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O Connell Street
Ennis
Co. Clare |
Distance to Ennis: 17KM
Distance to Shannon Airport: 19KM
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Pack your luggage and set off on the flight bound to Ireland with Ennis, Co. Clare as your destination. In this town, luxury does not require a pocket full of riches. Enjoyment and fun come in economical packages. The funkiest and most thrilling appeals are easy to get to plus the top rate hotels can best be enjoyed.
How would you like the idea of resting yourself on a setting built long before you were born? Exciting and romantic may be quite some good terms to describe what would it be like. If your romantic escapade or your golfing break takes you to Ennis, Co. Clare, the hotel to stay is the Old Ground Hotel. Getting here is a wrinkle off your pretty face. Nestled right in the heart of the Ennis town and just barely 14 miles from the Shannon Airport, the Old Ground Hotel can be reached via the buses and taxis available or you can opt to hire a car.
What makes this hotel an ideal place to stay while you make your own mark at Ireland is its ease of access to Co. Clare’s fascinating culture and its big whooping scenery aside from the hotel’s in-house attractions.
If the need to suffice the cravings of your traveler’s tongue takes its spotlight, the hotel’s very own Town Hall Cafe comes to the scene. O’ Brien Room, still an Old Ground Hotel’s pride, gets top marks as one of Co. Clare’s renowned bistros. The award winning “Poet’s Corner”, on the other hand, gives you the feel of varied atmospheres in each corner. Wake up the poet side that lurks inside you and dine in at this corner – your corner. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are the nights to mark if you wish to catch some enlivening traditional Irish music.
A tour to Ennis, Co. Clare is made more comfortable by the Old Ground Hotel. This hotel is as historic as Ennis itself. A trip around this town would be perfect to add to your vacation itinerary. What to see all over Ennis includes exquisite limestone formation called the Burren and the stunning high cliffs of Moher. There are more to discover and they all wait for you.
If I were to be asked to summarize my idea of a supreme vacation in Ireland in four sentences, here is what I’ll say – and I will refer to all as “best”: Best destination is Ireland. Best town to celebrate life in just a few days is Ennis, Co. Clare. Best hotel to stay for the most remarkable visit is Old Ground Hotel. Best time to put this into real life’s canvass is today.
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