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Rooms 10 (4 suites, all shower only, 1 wheelchair friendly). B&B from €60pps (classic double/twin, non sea-view) to €110pps (family suite, sea view); single, €90-€140. Children over 5 welcome. Free wifi, numeorus in-room extras.
Who owns the Armada Hotel Spanish Point?
owner John Burke
Armada Hotel owner John Burke conquered Everest and financial pressures, he tells Fearghal O’Connor. Struggling up Mount Everest, west Clare hotelier John Burke knew he couldn’t go on and collapsed in a heap. Above him loomed the summit – one of his two big goals in life.
Why is it called Spanish Point?
History. On the coast, 2.5 km (1.6 mi) from Milltown Malbay, Spanish Point was named after the Spanish who died here in 1588, when many ships of the Spanish Armada were wrecked during stormy weather.
Does the Armada have a pool?
No, afraid not but you have a lovely beach beside the hotel.
What is Snamhai Sasta?
Snamhi Sasta means Happy Swimmers and there isn’t a negative vibe in the tribe” she smiled. While her brother John recently went into the history books as the first Clare man to reach the Earth’s highest point, June feels her own journey to the summit of happiness from the depths of despair is well on course.
How many rooms does the Armada Hotel have?
86 guest rooms
There are 86 guest rooms at this contemporary three-and-a-half-pearl property set on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean in Spanish Point.
Did the Spanish ever invade Ireland?
The Spanish Armada in Ireland refers to the landfall made upon the coast of Ireland in September 1588 of a large portion of the 130-strong fleet sent by Philip II to invade England. It is estimated that some 6,000 members of the fleet perished in Ireland or off its coasts.
What time does the tide come in at Spanish Point?
Tide times for Spanish Point
| Day | Tide times for Spanish Point | |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Tide | 3rd Tide | |
| 29 Mon | 3:43am ▲ 0.8 m | 4:00pm ▲ 0.8 m |
| 30 Tue | 4:40am ▲ 0.9 m | 4:59pm ▲ 0.8 m |
| 1 Wed | 5:35am ▲ 0.9 m | 5:55pm ▲ 0.8 m |
Does the Armada have a spa?
No it doesn’t have any leisure facilities like a gym or therapies on site but staff do advise on therapies & treatments nearby. over a year ago.
Is it safe to swim at Spanish Point?
However, with lots of waves in Spanish Point, Lahinch and Fanore, the rip currents there were particularly dangerous. This current is particularly active on days when there are lots of waves because it brings all the water back out to sea. Please always swim in Lifeguarded areas, and be informed of the dangers.
Can you swim in Spanish Point?
Spanish Point is lucky enough to have a little group of passionate swimmers called Snamhai Sasta. They meet every single day of the year at 9am. All shapes, sizes, swimmers or toe dippers are made very welcome and everyone looks out for each other.
Where are the best places to stay in Spanish Point?
Spanish Point House, Armada Hotel, and Bellbridge House Hotel all received great reviews from families traveling in Spanish Point. See the full list: Family Hotels in Spanish Point. What are the best hotels on the beach in Spanish Point?
Where is Spanish Point House?
This charming, luxury guest house is located in County Clare, on the west coast of Ireland. Spanish Point House is beautifully situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, in the picturesque seaside resort of Spanish Point. Having been tastefully restored to its former glory, Spanish Point House combines old world charm with modern day luxury.
Where to stay in West Clare?
Hotel in Spanish Point. Ideally situated on the West Clare coastline, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Spanish Point Golf Club, this luxury 3-star hotel is situated just around the corner from the sandy beach. This hotel was beautiful! Comfortable beds, great restaurant and bar.
What have we learned from our time in West Clare?
We have learned a few things in that time, we know how lucky we are to be in West Clare and we reflect that in so much of what we do. We know we are incredibly privileged with the people that work here and we know that good food and service is so important to our customers.