The Hotel

Housed in a former Victorian style railway station in the central area of the namesake town, Clifden Station House welcomes guests to a cosy setting that combines old architectural touches with modern comforts and leisure facilities, allowing travellers to spend a relaxing break in the coastal area of Co. Galway.

Guests are invited to feel at home, enjoying their stay in spacious, self-contained apartments featuring a living area, fully-equipped kitchen, flat-screen TV and en suite bathroom.

Those looking for the fresh local produce can visit the hotel’s on-site restaurant, keeping in mind the dining experience is also possible at either of the two bars, Signal Bar and Library Bar.

As to pampering, Clifden Station House boasts a leisure centre featuring state of the art facilities, including swimming pools (one for kids), a hot tub and sauna, as well as a Swedish steam room. Guests willing to keep up with their workout routine can make most of the on-site gym but other courses, such as yoga, Pilates, and aerobics, are also on offer.

Groupon’s Guide To Co. Galway

Replete with ancient vestiges and nature beauties, Co. Galway allures travellers to delve in the vastness and variety of its landscape. It mixes the mildness of the coastal area with the roughness of the landlocked territory in a setting which is home to Ireland’s largest lake, Lough Corrib.

Steeped between the Na Beanna Beola, which is home to the highest peak in the country (Benbaun), Sliabh Echtghe and the coastal region, highlights such as the late medieval Dunguaire and Aughnanure castles, the derelict but now highly popular Glengowla Mines and the 6th century Clonfert Cathedral reminisce of the county’s past. The puzzling rock formations of the Burren and the Cliffs of Moher add up, but globetrotters should also consider visiting the Inchagoill Island and the Aran Islands in order to get a complete view of the county’s historical and nature assets.