Moy House
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Moy House
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The sensitive restoration of this early 19th century estate recreates a
contemporary and eclectic ambience for today's traveller in search of a
tranquil respite with natural and warm Irish hospitality. Comprising of
15 acres and with commanding hilltop views over Lahinch Bay, the Moy House
Estate is enhanced by mature woodland and the meandering River Moy.
Each of the nine oversized, comfortable bedrooms are individually crafted with a mixture of classic and contemporary functionalism and aesthetics. The signature statement for this Manor House Hotel are the guest bedrooms, a number of which have free-standing original cast iron baths. The residential ambience is complemented by a number of private spaces dispersed throughout the House; from the traditional Drawing Room to the Zen-feel of the lower Library area. The warm and snug-like Dining Room offers the best of contemporary Irish fayre for both breakfast and dinner. Overlooking some of the best surfing beaches in Ireland, and within one close proximity to both Lahinch and Doonbeg links courses, Moy House is the ideal centre for exploring the Cliffs of Moher and nature's glorious Burren area, renowned for its wild and abundant flora and fauna. Winner of the AA Guest Accommodation of the Year 2004 Award. Winner of the "Country House of the Year Award 2003" - Georgina Campbell/Jameson Guide.
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