The hotel overlooks the rugged beauty of the Bay and the golden sands of Killahoey Strand lapped by the blue waters of the Atlantic is just a stroll from the hotel. The striking scenery of Horn Head, with many beautiful walks and hidden attractions is home to a variety of seabirds which can be spotted off the cliffs.
Accommodation:
The hotel has 30 ensuite bedrooms of a high standard with central heating, direct dial telephone, colour television, hairdryers, and tea and coffee making facilities. A number of the bedrooms enjoy the panoramic views of the Bay and Horn Head, others enjoy the changing scenes in our mature gardens.
Location:
The area is awash with colour and texture - from Muckish Mountain brushed with wind and weather, to the three local brown trout fishing lakes of Purt, Sessiagh and New Lake - the natural habitat of swans, duck and other wild fowl that frequent the lakes during the year.
Here is the place to unwind and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the scenic landscape of Sheephaven Bay. As you stroll along the golden sands of Killahoey and Tramore, you can absorb the changing landscapes and observe the silent beauty of Muckish Mountain which forms the natural backdrop to Dunfanaghy. Nearby Ards Forest Park, situated in the Ards Peninsula, has miles of walks through beautiful mature trees, miles of sandy beaches, flora and fauna. The breathtaking vistas will leave you feeling refreshed and energised as you relax and amble along.
Facilities:
The open fire in the spacious, cosy, Reception area reflects the intimate nature of the hotel and the warm welcome you will receive.
The Garden Bistro (above right) is the ideal setting for an informal night with family and friends. With an enticing menu of seafood, ethnic and vegetarian dishes, complemented with a selection of fine wines, the scene is set for an enjoyable meal.
The Tramore Restaurant (above left) - Captures the moment with panoramic views of the bay - elegant surroundings, efficient service, and fine dining on that Special Occasion - Enjoy Succulent Steaks, Wild Atlantic Salmon and Sea Trout, Monkfish, Turbot, Sea Bass and vegetarian dishes, by complemented fresh local produce and a superb wine list.
The Whiskey Fly Bar (above) is the place to meet your friends and enjoy good of music and song The Glenveagh Room (above right) - Relax in the cosy ambience by the open fire and enjoy a liqueur after dinner with friends or simply enjoy a quiet read.
The hotel has 30 ensuite bedrooms with direct dial telephone, colour television, and tea and coffee making facilities. Whilst a number of the bedrooms enjoy the panoramic views of the Bay and Horn Head; others enjoy the changing scenes of our mature gardens in the hotel grounds.
Local Attractions:
Dunfanaghy and surrounding country that make up the North Western corner of Donegal (known as 'Sheephaven Bay'), is an area of magnificent contrasts.
You are presented with a rugged coastline indented with beautiful picturesque beaches set against a backdrop of mountains and moors. It is an unspoilt area, with many winding uncluttered roads which present beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and seascapes.
Here in Donegal's clear unpolluted waters, you will find first rate fishing, both offshore and in the many lakes and rivers. The seaside resorts, apart from providing fabulous daytime entertainment are also very lively at night. There is always plenty to do with music, song and dances at the various venues. With its openhanded hospitality and general air of relaxation, Sheephaven Bay has a long and proud tradition of catering for the holiday-maker. Enjoyment and fun abound and there is always plenty for everyone to do, from golf to watersports, horse riding to hill walking, we are sure that we have just what you want.
Local attractions, all accessible by car from the hotel, include Glenveagh National Park (pictured above), Horn Head, and The Poisoned Glen (right). The village itself boasts a fine selection of art and craft shops, from Hand-turned pottery onsite, to Quilts made to your own specification! The village Workhouse currently hosts a wonderful exhibition set during the times of the Irish Famine - not to be missed."
Rates:
Min E 59 - Max E 693 |
