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Ferndale

Located on a hillside overlooking Keel Village and Bay, right across to the cliffs, Ferndale must have some of the most stunning and ever-changing views in the West of Ireland, as the big waves roll in from the Atlantic

Rooms 6. B&B from about €105 per room, single from €70. Adults only. All no smoking. Seats 40. D daily in summer, 6-10.30; after Hallowe'en open weekends only (Thu-Sun) except fully open over Christmas. A la carte (main courses about €22-35). House wine from about €20. Reservations required; toilets wheelchair accessible. Amex, MasterCard, Visa, Diners, Maestro

Georgina Campbell

Located on a hillside overlooking Keel Village and Bay, right across to the cliffs, Jon Fratschoel's B&B must have some of the most stunning and ever-changing views in the West of Ireland, as the big waves roll in from the Atlantic.

The interior is unusual but, while it is wacky - and not what visitors generally expect to find in this area - most people go with the flow and enjoy the experience.

There's nothing remotely average about the flamboyant, historically themed bedrooms, which are very different from anything you're likely to encounter anywhere else and have been lavishly refurbished to offer a luxurious style in contrast to the rugged island setting.

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Activities
Facilities/Features

Cookery Classes
Fishing (Sea Angling nearby)
Garden Visits (nearby)

Golf nearby
Surfing nearby
Walking - Hillwalking (recommended routes or guides available)

Water Sports

Broadband WI/FI
Broadband WI/FI (No Charge)
Ground Floor Bedrooms (accessible for less able)
Location - Beach <1km

Location - By the sea
Location - On an island
Location - Peaceful
Location - Scenic

No Smoking Establishment
Open Christmas
Open New Year

Last Updated: 19-04-2019

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