What a beautiful place to stay if your in Doolin!!! Susan is amazing and will give you what ever…read moretips or information your needing. Her rooms are beautifully kept and her and her two friends serve up an amazingly delicious breakfast with the perfect views! We were there with a group of 7 and she didn't blink an eye, made us feel at home and so welcoming.

I had little to no expectations for a BNB experience as I had never stayed in one before…read more After staying with Susan I imagine that this experience will set the bar to which I judge others in the future. The bnb itself is absolutely beautiful and very cozy. All the rooms come with their own ensuite bathroom and everything in the room itself is quite updated with little modern conveniences (she even included an outlet converter in case we needed another or if someone forgot theirs which was especially handy). She welcomed us with drinks (fantastic bailey's coffee for me, and a beer for my beau) and breakfast the next day was just fantastic -- I would recommend the smoked salmon with scrambled eggs, but the omelette looks very delicious as well. If you're in Doolin you hands down have to book a stay with Susan.

Wow! This place is just what we imagined when planning our trip to Ireland. The B&B is set on a…read morehill overlooking a quaint village with a single row of brightly colored cottages leading through idyllic fields (there is even a white horse leisurely living in the field below). From the small back deck you can look over this town all the way to the high cliffs that drop into the ocean, creating picturesque views of the orange, red and pink sunset. We arrived to a small sign personally welcoming us. Niall and Darra treated us like family while we stayed at their house and even dined at their table. They were personally acquainted with the entire area and gave us honest recommendations for spending our days there. We were able to see the Cliffs without crowds because of their directions. We then had the perfect dinner of local food at Roadford House where we walked along stonewalls past cows, horses, and sheep to the intimate dining room overlooking pastures. We ended the night by enjoying local music at O'Connor's Pub just a minute walk from the Sea View. We would highly recommend staying at the Sea View for at least a few nights on your trip to Ireland. Thanks again Darra and Niall, Ryan and Cristina

My husband and I stayed at Sea View House a few years ago and we can't wait to go back! Darra and…read moreNiall were such wonderful hosts. The rooms (we stayed in more than one), the food, the hospitality and the views were all just perfect. If we could give them more stars, we would. We are looking into flights to go back and I had to look up this amazing B&B because we will absolutely be making a reservation on our upcoming trip! We were so engrossed and enamored in our first experience in Ireland, and neither of us did reviews, but I feel like I need to say WE ADORE SEA VIEW HOUSE!! We are very much looking forward to another visit!!

Wanted to try this restaurant given its Michelin recognized status. The owner is very nice and came…read moreto sit with us for a few minutes. Service was good but it is a very small restaurant. The food was very good but have to be honest nothing memorable. If you're looking for a quiet dinner with very fresh local ingredients this is a good choice but would not go out of my way to eat here.

We spent 20 days in Ireland, eating our way around the country…read more Believe me when I tell you that the meal at Oar was one of the absolute best on the entire trip...This meal was a journey in the very best way imaginable. We somehow managed to get a last-minute booking...and arrived REALLY early. The staff was gracious and welcoming, and helped us to feel comfortable in the waiting area. They were even kind enough to get us an espresso martini for the wait. We did the 3 course Prix Fix menu, and added an additional appetizer. We ordered: Pan seared scallops: probably the best scallops I've ever eaten. Foie Gras: absolutely incredible, and with the gingerbread...a revelation! Classic Beef Carpaccio: delicious. Hereford Prime Rib Eye: This steak...beef in Ireland just tastes BETTER than it does here in the states. This steak was "my eyes rolled back in my head, and I wanted to lick the plate" good. Fillet of Irish Lamb: Again...meat just tastes better here. This lamb was perfectly prepared, tender, flavorful. We will both be dreaming about this for a long time. Warm Blackcurrant Souffle: Only my second souffle ever, and it was a memorable one. Sweet, tart, everything you could ask for. Orange and Strawberry Cheesecake: It tasted as incredible as it sounds. I'm a big cheesecake snob, and this was just incredible. All this, along with an amuse-bouche and a palate cleanser that were mind blowing...I definitely plan to eat at Oar Restaurant the next time we are in Ireland. (Which hopefully won't be too horribly long!)

