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Properties are selected based on real traveller reviews and popularity among guests who’ve booked a night in Carrick on Hotels.com. These Carrick hotels consistently deliver on quality, location and traveller experience. Last updated on 25 October 2026.

A large, historic building with multiple towers and a spacious lawn in front.

Three people engaged in conversation at a wooden counter in a modern interior with large windows and a chandelier.

A hotel room with a bed, a desk with a computer, a chair, a small table with a cup and saucer, and a window with curtains.

An indoor swimming pool with a checkered tile pattern, a changing room area, and a sauna.

1. Clayton Hotel & Leisure Club Sligo

Sligo

€96

includes taxes & fees

24 Nov - 25 Nov

A wooden table with a Guinness beer glass and a wine glass. The setting appears to be a cozy, dimly lit restaurant or bar with wooden paneling and cushioned seating.

A river with lush greenery and buildings in the background.

A bar with a Guinness glass and a wine glass on the counter.

A hotel room with a large bed, a desk with a chair, a television, and a window with curtains.

2. Riverside Hotel

Sligo

€116

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A dining table with plates of food, glasses, and a central light fixture at Tara Hotel.

A modern lounge area with seating and a large wall-mounted screen.

A cozy bar with wooden floors, a bar counter, stools, and various signs and memorabilia.

A hotel room with a bed, bedside table, and a small desk with chairs.

3. Tara Hotel

Killybegs

€160

includes taxes & fees

26 Oct - 27 Oct

A hotel room with a large bed, a desk, and a chair. There is a balcony with a view of the ocean.

A spacious lobby with a high ceiling, a chandelier, a fireplace, and a 'WELCOME' mat.

A spacious lobby with a high ceiling, a chandelier, comfortable seating, a fireplace, and a welcome sign on the floor.

A coastal landscape with rocky shores and a grassy hill.

4. Allingham Arms Hotel

Bundoran

€105

includes taxes & fees

29 Oct - 30 Oct

A room with two cushioned seating areas, a central table with a lamp, and a decorative vase with flowers.

A buffet setup with various food stations, including a fruit and vegetable section, and a selection of beverages.

A large, modern building with multiple windows and a well-maintained lawn.

A modern lounge area with a large flat-screen TV mounted on a brick wall, comfortable seating, and a central fire feature.

5. Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa, Sligo

Sligo

€128

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A modern interior with leather seating and large windows offering city views.

A modern hotel room with a large bed, a minibar, a bottle of champagne, and a view of the cityscape.

A modern building with a glass facade and a bridge over a river.

A modern interior with large windows, round tables, and green chairs.

6. The Glasshouse

Sligo

€176

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A modern interior with a glass door leading to an outdoor seating area.

A modern outdoor seating area with a wooden table and chairs, a neon sign, and a staircase with lights.

A modern interior with a glass partition, wooden seating, and a reception area.

A brick building with a sign reading "The Address" at the entrance.

7. The Address Sligo

Sligo

€120

includes taxes & fees

16 Nov - 17 Nov

A coastal hotel with multiple gabled roofs, situated on a cliff overlooking the sea.

A hotel room with a bed, a desk with a laptop, and a view of the city through large windows.

A spacious living room with a large window, a chandelier, and a view of the countryside.

A hotel lobby with a bar area, checkered floor, and seating.

8. Great Northern Hotel

Bundoran

€135

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A coastal landscape with a parking area, a beach, and a cliff.

A multi-level interior with a wooden staircase, a dining area, and a living room with a sofa and chairs.

A kitchen with wooden cabinets, a black countertop, and a tiled backsplash.

A dining table with a checkered tablecloth, plates of food, a painting of a rural landscape, and a guitar against the wall.

9. Áras BnB and Self Catering Accommodation

Glencolmcille

€108

includes taxes & fees

26 Oct - 27 Oct

An outdoor dining area with wicker chairs, a table with a vase of flowers, two glasses of white wine, and a dessert plate.

A modern bar area with round tables, bar stools, and a well-stocked liquor shelf.

A hot tub with a view of a garden through large windows.

An indoor swimming pool with clear blue water, white poolside chairs, and a tiled ceiling with a geometric pattern.

10. Sligo Park Hotel & Leisure Club

Sligo

€128

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A hotel lobby with a seating area, a reception desk, and a view of the street outside.

A bar area with wooden bar stools, a counter, and a variety of bottles and glasses on shelves.

