With stunning stylish rooms with espresso machines and luxurious bathrobes this 4-star townhouse is in the centre of Belmullet. The beach is just a 10-minute walk away and guests can relax in the award-winning bar. Sumptuous decor and unique furnishings fill each room at The Talbot. Each room offers an iPod dock along with cosy slippers a laptop safe and free Wi-Fi. The modern bathrooms all include luxury spa toiletries. The sophisticated twice-award AA Rosette Barony Restaurant serves fresh cuisine and even offers to cook fish caught by guests. Guests can dine outside on the terrace or inside next to the open fire. The stylish bar serves an all-day menu in casual surroundings with 2 fireplaces. The nearby shores of the Atlantic Ocean provide numerous opportunities for fishing. The Blue Flag beaches of Elly Bay and Mullaghroe feature many scenic walking paths.

Just 5 minutes’ walk from the centre of Belmullet, this 3-star hotel is surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of the Atlantic coast and Broadhaven Bay. Guests can take boat trips to explore the surrounding islands, and go fishing, birdwatching, and hiking nearby. The Broadhaven Bay Hotel boasts its own leisure centre, with a 25-metre heated swimming pool, a sauna, steam room and hot tub. There is also a fully equipped gym, as well as a spa and hairdressing salon. Rooms are elegant and stylish, and all benefit from a plasma TV with satellite channels. Other features include a work desk, tea and coffee making facilities, and an en suite bathroom with free toiletries. Guests at Broadhaven Bay can enjoy fine dining in the Bayside Restaurant. The more informal Kilmore Bar has a beautiful water setting, and offers food as well as weekend entertainment.

Boasting breathtaking panoramas of Blacksod Bay and Achill Island, guests can unwind in genuine Irish hospitality at Drom Caoin bed and breakfast, County Mayo. With award-winning food and king-size beds, guests are a convenient five-minute walk from Belmullet town centre. A coastal Gaeltacht (Irish-speaking) town, Belmullet holds an annual International Arts Festival - Féile Iorras, and is also the last stop along Tír Sáile - the North Mayo Sculpture Trail, Ireland’s largest ever public arts project. Visitors can enjoy golf, hill, beach and cliff walks, as well as diving, surfing and Blue Flag beaches.