About

Clooncahir Lodge B&B

Clooncahir Lodge Bed & Breakfast sits opposite Lough Rynn lake, a short distance from Lough Rynn Castle. Opened in 2024, the house offers rooms furnished with comfortable beds and floral linens for a welcoming, homely feel. Guests are greeted with homebaked treats on arrival and breakfast available each morning. Enjoy the nearby woodland walks, cycle the local routes, try fishing, or relax with a book in the garden—there is something for everyone at Clooncahir Lodge.

What to expect from your stay.

 

Starting the day right.

Breakfast, the most important meal of the day as they say. Help yourself to the continental breakfast including yogurts, granola, fresh fruit salad. All dietary requirements are catered for, just let us know in advance.

Coffee in bed

Relaxing in comfort.

Imagine lazy mornings, nestled amongst the sheets and comfy pillows and listening to the chorus of birdsong. That is exactly what you can expect at Clooncahir Lodge B&B; all the home comforts, mixed with the luxury of staying somewhere else. The ultimate tranquility retreat.

Wild Swimming.

Take a dip in the beautiful Lough Rynn lake, only a stone’s throw away. Reap all the physical and mental benefits that come along with a quick dip into the invigorating Irish waters! What a way to start the day!

Reading on the grass

Disconnecting.

We encourage our guests to try disconnect and forget about their normal stresses. Leave down your laptop or phone, pick up a book and breathe in the fresh air. Of course, WiFi is available if and when you need it, albeit at Leitrim speeds.

Bike rides.

Take a leisurely cycle and explore the grounds of Lough Rynn and the surrounding areas. Take off on the open road, explore the country side and forget your worries.

Family hiking in woods

Walking and hiking.

Pull on your walking boots and head out to blow away the cobwebs right on the doorstep of Clooncahir Lodge. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around Lough Rynn’s 300 acre estate & see nature at its best in the walled gardens. Bring a picnic, or stop into Lough Rynn Castle for Afternoon Tea.