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Information and Accommodation
The bedrooms all have en-suite facilities, direct dial telephones, hair dryers and most have televisions. Breakfast is served between 7.30 and 9.30am. The conservatory lounge and cosy 'snug' lounge are for the exclusive use of our guests. We have taken great care to ensure the weary traveller is fully rested, ready for the next day. Your host, Mrs. Helen Stack, has 25 years experience with her guests and brings all those years to bear providing for your stay. Email here with your booking enquiry
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A
lovely modern bungalow in a quiet area, 1 mile from the famous town
of Lisdoonvarna. The Stack family live in a separate section, so
our guests have the run of the house. There is a patio for your
use, overlooking scenic countryside and our landscaped garden. This
is an ideal base for touring the Burren, Cliffs of Moher, Aran Islands
and the well known health spa in Lisdoonvarna|
Rates and Tariffs
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We
are open from March to October
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Directions and the Area
To get to Ore-a-Tava, drive through Lisdoonvarna heading for Ballyvaughan. About 1km out of town, take the sharp left turn at the water pump where the road appears as a 'T' junction. Ore-a-Tava is the third house on the left. You will find ample and secure parking here. We are very well positioned as a base when touring the region. Galway City and Shannon Airport are only an hours drive away north and south respectively. The area is, of course, very well known for the Burren. This 100sq mile area of limestone rock, was shaped by the receding ice of the last Ice Age, upto some 250,000 years ago. The unique 'pavement' effect of the limestone is clearly seen everywhere and can harbour many flora normally found in alpine regions of Europe. The Aran Islands can easily be reached from the coastal village of Doolin some 8kms away. Championship golf is available on the famous Lahinch links only 15kms away along with a fine beach too. Horse riding, swimming, pitch & putt and the like can also be enjoyed in the area. A night in Lisdoonvarna is not to be missed either. The famous spa town has many pubs in which to drink and enjoy the traditional Irish music played nightly during the summer months. See you soon... |
