Cúnna Bán

Rating
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 3
Pets No
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tesco-bag-tourists
June 2018

“Fantastic luxury”

I absolutely love this house, the only thing I don't like is the fact I can't pick it up and take it home lol. Had a great week here, house is very comfortable, clean and warm with fantastic views. Everything you could possibly need is here. We came as a group of four and all of us would return again.

I absolutely love this house, the only thing I don't like is the fact I can't pick it up and take it home lol. Had a great week here, house is very comfortable, clean and warm with fantastic views. Everything you could possibly need is here. We came as a group of four and all of us would return again.
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Mr De Sainte Croix May 2018

“Superb holiday home which is a credit to its owner.”

We spent the first half hour just walking around Cunna Ban admiring the place. Very comfortable accommodation and located in a great position for peace and quiet. Close enough to either Fanore, Ballyvaughan or Lisdoonvarna for supplies. O’Donohues pub is about 300 metres away as is the shop and Vasco the deli/cafe. But just to recap, Cunna Ban is probably the best 3 bedroom detached holiday home on the Wild Atlantic Way. This property is even better than described in our opinion. Many thanks, Steve, Konstanze, Tony and Lyn.
Mrs Wallace April 2018

“Key collection arrangements rather convoluted and unnecessarily so as they were left under a stone by the front door anyway!”

The interior of the house is very modern, stark and minimalist - not at all cosy. No provision for hanging up wet weather gear near the door - an essential in the west of Ireland. All appliances worked well but the timing of the the heating system did not allow any adjustment and did not allow for damp, cold afternoons and early evenings, although it was possible to light the peat burner. Much of the crockery is very chipped and cracked and cutlery would be in short supply if there were 6 people staying. Great location and views
Mr Van Mourik April 2018

“The location of the Cunna Ban cottage was fantastic with excellent views on the Atlantic Ocean.”

Close to (15 km) the Cliffs of Mohair and to Doolin with the famous music pubs and Doolin Pier with the ferry to the Aran Isles.
Mr Ryan October 2017

“Exceptional location for views and tranquility.”

A very well maintained and laid out cottage.
Hollyhead1 August 2017

“Perfect, clean, spacious, sea view cottage.”

Sea view out the front window, the Burren hills out the back! The cottage is lovely, three double bedrooms (2 ensuite), lovely furnishings, kitchen, all the bits and pieces you could want. We stayed with two children, 4 and 7 years, who were very happy to have their own double beds. There is a lovely pub about 300 yards away where we ate three times. We also went to Aillwee Caves, Bunratty Castle, Lahinch, Spanish Point and Galway. You need a car, unless you are specifically coming for a walking or cycling holiday. Peace and quiet is easy, if you don't have young children, as we did! The one problem we had with the hot water was sorted within a day. Highly recommended.
Mrs Schwoebel June 2017

“Cunna Ban was the best holiday house we ever had.”

It was absolutely cosy and the scenery we looked upon was overwhelming. One thing to improve: Regulate level and time of the heating by ourselves.
Peter v May 2017

“Very, very good!”

We have had a great time in this very comfortable house. We were here for 2 weeks and saw the beautiful nature of Ireland: - cliffs of Moher, - the Carron walk in the Burren, - Doolin and the Pier, - a walk at Flaggy shore, - citytrip to Galway, - roadtrip to Kilfenora, Dysert O'dea castle, Lemanagh castle and Ennis, - Bunratty castle and folkpark, - Lahinch beach and promenade, - coastal walk from the cliffs to Doolin, - teatime in Ballyvaghan, - and ofcourse the beach in Fanore. The weather was in the first week fine, some showers, sometimes sun and clouds and a little bit cold (10 C). The second week we needed sunprotection, what a lovely sunshine (20C). We will tell our family in Holland about this great house in this wonderful country.
Geoff S July 2015

“Peace, Tranquility & Relaxation”

Cunna Ban is a truly exceptional holiday cottage which offers spacious, comfortable accommodation which we thoroughly enjoyed. The cottage has space for several generations to stay together and is very well furnished and equipped. The location on the Atlantic coast overlooking the Aran Islands and Galway Bay is stunning and changes with the weather and the cottage is an ideal base from which to explore the Burren region and part of the Wild Atlantic Way. Close by there is a shop, pub and café/bistro and you are guaranteed a warm welcome and friendly Irish hospitality in all three. We cannot rate this cottage highly enough and would return tomorrow if we were able to do so!
robinbryn September 2014

“Wonderful Cottage in Superb Location”

