More information on Station House Hotel
A new modern and original development, the whole station complex has been revitalised. The perfect base from which to explore Connemara and the West Coast. (09/06tm) Modern re-brick extension to the old traditional station building. The hotel has been developed from the old disused railway buildings and grounds, in the centre of town.
Check-in Time:
1500Check-out Time:
1100Total Rooms:
Guest Rooms:All rooms are modern and stylish in dark and lights red furnishings and cream decor. Each has tea and coffee making facilities and iron/ironing boards. There are modem points for the business traveller. All are medium sized and in excellent condition.Total Floors:
4 floors.Rooms:
Guest Rooms:All rooms are modern and stylish in dark and lights red furnishings and cream decor. Each has tea and coffee making facilities and iron/ironing boards. There are modem points for the business traveller. All are medium sized and in excellent condition.Directions
We are situated 50 meters of the main square in Clifden town and 100 meters from the Bus Eireann Bus stop.
Dining
RestaurantThe Station House bar is a traditional Irish pub which retains many of the original features of the railway and memorabilia. Part of the original platform has been used in the conservatory extension to the bar, which has become an informal restaurant. The Signal restaurant is more formal.
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