Image © Arnolds Hotel, Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal
Dunfanaghy.
Image © Arnolds Hotel, Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal
Image © Arnolds Hotel, Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal
© Arnolds Hotel Dunfanaghy
Image © Arnolds Hotel, Dunfanaghy, Co. Donegal
Welcome to Arnolds, a popular family owned and managed hotel in the pretty seaside village of Dunfanaghy overlooking Sheephaven Bay on The Wild Atlantic Way.
Established in 1922 and renowned for excellence in food and welcoming hospitality the Arnold family and staff strive to provide a holiday experience with a difference. Alongside comfortable and central accommodation, the hotel offers a lively Bar and Beer Garden with live music and entertainment by traditional and local musicians. Our Cocktail Bar and contemporary Restaurant overlooking the bay feature the finest locally sourced produce from land and sea. Arnolds Hotel is also home to Cafe Arnou a busy cafe by day and Gourmet Burger Bar by night. Horse Riding at the hotel Riding Stables Is a firm favourite with visitors and their families. Dunfanaghy is a charming village filled with Art Galleries, local Pottery, Craft and Gift shops, Restaurants, Bars and Street Cafes all on the doorstep of the hotel so you can stroll at your leisure and soak up the village atmosphere. For the more adventurous visitor there is an endless list of outdoor activities to enjoy including Water Sports, Horse Riding, Golf, Walking, Mountain Hiking, Cycling and Fishing. Killahoey Beach is located just across from the hotel under the sheltering arm of Horn Head, a Nine Mile scenic drive with views of Tory Island, Mount Errigal and Muckish Mountain Ranges. Other local attractions close to Arnolds Hotel include Marble Hill Beach, Tramore Beach overlooking the islands of Tory and Innisboffin, Ards Forest Park and Glenveagh National Park Castle & Gardens. There is something for everyone at any time of year! Get off the beaten track with family and friends and enjoy the Wild Atlantic landscapes and endless activities on offer in Dunfanaghy and Sheephaven Bay. For more information on Donegal go to www.govisitdongal.com