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Mountains, lakes and vast open landscapes define Ireland's west and north-west, a region where wilderness, tradition and a powerful sense of place remain wonderfully intact.
Western and North-West Ireland offer some of the most atmospheric landscapes in Europe, where mountains, lakes, peatlands and rugged coastlines combine to create a region that feels both untamed and deeply rooted in tradition. It is a part of Ireland where nature still sets the rhythm and where journeys are often measured in experiences rather than distances.
Across the region, winding roads pass through landscapes shaped by rock, water and weather, revealing mountain ranges, hidden valleys and vast stretches of open countryside. Communities remain closely connected to their surroundings, preserving a character and authenticity that have become increasingly rare elsewhere in Europe.
Whether exploring remote peninsulas, walking beside tranquil lakes or discovering villages where Irish culture remains woven into everyday life, visitors quickly find themselves slowing down and paying closer attention to the world around them. The result is a destination that feels restorative, memorable and unmistakably Irish.
Moments of discovery often become the most memorable part of any journey, whether found through an exceptional hotel, a remarkable landscape or an experience that reveals a destination in a new light. The places that stay with us longest are those that create a genuine sense of connection.
Across islands, coastlines, mountains and vibrant cities, every destination offers its own character and rhythm. Some invite adventure, others encourage slower exploration, but the most rewarding journeys are often those that combine comfort, authenticity and a sense of place.
From luxury hotels and boutique retreats to safari experiences, rail journeys and small-ship voyages, our collection celebrates travel that feels considered, inspiring and memorable long after returning home.
Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate, a grand five-star retreat on the shores of Lough Corrib, weaves 18th-century Irish heritage with modern luxury, offering an enchanting escape for guests seeking timeless elegance amidst the dramatic West of Ireland landscape. Just 2 miles from Galway city centre, this historic property, part of the Irish-owned MHL Hotel Collection, features 50 exquisitely appointed rooms within a restored 18th-century manor. Each air-conditioned room boasts plush bedding, flat-screen TVs, and en suite marble bathrooms with power showers, luxury toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. The design blends period charm with contemporary comfort, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere with views of the serene estate or Lough Corrib. Dining at the iconic Pullman Restaurant, housed in two original Orient Express carriages, offers a unique experience with award-winning cuisine and daily afternoon tea, served in a setting rich with historic character. The elegant River Room Restaurant captivates with panoramic lake views and refined dishes crafted from local ingredients, while Palmers Bar & Kitchen provides a cozy, lively space for casual dining with a varied menu. A lavish breakfast buffet, featuring fresh pastries and Irish specialties, energizes guests each morning. The 138-acre estate invites adventure with a Championship 9-Hole Golf Course, a 21-bay Trackman Driving Range, falconry, fishing, and complimentary estate bicycles for scenic rides. The Glo Spa & Wellness offers a serene sanctuary with bespoke treatments, while tranquil walking paths enhance relaxation. The concierge curates tailored experiences, from private cultural tours of Galway to estate activities, immersing guests in Ireland's vibrant heritage. Just a short drive from Galway's bustling city centre, with the Connemara National Park 50 kilometers away, Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate places guests near Ireland's cultural and natural treasures. Shannon Airport is a 90-kilometer drive, anchoring this majestic retreat in the heart of the West of Ireland's captivating allure.
From £255 per night
Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate, a grand five-star retreat on the shores of Lough Corrib, weaves 18th-century Irish heritage with modern luxury, offering an enchanting escape for guests seeking timeless elegance amidst the dramatic West of Ireland landscape. Just 2 miles from Galway city centre, this historic property, part of the Irish-owned MHL Hotel Collection, features 50 exquisitely appointed rooms within a restored 18th-century manor. Each air-conditioned room boasts plush bedding, flat-screen TVs, and en suite marble bathrooms with power showers, luxury toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. The design blends period charm with contemporary comfort, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere with views of the serene estate or Lough Corrib. Dining at the iconic Pullman Restaurant, housed in two original Orient Express carriages, offers a unique experience with award-winning cuisine and daily afternoon tea, served in a setting rich with historic character. The elegant River Room Restaurant captivates with panoramic lake views and refined dishes crafted from local ingredients, while Palmers Bar & Kitchen provides a cozy, lively space for casual dining with a varied menu. A lavish breakfast buffet, featuring fresh pastries and Irish specialties, energizes guests each morning. The 138-acre estate invites adventure with a Championship 9-Hole Golf Course, a 21-bay Trackman Driving Range, falconry, fishing, and complimentary estate bicycles for scenic rides. The Glo Spa & Wellness offers a serene sanctuary with bespoke treatments, while tranquil walking paths enhance relaxation. The concierge curates tailored experiences, from private cultural tours of Galway to estate activities, immersing guests in Ireland's vibrant heritage. Just a short drive from Galway's bustling city centre, with the Connemara National Park 50 kilometers away, Glenlo Abbey Hotel & Estate places guests near Ireland's cultural and natural treasures. Shannon Airport is a 90-kilometer drive, anchoring this majestic retreat in the heart of the West of Ireland's captivating allure.
From £255 per night
