Halpins Townhouse Hotel, Kilkee
Halpins Hotel Kilkee enjoys an excellent reputation for its food in this picturesque Victorian resort village which has frequently been awarded the Blue Flag by the European Union in recognition of its beautifull clean beach. This small boutique hotel townhouse stands in the centre of the resort of Kilkee and is run by its owner, Pat Halpin, ided by his charming staff. The en suite bedrooms are comfortable and well-appointed with every modern facility. Halpin´s hotel is surely a place to discover the true taste of Ireland.
Location:
Being close to Shannon Airport and Killimer car Ferry ensures that Halpins Hotel is an excellent base for touring the West and South West coasts. Local attractions include scenic coastal drives, heritage sites, cliffs including the awesome cliffs of Moher, beaches and caves. Kilkee Golf course, Lahinch Golf Course and the newly open Doonbeg Golf Links designed by Greg Norman are close by. Being close to Shannon Airport and Killimer Car Ferry ensures that Halpins Hotel is an excellent base for touring the West and South West coasts. - View Location Map.
General Information:
| Category: | Epoque Classic Comfort [learn more] |
| Address: | 2 Erin street, Kilkee. Co. Clare., Kilkee [view map] |
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| Total Rooms: | 25 |
| Languages Spoken by Staff: | English |
| Credit Cards Accepted: | MASTERCARD, VISA, AMEX |
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Kilkee, Ireland
Kilkee is a picturesque Victorian resort village on Ireland's West Coast which has frequently been awarded the Blue Flag by the European Union in recognition of its beautifull clean beach. Kilkee stands in a pretty horsehoe bay midway between the Cliffs of Moher and the Ring of Kerry. Local attractions include scenic coastal drives, heritage sites, cliffs, beachesand caves and all kinds of sport on land and sea including golf in the adjacent Kilkee Golf course and the newly open Doonbeg Golf Links designed by Greg Norman. Kilkee's position makes it an excellent base for touring the West and South West coasts of Ireland.