1 Night, 2 Rounds
- 1 Night Bed and Breakfast at Lahinch Coast Hotel & Suites
- 1 Round at Old Course, Lahinch
- 1 Round at Castle Course, Lahinch
1 Night, 2 Rounds
Set right on the shoreline in County Clare, the Lahinch Golf and Leisure Hotel makes an easy base for a Lahinch golf break with the beach on your doorstep and the village a short stroll away. You're close to Lahinch Golf Club, so early tee times are straightforward, and you can spend the rest of the day doing what Lahinch does best: a walk along the promenade, a pint in the village and a proper feed afterwards.
Lahinch has long been a favourite with golfers and surfers, and it's the sort of place that suits groups who want a sociable atmosphere as much as a serious links test. Stay here and you can keep the car parked, head out for your round, then wander back into the village for a drink without any faff.
Back at the hotel, the leisure facilities are a genuine bonus after 18 holes in west coast wind. There's a 17-metre pool, steam room, sauna, whirlpool and gym, plus an outdoor hot tub for a soak before dinner. For après-golf, the Aberdeen Bar is a comfortable spot to settle in and replay the round, while the Dunes Restaurant is popular locally and a handy option when you want to stay on-site.
Who is this for?
Golf groups, societies, couples and families who want Lahinch on the doorstep, a walkable village base and leisure facilities for recovery after the links.
Who is it best for?
Golfers prioritising Lahinch Golf Club and a sociable après-golf scene, with the option to add Doonbeg or Ballybunion within reach.
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The hotel offers 4-star accommodation across 144 rooms and suites, finished in a classic, comfortable style that works well for golf groups. Standard rooms cover the essentials for a short break, with good beds, modern bathrooms and space to sort your kit after a round. If you're travelling with friends or family, the two-bedroom suites are worth a look as they include a separate living area, handy for spreading out or keeping different sleep schedules either side of tee times.
Room outlook varies, with many rooms taking in the coast while others face the village and surrounding countryside. If a sea view matters, it's best to request it at booking.
One of the big advantages here is the leisure centre. A swim in the 17-metre pool is ideal for loosening up, and the steam room, sauna and whirlpool are spot-on after a long walk on the links. There's also a gym if you like to keep the routine going during your trip. The outdoor hot tub is a highlight, particularly on cooler evenings when you still want to sit out and take in the Atlantic air.
Food and drink are simple to organise on-site. The Aberdeen Bar has a relaxed, golfer-friendly feel and suits groups looking for an easy meeting point after the round. For dinner, the Dunes Restaurant is well regarded in the area and focuses on quality cooking, with local produce featuring regularly on the menu. It's become a go-to choice for visitors who want to stay put after a long day on the course, and the kitchen handles everything from hearty breakfasts before early tee times to proper sit-down dinners when you're ready to settle in for the evening.
Anthony
✓14 Jul 2025
Blue
✓13 Jul 2025
Stayed here with a group of 15 people. All extremely happy with the rooms, the food served in the bar, the breakfast, and the kindness of all the staff. I can’t find fault in our stay.
Paul
✓7 May 2025
Really lovely coastal hotel in a great location in a lovely village Perfect for the golf courses we played Would highly recommend
Michael
✓10 May 2024
Lahinch Coast hotel as perfect for the trip, clean, good facilities, average breakfast.
Kingsley
✓12 Jun 2022
Check-in from 4pm | Check-out from 12pm
7:30-10:30am
Casual
Dunes Restaurant
There is 1 bar on site
There is complimentary car parking