A room with a fireplace, a chair, a table, and a view of the outdoors.

A dining table with various dishes, glasses, and a red cup.

11. Waterfront Hotel Dungloe

Dungloe

€132

includes taxes & fees

26 Oct - 27 Oct

A lakeside seating area with tables and umbrellas, overlooking a calm body of water.

A dining area with a long table, multiple chairs, and a seating area with a patterned backrest.

A hotel room with two beds, a desk with a chair, a television, and a view of the sea through a window.

A hotel room with a white sofa, a white coffee table, and a bed with a headboard. There is a sign on the coffee table that says "NO SMOKING."

12. Caisleain Oir Hotel

Annagry

€109

includes taxes & fees

27 Oct - 28 Oct

A beachfront property with a large building reflecting on the wet sand.

A dining area with a table set for six, overlooking a beach.

A bar area with wooden bar stools, a large keg labeled 'Sandhouse Hotel Redbreast Single Pot Still Irish Whiskey', and a variety of bottles and glasses on shelves.

A room with two upholstered armchairs facing a window overlooking the ocean. A small table with a book is placed in front of the window.

13. Sandhouse Hotel

Rossnowlagh

€255

includes taxes & fees

26 Oct - 27 Oct

A beach path leading to the sea with dunes on either side.

A neatly made bed with a headboard, bedside tables with lamps, and a mirror.

A wooden hanger with a straw hat and a white shirt against a white wall.

A coastal view with waves and sunlight reflecting on the water.

14. Creevy Cove

Ballyshannon

€156

includes taxes & fees

26 Oct - 27 Oct

A modern building with a glass balcony overlooking a landscaped garden and a view of the sea.

A sunlit indoor seating area with black wicker chairs and white cushions, a glass ceiling, and a view of the outside.

A modern two-story building with a glass balcony, a brick pathway, and landscaped greenery.

A reception area with a wooden reception desk, a clock on the wall, a sofa, and a fireplace.

15. Strandhill Boutique Hotel

Strandhill

€149

includes taxes & fees

2 Nov - 3 Nov

A coastal landscape with a sandy beach, grassy hills, and a clear sky.

Two people sitting at a wooden table outdoors with a house and mountains in the background.

A cozy living room with leather sofas, a wooden coffee table, a fireplace, and a television.

A white building with a grey roof, surrounded by a landscaped area with small trees and a paved driveway.

16. Slieve League House B&B

Carrick

A stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove, a table with a vase of flowers, and a patterned floor.

A room with a checkered floor, a central table with a vase of flowers, a stone fireplace, and a wooden cabinet with decorative items.

A lobby with a checkered floor, a stone pillar, and a chandelier.

A room with a stone wall, two armchairs, a small table, a lamp, and a view through large windows.

17. Fitzgerald's Hotel

Bundoran

A room with a fireplace, two upholstered chairs, a round table with a vase and a bowl, and a decorative mirror above the fireplace.

A coastal hotel with multiple stories, a dock with several boats, and a mountainous backdrop.

A bar area with wooden furniture, bar counters, and multiple screens displaying content.

A barista at a coffee machine in a restaurant with wooden interiors and a visible menu board.

18. Bay View Hotel

Killybegs

A wide sandy beach with a clear sky and distant mountains.

A bedroom with a bed, a bedside table with a lamp, a wooden door, and a bathroom visible through an open door.

A window with a view of a body of water and distant land.

A restaurant with brick walls, a fireplace, green upholstered seating, and tables set for dining.

19. The Driftwood

Rosses Point

€107

includes taxes & fees

1 Nov - 2 Nov

A modern living room with grey sofas and yellow cushions, a wooden coffee table, and a bench. There are framed artworks on the walls and a large window with a view of the outside.

A bathroom with a glass shower enclosure, a white sink with a mirror above it, and a white toilet.

A bunk bed with a wooden headboard, a bedside table with a book, and a wall-mounted light.

A parking garage entrance with a metal gate and a clear sky.

20. Éalú Lodge

Sligo

€90

includes taxes & fees

2 Nov - 3 Nov

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Go beyond your typical stay in Carrick

Top landmarks in Carrick

Slieve League

9.6/10 (148 reviews)

You may want to head out to Slieve League for some fresh mountain air and a bird's-eye view of Carrick. Want to stretch your legs a little more? Head to Cliffs of Bunglass, just a short walk away.