Lush, green landscapes and cliffs in the distance provide the backdrop for this warm and welcoming…read moreBed and Breakfast. Even with the Irish fog and rain, Doolin Views' light shines brightly. Sandra was a ray of sunshine in the midst of a rainy afternoon, providing shelter and sustenance to our travel weary group. I loved the layout of the rooms; each bearing the name of a famous Irish author. There were books by and pictures of the author and in the general housekeeping booklet, there was a brief history of them as well. I was upstairs in the W.B. Yates room. The large slanted windows allowed natural light to fill the room and show off the colours and design of the decor. The bed was spacious, and extremely comfortable, and the down comforter valiantly fought of the cold that was trying to creep into my bones. I also loved the bathroom area; quaint and modern at the same time. When we had rested and gotten the lay of the land from Sandra, we enjoyed some time playing chess and relaxing. It felt as though we were in a home away from home. This is the house that I would have built and decorated if I decided to live with some of my best friends in Ireland. In your room, you could pre-order what you wanted for breakfast in addition to the continental breakfast buffet that was available. You could list the time you wanted breakfast and the dish, and just show up downstairs in the morning. I ordered the melted cheese and toast, eggs and bacon. We were greeted in the morning with hot tea or coffee, while looking across the grasses all the way out to the waves crashing on the cliffs. On slightly warmer, less windy and rainy days, I think having breakfast outside would be quite the treat. I loved every minute of being at Doolin Views and was extremely gracious for Sandra's hospitality. My only regret was that we were only able to stay for one night, especially as the price was quite reasonable. It feels like the type of place where you could relax and fully recharge the batteries of your soul and make you ready to face the world. If your travels take you to Doolin, you would be well advised to spend some nights at Doolin Views.

Doolin View B and B is everything you look for in an accommodation. The hostess, Sandy, is…read morewonderful, rooms are modern, views are awesome and within walking distance to local pubs. They have a nice breakfast menu and an honor bar stocked with everything for an evening drink. The rooms are Irish writer themed, good size and very clean. They think of everything including a flashlight for walking to pubs at night. And I've only been here for 10 minutes!!!

Was met by Bean "the Irish Setter" and the owner Marian. From the get go was a very warm and…read morewelcoming environment. The accommodation was clean and comfy. Walking distance to the local pubs. Restaurant portion was closed for now they are moving to a better location near by. But still offers excellent breakfast. Will highly recommend.

Excellent dining experience. We came here on a arecommendation from the host of our B&B. The food…read morewas excellent (I had duck, she had scallops), the service was friendly, and the atmosphere offered an intimate setting with few tables and a view of the local pastures.

Great location after seeing Cliffs of Moher to stop and relax in town. Walk to two good pubs…read moreMcDermott's or Mc Gann's for some classic pub food and trad music nightly. Nice not to have to drive after being on the roads all day jockeying for space on the roads with the tour busses. Ann was very welcoming and breakfast was made to order and super. Try the oatmeal or the French toast, she also makes eggs, bacon, etc and a buffet with fruit and toasts and jams. B&B is quiet and beds are comfortable. Nice sitting room with tea or coffee all day with a hotpot.

We only had 3 nights available to stay at the Half Door but we would love to go back! The setting…read moreis wonderful and close to many attractions in the Doolin area of County Clare. The Half Door is within walking distance of Irish pubs and restaurants. The accommodations are comfortable and cozy. The owners were friendly and anticipated our every need. We loved the Half Door!

Twin Peaks B&B is off of Fisher Street in Doolin Village…read more It is possible to walk to shops, restaurants, pubs and the Doolin Pier. Sinead and Pascal are fun, gracious hosts. They know the area well and can offer suggestions for restaurants and activities. Twin Peaks B&B is clean, quiet and comfortable. A tasty breakfast is offered daily that you won't want to miss! Parking lot on site.

A pleasant place to stay in tiny Doolin. Tucked in behind the pub and a few shops in Doolin. Able…read moreto walk to the pub, but gets might dark at night. Decent room with sized bathroom. If other guests are a bit noisy, they can be heard. Fairly close to the Cliffs.

Great little respite with fantastic views of the cliff. Short ride or walk into town. Fab rooms…read more that will keep u relaxed with views and comfy like home. Nice hearty breakfast to complete ur stay.

Top notch B&B we stayed at in June of 2011. Owner-lady couldnt have been a nicer and more…read moreconsiderate person. Great location (walked to the strip of pubs/shops with Gus O'Connors and also to the Doolin pier where we took a ferry to the Aran Islands) with great vista views of hilsides, oceans, and of course cows (you can sometimes hear them moo-ing from your room!). Free wifi, tasty breakfast of your choice, and roomy comfortable bedrooms. Very cozy upstairs community area with tons of books, chess set, and loungy couches and views. Free parking and had a box of converter plugs in case one of you ignorant Americans forgets yours.

What a great find. Bernice was so helpful, friendly and quick to respond to any of our needs and…read morequestions. Having the horses, chickens and dogs right on the property was an added bonus as well as the close proximity to all of the pubs. The rooms were very clean, well equipped, and comfortable. Morning coffee and muffins were the right touch to get you going. Next trip to Doolin we will definitely be staying here again.

O'Connor's is an excellent place to stay while touring the Cliffs of Moher/Burren area. From…read moreO'Connor's, you can walk to the three different pubs in Doolin, famous for traditional Irish music. You can also walk to the Doolin Ferries for a trip to the Aran Islands, walk to the Cliffs of Moher or take in the Doolin Cave. Can not say enough about the kindness of Joan and Pat. Not only is their B& B super clean, spacious, and tastefully decorated but they are super kind people.