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Tati's Bake-Away

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Roundstone Connemara, Galway, H91 F8H4

20 km to Clifden, 75 km west of Galway

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Meet your host…

Tatijana Geiser

Kenny and Tati love the area of Connemara – with its raw beauty, ever-changing skies, and kind-hearted people – makes it all the more special to call this place home and to share it with others.

Roundstone
Connemara
County Galway
H91 F8H4

Endhouse in good condition on main street with 5 spaceaus bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, 2 rooms with King size bed, 2 bedrooms with double and single bed and 1 family room with double bed, single bed and spare mattress.

How to get here

In the heart of the village of Roundstone, 75 km west of Galway, 20 km to Clifden

Sat Nav: Lat (53.39568421379426) - Long (-9.918712735215994)

Facilities

Credit Cards Accepted
Cycling
Fishing within 5kms
Hair Dryer
Horse Riding
Internet Access
Ironing
Light Meals Available
No Smoking House
Private Car Park
Tea In Bedrooms
Walking
Wi-Fi

B&B Ireland Quality Assured

Meet your host…

Tatijana Geiser

Kenny and Tati love the area of Connemara – with its raw beauty, ever-changing skies, and kind-hearted people – makes it all the more special to call this place home and to share it with others.

Roundstone
Connemara
County Galway
H91 F8H4

Nearby attractions

Clifden – colour, coffee and a little bit of everything: When we feel like a change of pace, Clifden is our go-to. Just a short drive from Roundstone, this lively little town has a bit of everything: cosy cafés, colourful shopfronts, galleries full of local art, and streets made for wandering. We often come here on slower days – to pick up a gift, sip something strong in a quiet corner, or just people-watch from a sunny bench. It’s the kind of place where time moves differently, where you can lose an hour in a bookshop or stumble into live music on a Tuesday afternoon.
Gurteen Bay & Dogs Bay – our favourite place to just be: These two beaches sit side by side, separated by nothing more than a narrow strip of wild grasses – and both are breath-taking in their own way. Gurteen Bay has calm, sheltered waters and soft, white sand – perfect for a barefoot walk or a quiet swim. Dogs Bay, with its open curve and endless views, is where we go to clear our heads and soak in the vastness of the Atlantic. We come here in every season: for summer swims, windy walks, or to just sit and watch the clouds roll by. Bring a book, a blanket, a thermos of tea – or nothing at all. Sunset here isn’t just pretty. It’s the kind of moment you carry with you long after you’ve gone.
Kylemore Abbey – beauty, history and a hint of fairy-tale: Tucked into the mountainside and reflected in a glassy lake, Kylemore Abbey looks like something out of a storybook. Beyond the postcard-perfect view, you’ll find peaceful walks, a beautifully restored Victorian walled garden, and a rich history that’s both romantic and heart-breaking. We love visiting on quiet mornings, when the mist still lingers and the grounds feel almost sacred. It’s the kind of place that invites you to slow down, breathe deeper, and maybe stay for tea and cake in the cosy café. Even on a rainy day, it never disappoints.
The Twelve Bens – wild hills, quiet moments: This dramatic mountain range is a dream for walkers, photographers, and anyone who craves a little space to breathe. The trails vary from gentle hill walks to serious scrambles – but no matter the path, the views are worth every step. On quieter days, we head up with a flask of coffee and no real plan – just to follow the ridgelines and let the wind clear our minds. It’s Connemara at its purest: raw, open, and full of quiet magic. If you’re lucky, you might even meet a curious sheep or two along the way.