Oughterard, Connemara, Co. Galway, Ireland |
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 Railway Lodge Country Home"This is the most idyllic, romantic, pampering and thoroughly enjoyable B&B we've stayed at! And definitely worth the little drive from Galway, to be in this fairytale setting." Mr. & Mrs. G. Sluman, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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 Winding Country Road Leading to LodgeVery near to the village of Oughterard is this small country road leading to the peaceful setting of Railway Lodge. Enjoy the tranquillity of the countryside while being within a 5 minute walk from the Village and its great variety of restaurants, pubs and shops. Click here for driving directions. |
 View of Cloosh Mountains from Lodge
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 The scenery is brilliant around the Lodge with views of Cloosh Mountains and the surrounding farmland and countryside. Each room in the house has a different view with equally breathtaking scenery.
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 Sitting Room looking out to the ConservatoryThe comfortable sitting room is open to all the guests. It contains a television, which is rarely in use with the abundance of intriguing books.
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 ConservatoryThe sunny conservatory is an ideal place to plan your day's activities, to enjoy your breakfast or afternoon tea. |
 KitchenThis traditional country kitchen is where Carmel prepares her mouth-watering breakfasts including: home-baked breads, locally-made jams, hand-mixed muesli, organic yogurt, fresh squeezed orange juice, tea-leaf tea, fresh percolated coffee and of course the traditional Irish fry with all the trimmings.
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 Bedroom 3Each bedroom is fully furnished in antique pine and polished wood floors. The beds contain specially ordered orthopaedic mattresses, are wrapped in the softest high quality sheets and draped with thick duvets covered in luxurious Irish linen.
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 Bright and Spacious En-suite BathroomEach bedroom has its own private bathroom facilities with electric shower and plush white towels. They are unusually spacious and are individually decorated with unique character. |
Member of Friendly Homes of Ireland
Member of Alastair Sawday's "Special Places to Stay" |
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