Location
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Situated on the main Galway/Limerick Road (N18), the Auburn Lodge Hotel is just 15km from Shannon International Airports.Located only 15km away is Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. Just North along the Coast of Clare, are the famous Cliffs of Moher. Stretching over 5 miles long and rising over 700 feet, they provide a truly spectacular view of the Clare coastline, the Aran Islands and the hills of Kerry and Connemara.
Rooms
The 100-bedroom hotel is a perfect place to relax. Moreover, each room complete with en-suite, satellite TV, direct dial telephone, hairdryer and complimentary tea and coffee is furnished with your comfort in mind.
Restaurant
The Oyster Restaurant, with its exceptionally high standard of both traditional and continental flair is a joy to relax in. The Auburn Restaurant with its wood and brick charm has a more casual atmosphere and is the perfect place to enjoy a meal after a couple of drinks in Tailor Quigley's Pub or Golfer's Bar.
Lounge/Bar
Tailor Quigley's Pub has a wonderful atmosphere for a sing-along, and one can enjoy listening to many famous musicians nightly during the Summer. Come and enjoy a 'session' with many of Clare's well known musicians.
Leisure Facilities
The River lodge Health and Fitness Club boasts a heated swimming pool which also incorporates a separate childrenandrsquo;s pool, sauna andamp; steam room and one of the most modern and stylish gyms in the West of Ireland. The River Lodge also has four beauty treatment rooms. With everything including Massage, Facial, Pedicures plus a whole range of other treatments.
General
Nestled in among the lush green hillsides of County Clare and within easy access of the many wondrous attractions of the West of Ireland lies the Auburn Lodge on the outskirts of the historic town of Ennis. All in all, the Auburn Lodge Hotel provides the perfect, relaxing venue for all your needs. . As a town known for its richness in history and tradition, Ennis dates back to the 13th century, when it was originally settled around the site of a Francisan Friary. With the Friary's magnificent ruins still at its center, the town exists today as a thriving market-place known for its narrow, winding streets and colourful shopfronts and pubs.