We stayed in Cunna Ban for two sunny weeks. The quality of the accommodation is outstanding and its location would be hard to better. The house is warm and sparklingly clean. Everything is finished to a very high standard, bathrooms and the kitchen are excellent, dining and sitting rooms airy and comfortable. The front windows look out over the ocean and side and back window give views of the Burren. I have already recommended the house to several friends.
LlyodClare February 2014

“Beautiful House”

We stayed at Cunna Ban for 3 nights. The house was beautifully decorated and VERY big :) would recommend this for a family due to the size. The house is located a 5 minute walk from O' Donohues Pub in Fanore which is probably the best pub in Ireland :) Only complaint would be that the house was very cold in the evening. The heating was timed and we could not adjust. The owners left a starter fire which was very kind of them but we could not manage to get a fire going! I'm sure had i let the owners know that there was an issue with temperature they would have been very helpful. So our mistake here. The facilities in the house were great, lots of games, DVDs and CDs also if you didnt have much to do. The kitchen and dining area was lovely and nice to cook in. Overall we had a really lovely stay and the house was a highlight.
Tonja B July 2013

“Excellent Vacation”

This was a wonderful cottage, in a wonderful location. We enjoyed staying here very much and it made for wonderful Ireland memories. Thank you very much!
A FlipKey verified reviewer April 2013

“Absolutely fantastic”

The service was excellent and unobtrusive.We particularly liked the house which was perfectly clean,spacious,very well equipped good decor and modern.As for the location brilliant views of countryside ocean and islands.local shop nearby very convenient and the owner was very helpful and informing about the area,restaurants etc.The peace and quiet was beautiful and the whole experience very relaxing, we have no negative comments or thoughts to make.
hazelLakewood February 2013

“Absolutely Beautiful Home”

I have been along the Coast Rd. and know just how beautiful the scenery is, and wanted to stay there for a week, and chose Cunna Ban much to my great satisfaction. Since it is a quiet time of the year, and my flight from the states arrived about 7:00 the owner was kind enough to let me check in early just to make it easier for me especially since nothing is really open at that time of the morning. After I arrived at the property, and met the caretaker Ann-Marie, (more about her a little later on) I realized it was exactly as described on the web-site, and quickly knew how wise my decision was to stay at this property. It was in pristine condition, and nothing was lacking in this beautiful home. I snuggled under the beautiful comforter at night, and slept soundly until the next morning when I could plan where I would go that day. Ten minutes in either direction will take you to Lisdoonvarna or Ballyvaughn which are lovely villages, and from there you can venture to Galway City. A little beyond that I would suggest visiting the beautiful Kylemore Abbey that has a wonderful history that one should read up on, then venture on to Clifden and visit Walsh bakery just for a few erxtra pounds, and I can prove that. Next, thank goodness for Ann Marie who answered endless questions about this and that with a smile on her face every time, and probably wondered what planet I came from. For instance, I was surprised to find the stove had a gas burner, and an electric stove as here is the states its either one or the other. I left Ireland knowing I had made a friend that I will surely keep in touch with. If you find you need something in a hurry there is a small convenience store/post office right down the road that will take care of emergency needs. Do yourself a favor and stay at this beautiful home.
A FlipKey verified reviewer December 2012

“The most enjoyable experience we ever had”

the service was excellent could not wish for any better,the home was spotless,the location is beautiful,there was nothing about the home or the place that we did not like,so much so that we cannot wait to go again MW
Blancanieves0186470 August 2012

“Lovely, spacious modern house in stunning area”

This is a recently built property and we were privileged to be the first guests. We were really delighted with the cottage and the surrounding area. We were warmly welcomed and found the cottage to be superbly equipped and pristinely clean. The rooms are spacious with wooden floors throughout and lovely views. It's set in a peaceful location on the beautiful Burren coast. It's worth knowing that it takes about 40 mins from Fanore to join the main Galway road, so this is definitely a location for peace and quiet rather than easy access to Galway / Limerick etc. That said, the Cliffs of Moher, Doolin and Lisdoonvarna are all just a few minutes away by car. It's also worth bringing lots of cash as not every restaurant/shop takes a card and it was common for us to be told that the nearest cash dispenser was 15 miles away! We would definitely recommend this cottage and the Burren area.

The property

This impressively-presented detached holiday cottage is located on the edge of the pretty seaside village of Fanore, County Clare.

Stylishly furnished and finished to a high standard, this lovely cottage boasts panoramic Atlantic Ocean views to the front and is just over a mile from the delicate limestone cliffs and golden sands of the village's renowned Blue Flag beach.

This is a perfect cottage for families and friends wishing to explore this lovely part of the country.

