Kilkee Bay Hotel is the ideal base for enjoying the historic seaside town of Kilkee and the rugged Atlantic coast of County Clare. The hotel can cater for weddings, family reunions, tours and groups.
Each bedroom at Kilkee Bay Hotel includes a TV, tea/coffee making facilities, fresh décor, and an en suite bathroom with free toiletries and a hairdryer.
Breakfast at the Kilkee Bay Hotel includes hot breakfasts cooked to order as well as an extensive cold buffet.
Darby's Pub & Bistro serves fresh, locally sourced food including local seafood and Irish steaks. Darby's Pub & Bistro features occasional live music, and a large screen TV showing live sports.
Kilkee is situated on Moore Bay, a beautiful horseshoe shaped bay, the entrance of which is protected by a stunning reef known as Duggerna Rocks. Since the Victorian era, Kilkee has been a popular tourist destination with natural amenities and coveted bathing areas. At its height of popularity, the railway carried nearly 250,000 people to Kilkee annually. While the town has retained its charming 19th century Victorian atmosphere, it also has essential facilities you need to complete your perfect holiday.
From the stunning Cliffs of Moher to the beauty and flora of the Burren lunar landscape and onto the cliff walk of George's Head and awesome scenery of the Loop Head Peninsula your senses will savour a unique treat.
Loop Head Peninsula with dramatic sea cliffs flanking the north side of the peninsula, and the softer shores of the Shannon estuary on the south side, it makes for two very different landscapes. In 2010, the Loop Head Peninsula was awarded a European Destinations of Excellence Award, which is an EU accolade for emerging tourism destinations which are developing in a responsible and sustainable manner. In 2013, Loop Head was named the, Best Place to Holiday in Ireland, by The Irish Times and was shortlisted in the Best Destination category at the World Responsible Tourism awards. The Loop Head Peninsula is the only Irish destination listed in the 2014 Global Sustainable Top 100 Destinations and in 2015 took the Gold medal at the Irish Responsible Tourism Awards.
