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Ashbrook Lodge
About this stay
Ashbrook Lodge, in Doolin and the Burren, County Clare, is a 4-star self-catering stay.
Meals at Ashbrook Lodge are your own: it is self-catering. Outside there is parking. Also on offer: self parking.
Inside, Ashbrook Lodge has wi-fi.
Facilities
- Internet access
- Parking
- Self Parking
Location and getting there
Ashbrook Lodge is about 212 km in a straight line from Dublin Airport, and about 45 km from Shannon Airport, the closest airport.
From Ashbrook Lodge, a car makes it easiest to reach the places around Doolin and the Burren; buses link the larger towns, so check current timetables before travelling without one.
The closest other places to stay near Ashbrook Lodge are Elfin Cottage (200 m), Atlantic View Cottages (250 m) and Boherbui Cottage on the Wild Atlantic Way (400 m). Comparing them on the booking page shows which has rooms for your dates.
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Places covered on this site within reach of Ashbrook Lodge, measured in a straight line; roads wind, so allow more time than the distance suggests.
- Doolin and the Burren (3.0 km): Traditional music between the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren.
- The Cliffs of Moher (6.4 km): Sea cliffs along the Clare coast, with a visitor centre and a cliff-top path.
- Poulnabrone Dolmen (15 km): A Neolithic portal tomb on the limestone of the Burren.
- Dún Aonghasa (30 km): A stone fort on the cliff edge of Inishmore, reached by ferry and a walk uphill.
Guest reviews
No written guest reviews of Ashbrook Lodge are published here yet. The booking page shows the latest ratings when there are some.
Good to know
- Families: no family facilities are mentioned; ask about cots and extra beds.
- Accessibility: wheelchair access is not mentioned; contact the property if it matters.
- Wi-fi: wi-fi or internet access is available.
- Parking: available; ask whether there is a charge.
- Pets: ask before bringing a pet.
- Self-catering: check the minimum stay, how check-in works and whether linen and heating are included.
Before you book Ashbrook Lodge, check what the rate includes, such as cleaning, linen and any security deposit, and the cancellation terms for your dates. The booking page on app.impt.io shows the live rate and inclusions for your exact party.
About staying in Doolin and the Burren
Ashbrook Lodge is one of 340 places to stay in Doolin and the Burren on this site, 205 of them self-catering stays. The average guest score across them is 4.4 out of 5.
Doolin and the Burren in one line: Traditional music between the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren.
Next: the Doolin and the Burren guide, or all 340 stays here.
Questions about Ashbrook Lodge
Where is Ashbrook Lodge?
Ashbrook Lodge is in Doolin and the Burren, County Clare, about 212 km in a straight line from Dublin Airport. The closest other place to stay on this site is Elfin Cottage (200 m).
What type of stay is Ashbrook Lodge?
Ashbrook Lodge is a 4-star self-catering stay. Self-catering means your own kitchen and no daily service unless the owner says otherwise.
What do guests say about Ashbrook Lodge?
There are no guest reviews of Ashbrook Lodge on this site yet, so check recent reviews on the booking page.
What facilities does Ashbrook Lodge have?
Ashbrook Lodge offers wi-fi, among 3 facilities in all.
How far is Ashbrook Lodge from the airport?
Ashbrook Lodge is about 212 km in a straight line from Dublin Airport, or about 45 km from Shannon Airport. Road distances are longer.
Does Ashbrook Lodge have parking?
Yes, there is parking at Ashbrook Lodge; ask whether there is a charge.
Is Ashbrook Lodge suitable for families with children?
No family facilities such as family rooms, cots or a playground are mentioned for Ashbrook Lodge. Ask the property about children's ages and beds before booking.
How do I check availability at Ashbrook Lodge?
Choose dates and guests in the booking box on this page. It opens live availability for Ashbrook Lodge on app.impt.io in a new tab.
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