Originally built in 1926, Lakeview House is rich in character & history. For over 25 years, it operated as a much-loved Bed & Breakfast, the newly refreshed apartment continues that tradition of warm hospitality — now offering guests privacy, comfort, and stunning views. Perfectly located to explore Achill’s beaches, coastal drives, hiking trails, and the Wild Atlantic Way, Lakeview is ideal for couples, solo travellers, or small families looking for a relaxing escape steeped in heritage.

Achill Island is Ireland’s largest island, located off the west coast of County Mayo along the Wild Atlantic Way. Connected to the mainland by a short bridge at Achill Sound, it feels wonderfully remote yet easily accessible. Achill is known for its dramatic Atlantic coastline, vast Blue Flag beaches, rugged mountains, and a strong sense of traditional Irish culture. It’s a place where big skies, fresh sea air, and unspoiled landscapes create the perfect setting for a relaxing or adventure-filled stay. One of Achill’s most famous attractions is Keem Bay, a stunning horseshoe-shaped beach surrounded by steep green cliffs. The clear turquoise water and white sand make it one of Ireland’s most photographed beaches. It’s ideal for swimming, kayaking, paddleboarding, or simply soaking in the views. The scenic drive to Keem Bay is an experience in itself, with panoramic Atlantic vistas at every turn. Another highlight is Keel Beach, a five-kilometre stretch of golden sand popular with walkers, surfers, and families. The beach faces the open Atlantic and is a hub for water sports including surfing, kitesurfing, and windsurfing. Surf schools operate locally, making it easy for beginners