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Cliffs of Bunglass

10.0/10 (3 reviews)

Cliffs of Bunglass is 2.4 mi (3.8 km) from central Carrick, why not stop by during your stay? Want to stretch your legs a little more? Head to Slieve League, just a short walk away.

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Muckross Head

10.0/10 (2 reviews)

Muckross Head is 3.8 mi (6.2 km) from central Carrick, why not stop by during your stay? Want to stretch your legs a little more? Head to Slieve League and International Applachian Trail, both nearby.

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International Applachian Trail

10.0/10 (1 review)

International Applachian Trail is 0.6 mi (0.9 km) from central Carrick, why not stop by during your stay? Want to stretch your legs a little more? Head to Slieve League and Muckross Head, both nearby.

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Learn more about Carrick

Carrick is well known for its attractions such as Slieve League and Muckross Head.

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Check out reviews of Carrick hotels guests love

Tara Hotel

Killybegs

10/10 Exceptional

Zoe

Áras BnB and Self Catering Accommodation

Glencolmcille

10/10 Exceptional

Tony

A large estate with a prominent house surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills.

A sandy beach with dunes and a curved shoreline.

A stone pathway flanked by neatly trimmed topiary bushes leading to a statue.

A two-story house with a balcony, stone wall, and surrounding greenery.

Woodhill House

Ardara

10/10 Exceptional

Greg

A bedroom with a large bed, a stone wall, a chair, and a view through a window.

A hallway with a wooden door, a stone wall, and a wooden railing.

A staircase with patterned carpet leading to a third-floor room.

Donegal House

Donegal

10/10 Exceptional

Annette

A large indoor swimming pool with clear water, surrounded by arched windows and potted plants.

An outdoor patio area with stone seating, a glass gazebo, and umbrellas providing shade.

A modern conference room with a large table, chairs, and a view of a snowy landscape through large windows.

A modern living room with a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall, a fireplace, and a seating area with a sofa and armchairs.

Mill Park Hotel

Donegal

10/10 Exceptional

Stefan

A two-story building with a sign reading "Gateway Lodge." It features a large glass entrance, a parking area with cars, and a landscaped garden with benches.

A bedroom with a large bed, two armchairs, a small table with a vase, a chandelier, a TV, and a window with curtains.

A breakfast setting with pancakes, fruits, and beverages on a wooden table.

A reception area with a wooden desk, a grey armchair, a blue rug, and a wall decorated with framed pictures.

Gateway Lodge Donegal

Donegal

10/10 Exceptional

Bernard

Sandhouse Hotel

Rossnowlagh

10/10 Exceptional

The exterior of the hotel looks a little dated but inside the decor is excellent and the atmosphere friendly and relaxed. We found the staff very accommodating, warm and efficient. The food is top quality and was served within a short period of time and the view from our room and the dining were outstanding. The room was spacious, clean and well laid out. We regularly stay in hotels around Ireland and this was by far the best, we will definitely be returning and have no problem in recommending...

Steve

A hotel lobby with a wooden floor, red and green upholstered seating, a Christmas tree, and a fireplace.

A hotel lobby with a reception desk, a staircase, a red sofa, a dining table, and a chandelier.

A restaurant with a curved counter, cushioned seating, and pendant lighting.

A hotel room with four beds, a stone archway, and a patterned wallpaper.

The Central Hotel Donegal

Donegal

10/10 Exceptional

Joe

A two-story building with a sign reading "The Albion Guest House."

A hotel room with a bed, a TV mounted on the wall, a bedside table, a mirror, and a bathroom with a sink and a shower.

A cozy living room with a leather sofa, a fireplace, a bookshelf, and a wooden wall.

A cozy room with a fireplace, wooden walls, a sofa, and a bookshelf filled with books.

Atlantic Guest House

Donegal

10/10 Exceptional

Charles

Great Northern Hotel

Bundoran

10/10 Exceptional

Anonymous traveller

A traditional village with stone houses, a thatched-roof building, and a river in the background.

A restaurant with a stone wall, wooden furniture, and a patterned floor.

A bar area with a variety of bottles and glasses on shelves, a bar counter, and two bar stools.

A beach with sand dunes and a clear sky.

The Abbey Hotel Donegal

Donegal

10/10 Exceptional

Derek

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I book a refundable accommodation option in Carrick?

If you want the flexibility to change your plans to Carrick, most hotels offer refundable* rates that you can book. You can see these properties by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow the results down.

What will the weather in Carrick be like during my visit?

The warmest months in Carrick are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 14°C. January and February are the chilliest months, when the average temperature is 6°C. The rainiest months are November and December.

Why should I book my Carrick hotel with Hotels.com?

There are plenty of reasons to book your Carrick travel with us: our free cancellations on selected hotels* gives you the flexibility you're looking for, our Price Guarantee ensures that you always get the lowest price, and you can earn rewards on every booking.

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Discover the Untamed Beauty of Carrick: Where Hills Embrace Nature's Splendour

Nestled in the heart of County Donegal, Carrick is a hidden gem for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Surrounded by rolling hills and majestic mountains, this charming village offers breathtaking landscapes and serene walking trails. Explore nearby Slieve League Cliffs, one of Europe’s highest sea cliffs, or immerse yourself in the tranquility of Glencomcille’s natural parks. Experience the warmth of local culture, savour traditional Irish cuisine, and enjoy the vibrant community spirit. Carrick is the perfect escape for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path destination, where stunning scenery and authentic experiences await.

Discover great hotels in Carrick

In Carrick, County Donegal, you'll find a variety of accommodations, from charming guesthouses and cosy B&Bs to modern hotels, all set against stunning landscapes. Enjoy warm hospitality and local cuisine while immersing yourself in the serene beauty of this picturesque village. Here are some of the best hotels in Carrick that our travelers love:

Áras BnB and Self Catering Accommodationopens in new window: Áras BnB and Self Catering Accommodation is a charming 2.0-star property that caters to adventurous travellers seeking a unique experience in the heart of nature. This bed and breakfast offers a range of adventure sports and recreational activities, including onsite hiking and biking, and fishing opportunities right at your doorstep. The hotel’s pet-friendly policy makes it an excellent choice for those who wish to travel with their furry companions. Guests frequently appreciate the inviting atmosphere and the chance to engage in exhilarating outdoor pursuits, fostering memorable connections with the surrounding landscape.
Bay View Hotelopens in new window: Bay View Hotel presents a delightful 3.0-star lodging experience, perfect for leisure travellers looking to unwind. This hotel features an array of dining options, including a bar and lounge, and a restaurant that serves a sumptuous breakfast. With entertainment amenities like a flatscreen television and satellite television, guests can enjoy relaxing evenings after a day of exploring. The hotel's inviting atmosphere and diverse options create a wonderful setting for those seeking comfort and quality during their stay, making it a popular choice among travellers.
Tara Hotelopens in new window: Tara Hotel is a sophisticated 3.0-star hotel tailored for business travellers seeking a refined environment. This property boasts essential business amenities, including a meeting room and a business centre, ensuring seamless productivity during your stay. The design and comfort offered here provide an exceptional backdrop for those on a professional journey. Frequent visitors commend the hotel for its efficient services and tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal choice for discerning travellers focused on achieving their goals while enjoying a comfortable stay.

Top locations to stay in Carrick

When visiting Carrick, County Donegal, Ireland, consider staying in Killybegs, Ardara, or Crowkeeragh. Killybegs, known for its vibrant port and dining scene, offers a lively atmosphere. Ardara, a charming small town, boasts quaint shops and local culture, while Crowkeeragh features stunning natural landscapes. For first-time visitors, Ardara is particularly appealing due to its welcoming vibe and community spirit.

Killybegsopens in new window: Killybegs is a charming port town known for its rich maritime heritage and stunning coastal scenery. Staying here offers you the unique opportunity to explore Ireland’s largest fishing port, where you can witness the bustling activity of fishing boats and perhaps even catch a glimpse of some local fishermen at work. The area is perfect for a scenic stroll along the waterfront, and don’t miss the nearby Cliffs of Slieve League, which provide breathtaking views that are among the highest sea cliffs in Europe. Killybegs also serves as a great base for exploring the Wild Atlantic Way, with numerous walking trails and natural attractions nearby.
Ardaraopens in new window: Ardara is a delightful small town renowned for its traditional Irish charm and vibrant arts scene. Known for its handwoven tweed and crafts, it’s a fantastic place to shop for unique souvenirs that reflect the local culture. Ardara also hosts various cultural events throughout the year, making it an ideal spot for those who enjoy local music and arts. The surrounding countryside is dotted with beautiful walking paths and scenic views, perfect for a leisurely hike while soaking in the tranquil atmosphere. Plus, the welcoming local pubs offer a taste of authentic Irish hospitality.
Crowkeeraghopens in new window: Crowkeeragh is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by stunning natural beauty. While it may be smaller than its neighbours, it provides an authentic experience of rural Ireland, perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. The area is great for leisurely walks and exploring the scenic countryside, with opportunities to connect with nature. Its proximity to both Killybegs and Ardara means you can easily access the attractions of these larger towns while enjoying the serenity that Crowkeeragh has to offer.

Things to do in Carrick

Carrick enchants travellers with its stunning hilly landscapes and breathtaking mountains, perfect for hiking enthusiasts. Explore lush forests and serene lakes, or unwind on picturesque beaches. As the sun sets, the vibrant colours create an ideal backdrop for leisurely walks, making it a delightful escape into nature.

Tramore Beachopens in new window – Spend a delightful day basking in the sun at Tramore Beach, where golden sands meet stunning coastal scenery. Perfect for a family picnic or a leisurely stroll, this beach offers a serene escape amidst the natural beauty of Donegal.
Glencolmcille Folk Villageopens in new window – Step back in time at Glencolmcille Folk Village, where you can explore traditional thatched cottages and learn about the rich heritage of the area. Engage with locals and discover the stories behind the crafts and customs that have shaped this vibrant cultural hub.
Glencolumbcille Beachopens in new window – Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of Glencolumbcille Beach, a perfect spot for swimming or simply relaxing with the sound of gentle waves. The breathtaking backdrop of rolling hills enhances the beauty of this serene location.
Silver Strandopens in new window – Discover the hidden gem of Silver Strand, where dramatic cliffs frame a pristine sandy beach. This picturesque spot is ideal for beachcombing, sunbathing, or enjoying a refreshing dip in the crystal-clear waters.
Assaranca Fallsopens in new window – Marvel at the enchanting Assaranca Falls, where water cascades down moss-covered rocks, creating a tranquil oasis. This natural wonder is the perfect place to unwind and appreciate the beauty of Donegal’s rugged landscapes.

4 tips for savvy savings when booking a hotel in Carrick

Book for the cheapest times: The most affordable time to visit Carrick is during January, February, and November, when hotel prices are lower. For a budget-friendly trip, staying at least 2 to 3 days is recommended to fully appreciate the area’s key historical landmarks and cultural sites. During your visit, you can enjoy scenic walks through natural parks, witness stunning sunsets over the hills, and experience the warmth of friendly locals while dining at charming bars. This allows you to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Carrick, all while getting great value for money.
Look for last-minute deals on Hotels.com: To discover last-minute deals to Carrick, begin by exploring the Dealsopens in new window or Last-Minute Deals sections on Hotels.com, where you may find discounted rates as your travel date approaches. Consider enabling email alerts or push notifications to stay updated on flash sales and special promotions, helping you seize opportunities to save. Additionally, the Smart Shopping tool available in the app allows you to compare hotel prices and amenities, ensuring you're informed about any price drops or availability changes. This way, you could be among the first to book an impromptu getaway.
Be flexible with dates: Prices may fluctuate due to factors such as the hotel's location, star rating, and the time of year, so being flexible with your travel dates could help you save on your stay at a hotel in Carrick. For those seeking distinctive experiences, boutique hotels often provide a more personalised touch and can sometimes offer better value. When you book through Hotels.com, we’ll inform you if the price for your chosen dates is above or below the average. If the price is on the higher end, we’ll suggest alternative dates that may be more affordable, helping you to secure a better deal.
Consider your location: Choosing accommodation nearer to key attractions or city centres may offer convenience but often comes with a higher price tag. For more budget-friendly options, consider hotels in less central areas or neighbourhoods, striking a balance between cost and accessibility to the sites you wish to visit. You might also explore independent hotels a bit further out, as they are usually more likely to be affordable and can provide a more authentic experience.

Best time to go to Carrick

Carrick experiences its lowest average temperature in January, at 41.4°F (5.2°C), while July is the hottest month, with an average temperature of 57.6°F (14.2°C). November is typically the wettest month. If you’re looking to soak up the lively atmosphere in Carrick, June to August are the peak months to visit, bustling with fellow travelers. During this peak period, the weather is mostly cloudy, with light rainfall. However, if you prefer a more relaxed experience, October to December are perfect for a quieter getaway, marked by light rainfall and mostly cloudy conditions.

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