Two Night Stay For Two With Breakfast for €110 at Inishowen Gateway Hotel, Donegal (Up to 56% Off)
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Two Night Stay For Two With Breakfast for €110 at Inishowen Gateway Hotel, Donegal (Up to 56% Off)
- Inishowen peninsular location
- Bar and restaurant on site
- Golf course and leisure facilities
The Deal
- Two night stay in double or twin en suite room
- Full Irish breakfast
- Complimentary bottle of wine when dining from table d'hôte menu
- Complimentary golf
- Access to all leisure facilities
Limit 1 per 2 people. Limit 1 per stay. Booking required. Non-cancellable once confirmed. Valid Sun-Thu only. Check in 4pm, check out midday. €10 supplement per night for children over 4. Children under 4 stay free. Max 1 child per booking. Must be 18 or over with valid ID for wine. Bottle of wine limited to one per stay. Original value based on hotel rack rates. Valid for option purchased only.
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Perching on the Inishowen Peninsular and dipping its toes into the chilly Irish Sea, this auberge is snuggled between an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a blue flag beach. Get a breath of fresh air with today's Groupon from Inishowen Gateway Hotel.
• €110 for a two night stay for two (Up to 56% off)With a full Irish breakfast and bottle of wine when dining
The Hotel
With plush and contemporary rooms offering views of ocean and mountains alike, Inishowen Gateway Hotel glimmers on the Buncrana coast. The Peninsular restaurant serves up a seasonally rotating menu featuring locally sourced beef and fish, while the more laid back Loughview Bar dishes out afternoon tea, real ales, and regular live music. Guests can relax in the 20 metre pool, sauna, and Jacuzzi, or get athletic in the gym, while the Seagrass Wellbeing Centre offers relaxation packages with facials, massages, and manicures galore.
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A nine hole golf course sits between the hotel and the water's edge, so pack your clubs and try to avoid hitting the sea, as residents of the hotel can squeeze in a round free of charge. The shoreline offers picturesque rambles, including the sands of Lisfannon beach, and its shores provide plenty of water sports. For some cultural exploration, take a trip to Grianan of Aileach, a circular fort dating back to the years of BC that boasts panoramic views of Ireland’s gargantuan back garden. 
The Stay
• Full Irish breakfast each morning
• Complimentary bottle of wine when dining from table d'hôte menu
• Double or twin rooms
• Access to all leisure facilities
• Complimentary golf
Transport
Road: From the A6, take the A514/A515 to the A2, which becomes the N13. Exit towards Bun Cranncha/Buncrana and follow the R238/239 to reach the Inishowen Gateway Hotel on Railway Road on the right.
Reviews
The Inishowen Gateway Hotel has received widespread praise from visitors. 76% of well rested LateRooms.com users would stay again, while TripAdvisors awarded the hotel a very inviting 4/5. Visitors gave special mentions to the hotel’s friendly staff, the location, and the range of leisure facilities.
Hotel in nice situation with good views of Lough Swilly and the surrounding countryside. Staff very friendly and helpful. Rooms excellent good size & comfortable. Food excellent good portions well presented.
– Seen2, TripAdvisor, Mar 2012
– Keith L, LateRooms.com, Jan 2012
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