The Pipers Rest B&B

The Pipers Rest B&B The Pipers Rest B&B offers comfortable accommodation, just a short stroll from some of Doolin's reno Ironing facilities are available on request.

We look forward to welcoming you to The Piper’s Rest, our bed and breakfast in Doolin, County Clare on the Wild Atlantic Way. All of our rooms are en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities, complimentary toiletries, filtered water, hairdryers and wi-fi. There is ample free on-site parking. Our traditional Irish breakfast is freshly cooked to order using locally sourced Irish produce, so feel

free to avail of our delicious selection of cereals, yoghurts, fruits and home-made breads while it is being prepared for you. We also offer a selection of lighter breakfast options for those with a smaller appetite. If you have special dietary requirements, please let us know in advance, and we will do our best to cater for you. You will receive a warm Irish welcome to the Piper’s Rest and we are only too happy to advise you on local activities and places to see while visiting this fascinating area. Please to not hesitate to ask if you need help planning your day.

We are getting some beautiful sunsets over here in the west at the moment!! Why not pop over and see for yourself? 😊
22/07/2021

We are getting some beautiful sunsets over here in the west at the moment!! Why not pop over and see for yourself? 😊

06/10/2020

Here we go again! Sorry to have to let everyone know that we are closing our doors again until the LEVEL 3 restrictions have been lifted.
Stay safe everyone and we will be back open for you again just as soon as we can safely do so. Hope to see you then

Some unsettled weather here in Doolin lately, but it can provide a few unexpectly wonderful sunsets.
02/09/2020

Some unsettled weather here in Doolin lately, but it can provide a few unexpectly wonderful sunsets.

Took a drive up to the Burren this evening, camera in tow. Glad we did - Mullaghmore was doing its magical thing in the ...
18/07/2020

Took a drive up to the Burren this evening, camera in tow. Glad we did - Mullaghmore was doing its magical thing in the evening light. For all of you who can’t come and visit this year.

24/06/2020

COVID - 19 Protocols in place
We will be strictly adhering to additional guidelines in order to safely look after you, our guest, our staff and those in our local community:
- Staff have been instructed and are following all safety
protocols as directed by local authorities
- Strict hand hygiene has been implemented for all of our team
- Hand sanitiser is available before entering the property and
in all key areas
- We are cleaning the property with approved anti-bacterial
products that are effective against Coronavirus, paying
particular attention to touchpoints throughout the property
- Linens, towel and laundry are washed in accordance with
local authority guidelines
- Guest accommodation is disinfected between stays and
there is a full procedure for sanitising all bedrooms after
guest departure eg. all touch points such as handles, doors,
remotes, etc will be cleaned with an approved anti-viral
disinfectant.
- We have reduced capacity to better facilitate social
distancing
- Physical distancing is being adhered to in the dining room
- Plates, cutlery, glasses and other tableware have been
sanitised.
- All breakfast food is being served directly from the kitchen
(no buffet)
- Cashless payment in available

As winter approaches, we have a little more time to get out and about. This photo was taken on a recent ramble just a co...
23/11/2019

As winter approaches, we have a little more time to get out and about. This photo was taken on a recent ramble just a couple of kms away from the Piper's Rest. There are many "green roads" like this in the Burren. This stretch forms part of the Burren Way - a 114Km trail which starts at Lahinch and ends in Corrafin, crossing the Burren National Park on the way. This particular green road forms part of the Ballynalacken-Fanore leg of the journey and follows the coastline of Galway Bay to the north of Doolin. On a clear day it affords views of Connemara over the bay. This particular view though, includes Doolin in the distance, nestling at the foot of the Cliffs of Moher.
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Especially for those of you who have stayed with us in Doolin - a little reminder of what the evening light on the Burre...
23/05/2019

Especially for those of you who have stayed with us in Doolin - a little reminder of what the evening light on the Burren looks like 🙂

07/04/2019

We have been a little quiet over the winter. That is because we have been busy upgrading the property for you. As you can see, we have added a natural stone frontage to the house: What you can't see is that we have extended the dining room and revamped the kitchen, so that we can now offer our delicious full Irish breakfast to all of our guests :) Looking forward to a busy season ahead.

We had a little time off yesterday and ventured down to Loop Head in the south of the county. This spot was one which we...
23/09/2018

We had a little time off yesterday and ventured down to Loop Head in the south of the county. This spot was one which we had never visited before and needless to say, we can't wait to go back there.... Bridges of Ross, County Clare.

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1 Killilagh
Doolin
V95F406

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+353657074919

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