Renvyle House Hotel

The hotel is located on 200 acres which include a private lake, a 9-hole golf course, 1km of beach, woodlands and gardens.
Over several centuries, Renvyle House has been built, pulled down, rebuilt, burned to ashes and rebuilt once again.
A chieftain of one of the oldest and most powerful Gaelic clans in Connacht once lived here.

Whilst some of our bedrooms still have turf fires, they are infinitely more spacious and luxurious these days. The restful colour schemes reflect the beautiful surroundings and cater to your every need. Our bedrooms have magnificent views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Twelve Bens mountains and Rusheenduff Lake.

It was also the home of Oliver St. John Gogarty (Buck Mulligan of James Joyce’s “Ulysses”) and, since becoming a country house hotel in 1883, Renvyle House has played host to many famous people – Augustus John, Lady Gregory, Yeats and Churchill among them.

Leisure facilities include golf, tennis, swimming, boating, fly-fishing, snooker, boating, fishing, lawn bowls, croquet and clay pigeon shooting are just some of the facilities that you will find at Renvyle House Hotel.

It is also located on the Connemara Loop and has wonderful walking and cycling routes throughout an area that hosts a vast National Park.