The spacious sitting room at this cottage is bright and airy with a multi-fuel stove housed in a stone feature fireplace, perfect for sitting in front of after an invigorating walk along the beautiful West Clare coast.

There are also three comfortable king-size double bedrooms, two with en-suite facilities, offering quality sleeping accommodation.

The modern kitchen has integrated appliances being well equipped for mealtimes, and leads into the sunny dining room, which has wonderful ocean views.

Outside this cosy cottage there is a patio where you can sit and relax with a refreshing drink whilst planning your next day’s activities.

Fanore is located just a short drive from the famed Burren region, an area of fascination for botanists, geologists and archaeologists alike.

Those looking for a glimpse into Ireland as it was years ago, can take the ferry from the quaint village of Doolin to the Aran Islands and admire the views of the Cliffs of Moher along the way.

With walking from the doorstep and the friendly local pub just a short stroll away, this wonderful cottage offers a fantastic Irish getaway all year round.

Features

Off road parking
Ground floor accommodation
Ground floor bedroom
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

Accommodation

All ground floor. Three king-size double bedrooms (two with en-suite shower, basin and WC). Bathroom with bath, shower over, separate shower cubicle, basin and WC. Kitchen with breakfast table (seats 2) and breakfast bar (seats 2). Utility. Dining room. Sitting room with multi-fuel stove.

Amenities

Oil central heating with multi-fuel stove
Electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, radio, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs
Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair
Off road parking for 4 cars
Patio with furniture
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop and pub 10 mins walk.

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About the location

FANORE, COUNTY CLARE

Doolin 8 miles; Lisdoonvarna 10 miles; Lahinch 18 miles.

Fanore is a charming coastal village on the Wild Atlantic Way, situated between Ballyvaughan and Doolin in County Clare, Fanore is a popular village with walkers, surfers and tourists, and boasts a nice sandy beach.

It is also of particular interest to botanists and geologists, owing to its location on the edge of the Burren – renowned for its unique flora and fauna, and rugged landscape.

It has several famous green road walking routes like the Caher Valley Loop making it a very popular destination for walking enthusiasts.

Nearby Lisdoonvarna is Ireland's premier Spa town, home to the only active spa centre in Ireland; boasting a Victorian pump house, sauna, massage room and mineral baths, situated in woodland surroundings.

The town is also home to the 150 year old Matchmaking Festival, which takes place every year during September and October.

Lisdoonvarna has eight pubs, some offering traditional Irish music, and good shops and restaurants.

Lahinch, 18 miles away, is a bustling seaside resort, offering a promenade, golf links, Seaworld and a leisure complex.

In addition, the world renowned Doolin is 9 miles away, which is Irelands Traditional Music capital.

famous for its traditional pubs and restaurants, not to mention the local recording studio, where you can listen to some of the best traditional musicians being recorded live.

A beautiful location with something for everyone..

Cúnna Bán

Fanore, County Clare (Ref. 14941)

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Reviews

“Fantastic luxury”

“Superb holiday home which is a credit to its owner.”

“Key collection arrangements rather convoluted and unnecessarily so as they were left under a stone by the front door anyway!”

“The location of the Cunna Ban cottage was fantastic with excellent views on the Atlantic Ocean.”

“Exceptional location for views and tranquility.”

“Perfect, clean, spacious, sea view cottage.”

“Cunna Ban was the best holiday house we ever had.”

“Very, very good!”

“Peace, Tranquility & Relaxation”

“Wonderful Cottage in Superb Location”

“Beautiful House”

“Excellent Vacation”

“Absolutely fantastic”

“Absolutely Beautiful Home”

“The most enjoyable experience we ever had”

“Lovely, spacious modern house in stunning area”

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FANORE, COUNTY CLARE

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Reviews

“Fantastic luxury”

“Superb holiday home which is a credit to its owner.”

“Key collection arrangements rather convoluted and unnecessarily so as they were left under a stone by the front door anyway!”

“The location of the Cunna Ban cottage was fantastic with excellent views on the Atlantic Ocean.”

“Exceptional location for views and tranquility.”

“Perfect, clean, spacious, sea view cottage.”

“Cunna Ban was the best holiday house we ever had.”

“Very, very good!”

“Peace, Tranquility & Relaxation”

“Wonderful Cottage in Superb Location”

“Beautiful House”

“Excellent Vacation”

“Absolutely fantastic”

“Absolutely Beautiful Home”

“The most enjoyable experience we ever had”

“Lovely, spacious modern house in stunning area”

The property

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About the location

FANORE, COUNTY CLARE

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