Family hotels and homes in Rosapenna

Offering mountain views, Blue Pearl Apartment is an accommodation situated in Downings, 26 km from Dunfanaghy Golf Club and 34 km from Glenveagh National Park and Castle.

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Sara

From

Ireland

The property was beautifully presented and had everything we needed. The views were out of this world. It was hard to stop looking at them. The property was less than 10 minutes walk from the Singing pub. The food, staff and outdoor play area made it a great spot for families.

In Dunfanaghy village, Arnolds has views of Sheephaven Bay, Horn Head and the sandy beach of Killahoey Strand. It offers many horse-riding activities and a restaurant with an AA Rosette award.

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catherine

From

United Arab Emirates

Excellent service and quality of food outstanding

Refurbished in 2016, the Shandon Hotel & Spa is situated in the small village of Dunfanaghy and offers a wonderful views of the Sheephaven Bay and a luxury spa.

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denise

From

Ireland

Everything was perfect and the location omg , sitting looking out the window to the water was great.

Situated in Sheephaven Bay on the picturesque Atlantic Drive, this award-winning hotel offers fresh, locally sourced food and free Wi-Fi. Its spacious bedrooms offer luxury toiletries.

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Mary

From

United Kingdom

Great breakfast and Sunday lunch

Located in Milford and only 20 km from Donegal County Museum, Chic retreat with a beautiful sea view provides accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Sonya

From

Bulgaria

Charming, stylish, and private apartment, perfect for couples or solo-traveles. Everything about the place is meticulously designed down to the smallest detail. An eclectic mix of vintage, modern elements and bold interior design. My partner and I stayed here for the weekend. As soon as we stepped inside we felt like we were in a cozy, tidy and comfortable home. And all of this spotlessly clean. The temperature is electronically controlled and you can set your preferred temperature. The internet is good and there is a comfortable place to work if you need to. Fresh flowers on the kitchen table... I cannot express my complete admiration for the place and the hospitality of the tactful and discreet hosts.

Situated in Portsalon in the Donegal County region with Portsalon Beach nearby, Portsalon Cottage features accommodation with free private parking.

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Daniela

From

Ireland

I loved the area and the house was very nice and very big. Definitely I will come back! 🥰

Situated in Letterkenny and only 10 km from Donegal County Museum, Studio features accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Chris

From

New Zealand

Everything, nothing to fault at all, thanks for a wonderful stay. 10/10

Situated 2.1 km from Tramore Beach, Corcreggan Mill B&B, Self-Catering & Glamping features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.

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Dominika

From

Netherlands

After first 3 seconds I knew that I will recharge and recover from busy,noisy weeks I had before coming here. Beautiful views,quietness lovely food and kind familiar atmosphere makes that you want to come back. Enjoy all the spots around in the garden, landscape is amazing you can watch full panorama sunsets as well as sunrises.If you are a bird watcher there is plenty to watch and listen to.If you are not install Merlin bird ID it’s fun to discover which birds you hear.It’s a beautiful place with respect for people and nature.

Located in Donegal countryside, Mulroy Woods Hotel is 10-minute drive from Sheephaven Bay and the beaches of Donegal’s Atlantic coastline.

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Eleanor

From

Ireland

Lovely setting, nicely decorated. Friendly staff

Offering a garden and sea view, Alcorn's Farmhouse is set in Rathmullan, 26 km from Donegal County Museum and 37 km from Raphoe Castle.

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Amy

From

Ireland

Stayed for a wedding in Rathmullan - perfect location, only a couple of minutes down the road. Gorgeous views overlooking Lough Swilly. The house was clean and warm and we really enjoyed our stay. Would come back in a heartbeat. Thanks Bert!