Mayo Hotels

With its very beautiful beaches, sea cliffs, breathtaking mountain landscape and warm hospitality, Achill Island is the largest Island in the county. A variety of Hotels can be found on Achill Island, and interested visitors to Achill Island can book a budget hotel or a luxury hotel.

Visitors to Ballina enjoy staying in a wide selection of Hotels in Ballina, where budget hotels and luxury hotels are located. Situated on the famous River Moy, internationaly known as an exceptional salmon fishery, Ballina is Mayo's largest town.

Ballinrobe Hotels offer a range of budget hotels and luxury hotels to visitors coming to stay in Ballinrobe. It's a thriving market town and attractions such as numerous renovated, historic structures in and around Ballinrobe are to be enjoyed while staying in a Ballinrobe Hotel.

If you like myths, legends, history and folklore, the small town of Ballycastle (Baile an Chaisil) is for you. It's located in North Mayo - by the sea - and this lovely community has a 5000 years history.

Hotels in Castlebar Town offer luxury hotel accommodation to visitors to Castlebar. With more than 10,000 inhabitants, Castlebar is the county town and also the administrative seat for county Mayo.

Clare Island is 3.5 miles from the mainland, located off the West Coast of Ireland, it's the largest of the 365 islands in Clew Bay. It's an enchanted place with varied landscape of spectacular cliffs and inland mountain terrain.

Situated just between Galway and Sligo, in central Connaught Claremorris represents the hub of the west. Claremorris has a totally unspoilt environment and a relaxed way of life.

Cong Hotels offer a range of budget hotels and luxury hotels to visitors coming to stay in Cong.The town is situated on a narrow isthmus of cavernous limestone between Lough Mask and Lough Corrib.

Crossmolina is a picturesque town near Ballina in north of Mayo. When visiting this town there are many sights to see and things to do that will interest any tourists to the west of Ireland.

Doohoma, in Old Irish as Dumhaigh Thuamais, is a small village located south of Belmullet and north of Achill Island. It nestles in a peninsula being connected to the mainland of Erris only by a narrow isthmus at Geesala. Geesala (Gaoth-Sáile) or Gweesalia, which means 'Salty Sea Inlet', for as she, is a small village, with a hotel, two pubs, post office and two shops.

Foxford, an Irish traditional town situated on the River Moy, is a real tourist centre in the west of Ireland.

A picturesque little town in the heart of County Mayo, Kiltimagh is situated 20 minutes from Ireland West Airport Knock and just one hour from Sligo, Westport, Galway, and Achill. The west of Ireland has many beautiful tourist attractions and sites of interest for tourists visiting Kiltimagh.

The village of Knock is very famous because it has developed as one of Europe's major Catholic Marian shrines, because of an Apparition there on 21 August 1879. It was reported that the Virgin Mary, together with St Joseph and St John the Evangelist, appeared to local people. Moreover, you can use the Ireland West Airport Knock which is Ireland's fourth international airport.

Louisburgh is a lovely little town situated in the west of County Mayo. It's located between the Sheefry Mountains to the East, Croagh Patrick to the North and the Twelve Bens to the South!

A colourful and beautiful village in the west of Ireland : Welcome to Mulranny. This idyllic seaside village is sometimes nicknamed ˜Hill of the Ferns.

Newport is a pleasant town located on the shore of Clew Bay which is famous for its 365 Islands. This town has the Black Oak River flowing through its centre and is a lovely seaside resort along an attractive and unspoilt coastline.

The west of Ireland has many beautiful tourist attractions and sites of interest for tourists visiting Pontoon. This little village is primarily recognised as a haven for fishermen.

Located a quarter of an hour from Knock International Airport, Swinford is medium-sized town which has many attractions to welcome you.

Wesport was become an important tourism centre in the west of Ireland. This town is located near Croagh Patrick, the famous pilgrimage place and Clew Bay.