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West Coast House

Tourist Board Rating:

Achill Island, Mayo, F28 FA07

Review Score: Very Good 7.5/10

1km from Keel

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Meet your host…

Teresa McNamara

J.J. & I have been running West Coast House B & B since 1988. We enjoy interacting with our guests, advising them on what they can do, where they can walk and pointing out to them what they must see on lovely Achill Island. We have a superb location with panoramic views, looking down on the picturesque village of Dooagh and up at Croghan Mountain and out to the Atlantic Ocean. Our guests relax and really enjoy having a freshly cooked to order breakfast looking out at this million dollar view.

School Road
Dooagh
Achill Island
F28 FA07

A Fáilte Ireland Covid-19 Safety Chartered B&B.
An Achill Island getaway with stunning Atlantic views, guests will adore the tranquil setting of West Coast House, County Mayo. On an elevated site overlooking the island’s most westerly village, Dooagh, the house is surrounded by rugged landscape - from the ocean panoramas to the magnificent Croaghaun Mountain. Recommended by Le Guide du Routard and Frommer’s travel guide, guests can unwind in orthopaedic beds, enjoy delicious breakfasts and stroll idyllic beaches. Host Teresa McNamara happily advises guests on which local sights to visit. Just 1km from Keel and its array of fun water sports, visitors will have an enjoyable stay.

How to get here

From Castlebar take the R311 to Newport ,then the N59 from Newport to Mulranny and R319 from Mulranny to Keel, West Coast house is 3km past Keel, then turn right forWest Coast House.Follow the Wild Atlantic Way to Achill

Sat Nav: Lat (53.976125) - Long (-10.113190)

Facilities

Credit Cards Accepted
Cycling
Hair Dryer
Internet Access
Irish Spoken
No Smoking House
Private Car Park
Tea In Bedrooms
TV in Bedroom
Walking
Wi-Fi

Customer Reviews

10 Exceptional (1)	5 Average (0)
9 Superb (3)	4 Below Average (0)
8 Fabulous (2)	3 Fair (0)
7 Very Good (4)	2 Poor (0)
6 Good (0)	1 Very Poor (1)

Overall Score

7.5/10

Very Good

Dee

29 Sep 2021

Review Score: 10/10

We had an amazing two night stay with Teresa. She's a lovely lady who knows everything that's going on on the island and was able to point us in the right direction every time we had a question. The house is very comfortable and clean and the breakfast was spot on. The views from Teresa's home are beautiful. Will definitely be back and would highly recommend. Thank you again!

Kim Wright

03 Oct 2018

Review Score: 9/10

We had a spectacular time on Achill Island and West Coast was definitely a highlight. Teresa welcomed us warmly and directed us to the best sites on the island. West Coast House offered a spectacular view, and a brilliant double rainbow greeted us the morning we left before our fabulous breakfast. We'll be back.

Lubos Hron

17 Sep 2018

Review Score: 8/10

Zajímavě a dobře řešený pokoj, vynikající sňídaňový servis, nápomocný hostitel, mohu doporučit

Clare McLaughlin

30 Aug 2018

Review Score: 7/10

Very comfy bed and nice bathroom. Breakfast good. Great views.

Helga Rotthaler

26 Jul 2018

Review Score: 9/10

Schönes Haus, nette Gastgeber, gutes Frühstück, schönes und gemütliches Zimmer, nur ein Waschbecken hat im Bad gefehlt, das war aber für 2 Nächte nicht so schlimm!

Tourist Board Rating:

Meet your host…

Teresa McNamara

J.J. & I have been running West Coast House B & B since 1988. We enjoy interacting with our guests, advising them on what they can do, where they can walk and pointing out to them what they must see on lovely Achill Island. We have a superb location with panoramic views, looking down on the picturesque village of Dooagh and up at Croghan Mountain and out to the Atlantic Ocean. Our guests relax and really enjoy having a freshly cooked to order breakfast looking out at this million dollar view.

School Road
Dooagh
Achill Island
F28 FA07

Nearby attractions

Greenway Break : You can hire a bike at Achill Sound and cycle or walk the Green way from Achill to Mulranny and further if you feel like it This stretch of the Green way is the highlight of it and exposes you to the most stunning scenery of It is a Mountain, Sea ,Wild flora an Fauna in a quiet peaceful surround.It is a journey that you will not forget .
Walking & photography : Come to Achill Island and enjoy the beautiful walks on the beach, the untrodden roads of the Wild Atlantic Way or the high hills and take the most spectacular photos that you will treasure for a lifetime. West Coast House is situated on a superb site with a panoramic view of The Wild Atlantic Ocean, Croghan Mountain and the picturesque village of Dooagh. It catches the early morning sunshine and the magnificent evening sunset. Stay at West Coast House for 2 or 3 nights walking /photography break where your host will help you and advise you on the local walks that are well worth trying out. Maps of these walks and a booklet with local information is available for your use (free of charge).
Wild Atlantic Way: Drive form Cork to Donegal along the coast with breathtaking scenery where Achill Island is the highlight of this drive. You can drive round the Atlantic Drive, drive cycle or walk to the Deserted Village in Slievemore and drive along the most rugged and amazing scenery to Keem Bay, one of the top 10 beaches in the world. Keem Bay is a signature point on the Wild Atlantic Way Achill Island is a place you will not want to leave . There is a magic about it that grips everybody on the Wild Atlantic Way. You can view the whole island on the top of Minaun when you drive to it, from here you have 360 degree view. On a clear day you can see the Twelve Pins Mountains in Connemara, Croagh Patrick in Westport and the islands of Inishshark, inishbofin and Inishturk.