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About Achill Cliff House Hotel
Welcome to Achill Cliff House, a new 3–star family–run hotel and restaurant located in Keel, at the heart of Achill Island, Co, Mayo. We offer quality accommodation and fine dining in one of the most spectacular settings in the west of Ireland.
Achill Cliff House Hotel Rooms
Achill Cliff House offers fine quality hotel accommodation in an outstanding location at the heart of Achill Island. Our bedrooms are large and spacious and provide a full range of in–room facilities for guests, include large en–suite bathrooms in every bedroom. Our aim is to make your stay as comfortable and relaxing as possible.
All our bathrooms offer both a power shower and bath. Bedroom facilities also include arm chairs and table, tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephones (with international access), trouser press and hairdryer. A large (21") TV is included in every bedroom.
Achill Cliff House Hotel Location
Located in the heart of Keel, Achill. Achill Island is Ireland's largest island. Located off the west coast of County Mayo at approximately 10 degrees west, it covers some 57sq miles of spectacular scenery.
This unforgettable landscape ranges from soaring mountains and dramatic cliffs to seascapes, beautiful sandy beaches and rugged bogland terrain. Achill boasts no fewer than five Blue Flag beaches and the highest sea cliffs in Europe. Its two highest mountains, Slievemore and Croaghaun, stand at 672m and 688m respectively.
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Our popular restaurant provides stunning views across Keel strand and the cliffs of Minaun. It boasts a full a la carte menu with fresh local seafood a speciality. From lobsters to oysters to wild salmon, our seafood dishes come direct from the Atlantic waters of Achill.
Our set menus for lunch, dinner and Sunday dinner offer a wide range of dishes at exceptional value for money. The restaurant holds a 'Highly Acclaimed' Dining Award from the RAC and is recommended in the Georgina Campbell Guide to Ireland.
