and finesse.  This carefully restored castle is part of National Geographic’s Unique Lodges of the World and seeks to support the local community and suppliers.

    The hotel’s 83 rooms and suites are decorated with a royal colour palette of deep greens and brilliant reds. Some suites offer expansive views of the largest lake within the Republic of Ireland while regal four-poster beds along with original portrait art will effortlessly transport you to a fanciful world of ancient charm.

    You can tantalise your tastebuds with creative Irish cuisine in one of the three restaurants and experience fine dining fit for a king in the regal George V Dining Room. Or, for a more relaxed atmosphere, head over to the charming Connaught Room for afternoon tea while admiring the magnificent views across the gardens and Lough Corrib.

    You won’t be short of activities during your stay; make use of the prime location on Lough Corrib with kayaking, fishing and lake cruising. Or take the comfort of the castle out with you, on a luxury powerboat charter. On the vast estate, you’ll find a pristine golf course, tennis courts and there’s the option to try sports such as archery and clay pigeon shooting. Inside, be sure to experience the glamour of the big screen in the state-of-the-art cinema room, before being pampered like a silver screen star yourself in the award-winning hotel spa.

    Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline