Auburn Lodge Hotel

Auburn Lodge Hotel is a three-star hotel on Galway Road, Dulick, close to Ennis town centre. The property combines straightforward accommodation with a leisure centre, bar dining and free on-site parking, making it suited to short breaks, family stays and touring holidays in western Ireland.

Accommodation is offered in standard and family rooms, with complimentary Wi-Fi available throughout the hotel. The rooms are presented as spacious and comfortable, providing a practical base for visitors spending time in Ennis or travelling onwards to Clare’s coastal and heritage attractions. The hotel is positioned for day trips towards the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, Bunratty and the Wild Atlantic Way.

Tailor Quigleys Bar provides the hotel’s informal food and drink setting. The menu includes evening meals and familiar hotel dining, with a relaxed atmosphere suited to guests who prefer to eat on site. The bar also offers a convenient meeting place before or after a day of sightseeing, while the dining style remains casual rather than formal.

The on-site leisure centre adds a recreational element to a stay. Facilities include an indoor swimming pool, gymnasium, jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, alongside beauty treatment rooms. The pool and wellness facilities are useful for family downtime, a quiet break between outings or a little exercise during a longer stay. Access arrangements may apply, so advance contact with the hotel is sensible, particularly for pool use.

Families are catered for with dedicated family rooms and leisure facilities that provide an alternative to sightseeing. Couples, independent travellers and visitors exploring the surrounding region can also use the hotel as a base close to Ennis. Free parking and Wi-Fi add practical convenience for road trips and overnight stays.

With accommodation, casual dining and leisure facilities in one location, Auburn Lodge Hotel offers a functional and welcoming option near Ennis. Its setting works well for travellers combining town visits with excursions to some of the region’s best-known natural, cultural and historic sites.