GUESTROOMS
12 lavishly and individually appointed guestrooms including 4 standard rooms, 6 superior rooms and 2 suites.

ACCOMMODATION REVIEW
Uniquely located on a wooded tidal island and connected to the mainland by a causeway, St. Ernans House Hotel offers the perfect respite from the hectic pace of everyday life. An oasis of peace and tranquility, St. Ernans was built by John Hamilton in 1826, a young landowner noted for his practical concern towards his tenants. Situated about a mile from the town of Donegal, St. Ernans today represents an unspoiled country hideaway, untouched by the rigours city-living.

Situated in amazingly scenic countryside almost in the midst of Donegal Bay, the crackle of a real log fire, the moments spent lost in a book in the quiet of the drawing room, the music of a songbird through an open window and the luxury of a deep, untroubled sleep in a luxurious bed, await your visit to St. Ernans. Each of the 12 guestrooms are exquisitely appointed, each offering its own unique charm and most offering breathtaking views of the sea and countryside.

The area around Donegal is one of the most scenically beautiful in Ireland and there are many activities and interesting places to visit in the region. Donegal was the seat of the powerful O'Donnell clan and their castle still dominates the local landscape. Guests are recommend to visit Castle Coole, a magnificent neo-classical house built in the 1830's and family home of the Earls of Belmore. It has remarkable furnishings and paintings from the era. Belleek Pottery, the world famous pottery manufacturer, offers guided tours, while demonstrations are ongoing in the visitor centre.