Butterfly Lodge | Lough Corrib | 3 Bed | Sunroom | Galway Lakeside

Butterfly Lodge sits on the eastern shore of Lough Corrib — Ireland's largest lake on the Wild Atlantic Way. A spacious, comfortable 3-bedroom home for up to 6 guests, fully equipped and ready from the moment you arrive. Simply bring your groceries and unwind.

Kilbeg Pier is just 200 metres from the lodge — one of the most scenic spots in County Galway. Spectacular sunsets over the water are a regular feature of an evening stay.

● THE LODGE
A modern, well-appointed home with a unique upstairs sunroom — Butterfly Lodge's most loved feature. A bright, peaceful space with views over the garden and surrounding countryside, perfect for a quiet morning coffee or an evening of board games with the family. An established favourite for families, couples,
and groups seeking a quality base in the west of Ireland.

● KITCHEN & LIVING
Cosy living room with patio doors opening directly onto the terrace and garden. Smart TV, Netflix, and Free WiFi throughout (29 Mbps). Fully equipped kitchen — gas hob, electric oven, microwave, large fridge-freezer, and dishwasher. Dining table seats the full group.

● BEDROOMS
Three comfortable bedrooms sleep up to 6:
— Master bedroom: double bed, en-suite shower room, wardrobe
— Twin room: two single beds, wardrobe
— Double room: double bed, wardrobe

Fresh bed linen provided for every stay.

● BATHROOMS
En-suite shower room off the master bedroom. Main bathroom with walk-in shower on the upper hall.

Fresh towels provided for all guests.

● UTILITY
Full free laundry facilities — 10 kg washing machine and
separate condenser dryer. Ideal for longer stays.

● OUTSIDE
Step out through the patio doors onto the terrace at Butterfly Lodge — outdoor furniture and space to relax after a day exploring. Guests also have full access to the spacious gardens at Kilbeg Pier. Kilbeg Pier and Lough Corrib are just 200 metres away.

Free private parking on-site.
Shared EV (Type 2) charger available on request.

● FAMILY EXTRAS
Board games, Lego, high chair, and travel cot available for families travelling with young children.

● WELCOME
Guests are welcomed with a Nespresso coffee machine and complimentary pods. Neil also leaves a small welcome treat on arrival — a little taste of Ireland.

● GETTING HERE
A car is required. Headford town is 10 minutes drive, Galway City 30 minutes. For those without a car, Headford (6 km) has a regular Bus Éireann and Burkes Bus service to Galway City.

Free private parking on-site.

● GALWAY CITY (30 mins)
A lively university city with great restaurants, traditional
pubs, live music, and independent shops. The Latin Quarter, Salthill promenade, and Claddagh village are all worth exploring.

● CONNEMARA (45 mins)
Connemara National Park, the Sky Road, and the scenic town of Clifden are all within easy reach. Kylemore Abbey is approximately 90 minutes away.

● ASHFORD CASTLE & CONG (22 km)
One of Ireland's finest five-star hotels on the shores of
Lough Corrib. The village of Cong is famous as the filming location of The Quiet Man.

● CLIFFS OF MOHER & THE BURREN (2 hrs)
Ireland's most visited natural attraction — dramatic
214-metre cliffs on the Wild Atlantic Way.

● ARAN ISLANDS (approx 2 hrs via Rossaveal ferry)
One of the great day trips from the west of Ireland. Inis Mór offers prehistoric forts, cycling, and traditional island life.

● WESTPORT & CROAGH PATRICK (1 hr 15 mins)
A vibrant Mayo town with excellent restaurants. Croagh Patrick — Ireland's holy mountain — is nearby. The scenic drive back via the Killary fjord is spectacular.

● ROSS ERRILLY FRIARY (8 km)
One of the best-preserved medieval monasteries in Ireland, founded in 1349.

● FOOD & DRINK LOCALLY
Campbells Tavern — 10 minutes — is a local favourite for traditional Irish music sessions. Headford town has several good options including the Anglers Rest and the Thatch Bar.

● GROCERIES
Headford (10 mins) has a large Tesco and full range of
services. Galway City (30 mins) for larger retail.

● RECYCLING
Please separate paper, cardboard and plastic in the blue bin provided. Glass and metal at local bottle banks.