4-star B&B 4.9/5 · 258 reviews No booking fee

Station House

Ennis Road, Ennistymon, Co. Clare, V95 K594
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About Station House

Station House is a Fáilte Ireland approved 4-star b&b in Ennistymon, on the Clare coast, listed on Fáilte Ireland’s official register of quality-assured accommodation. It is a smaller, owner-run house of 6 rooms, the kind of place where you deal with the people who actually run it.

Straightforward rooms in a charming B&B offering a cosy dining room, a living room & free Wi-Fi.

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Staying in Ennistymon

A colourful market town on the River Inagh, a few minutes from the Cliffs of Moher, known for the waterfall running through its centre and its rows of traditional shopfronts.

Ennistymon is the largest town in north Clare, built along a single long main street lined with brightly painted nineteenth-century shopfronts. It sits right on the River Inagh, which tumbles over a wide rock shelf in the middle of town, the Ennistymon Cascades, in full view of the road and the grounds of the Falls Hotel.

For a B&B in Ennistymon, the appeal is being close to the big Clare sights without staying in the middle of them. The Cliffs of Moher are a short drive away, Lahinch’s surf beach is just down the road, and Ennistymon itself has its own genuine market-town life, independent shops, bakeries and pubs with regular traditional music.

It also sits at the edge of the Burren, so a stay here works as a base for both the coast road south to the Cliffs and Doolin, and the limestone country inland.

Station House, Ennistymon, Co. Clare

Things to do near Station House

The Ennistymon Cascades

The Cascades are a natural stepped waterfall on the River Inagh running through the centre of town, best seen from the grounds of the Falls Hotel, and are one of the most photographed sights in Clare.

The Falls Hotel

The Falls Hotel began as the McNamara family’s country residence and takes its name from the cascades beside it; it still generates its own power from a small hydro turbine on the river.

Traditional shopfronts

Ennistymon’s high street is known for its traditional, brightly painted shopfronts, a well-preserved run of independent bookshops, a bakery, a butcher and gift shops that has made the town a subject for photographers and painters.

The Cliffs of Moher

The Cliffs of Moher, one of Ireland’s best-known natural landmarks, are a short drive from Ennistymon, close enough for a half-day visit without needing to stay on the coast itself.

Lahinch

The seaside town of Lahinch, with its Blue Flag beach and championship links golf course, is only a few minutes away and popular with surfers year-round.

The Burren

Ennistymon sits on the southern edge of the Burren, County Clare’s distinctive limestone karst landscape, making it a workable base for exploring the Burren’s walking trails as well as the coast.

Getting to Ennistymon

Ennistymon is on the N85, about half an hour from Ennis and fifteen minutes or so from the Cliffs of Moher. Shannon Airport is under an hour away by car.

Booking Station House direct, and what the rating means

A real, assessed b&b

Station House holds a 4-star b&b rating under Fáilte Ireland's National Quality Assurance Framework, assessed against the bedrooms, bathrooms, breakfast and welcome rather than self-declared. It's an independent signal you can trust before you book, separate from any platform's own review score.

No fees, no middleman

Ring the owner, or use the contact details on this page, and arrange the stay with the house rather than through an app. No booking fee added to your bill and no commission taken from the owner, so the room rate you agree is the room rate you pay.

A better stay, direct

Owners answer the questions a booking platform never will: whether the room at the front is quieter, how early breakfast can be served, or where to park for a few days. Speaking to the house directly is how B&Bs in Ireland were booked for decades.

Station House, Ennistymon, Co. Clare

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Station House, common questions

Where is Station House?

Station House is at Ennis Road, Ennistymon, Co. Clare (Eircode V95 K594). Give the Eircode to your sat-nav to find the door.

How do I book Station House?

You contact the owner directly, by phone or the enquiry form on this page. DirectBnB adds no booking fee and takes no commission, so you arrange the stay with the house itself and pay the room rate with nothing on top.

What star rating does Station House have?

Station House is a Fáilte Ireland approved 4-star b&b under Fáilte Ireland's National Quality Assurance Framework, and guests rate it 4.9 out of 5 across 258 Google reviews.

Is Station House suitable for families?

Yes, Station House is listed as family friendly. Ask the owner directly about room configurations and cots when you book.

How many rooms does Station House have?

Station House has 6 rooms. As a smaller, owner-run house it is worth booking ahead, particularly in summer and over weekends.

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