18th-Century Irish guesthouse on the Wild Atlantic Way

Rental description

Stunning Irish landscape and a preserved historic building with a history to tell…you get the picture. Mark’s guesthouse is located on the Wild Atlantic Way and is ideal for families and couples. The spacious rooms of their restored Georgian villa look out towards the garden or the sea. The former is an ideal spot to have drink and simply observe the natural flora and fauna.

Your host serves you fresh, locally caught seafood (lobsters, oysters and more) and organic produce from the garden or the county and will help you discover the best of Burren’s truly unique landscape.

Sustainability criteria

Mark shares a strong connection to the region. His front field down to the sea consists of a wide calcareous meadow, where wildplants and vegetation are free to grow and are organically preserved. He’s active member of the Burren Trust, a charitable local organization dedicated to the conservation and sustainability of the landscape. The area is on a protected natural land reserve and the estate itself is an architecturally protected building. Your host has furnished the rooms with recycled and restored furniture as a preservation measure.

The food guests enjoy, such as the seafood and vegetables are freshly caught, organically produced or purchased from the region, which Mark will happily serve to you and also offer vegetarian options.

CO₂ emissions and CO₂ Emissions calculation of Atmosfair

compensate CO₂ footprint

• CO₂ emissions per night / per person 15 kg
• CO₂ emissions at full capacity 150 kg
• Amount of compensation per night / person 1,35 €
• Amount of compensation at full capacity 4,45 €