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Fáilte go Óstán Thoraí
Welcome to the Tory Island Hotel
Tory Island Hotel provides the perfect location to leave the everyday hustle and bustle behind. Situated 11 kilometres off the North West Coast of Ireland Tory is the most remote of Ireland’s inhabited islands providing the perfect location for a relaxing weekend getaway, fun family holiday or activity break.
Taking the ferry from Bunbeg or Magheraroarty you are whisked to another world steeped in history, music, art and folklore. The hotel is situated beside the harbour where a warm welcome awaits you from Mary and her team. Enjoy culinary delights such as our speciality lobster, embrace the rugged beauty and crystal clear waters of the island and find the perfect escapism with a stay in our 12 bedroom hotel.
Tory Island on the Wild Atlantic Way
Tory Island, County Donegal, is situated 11 kilometres off the North West Coast of Ireland and on the Wild Atlantic Way / Slí An Atlantaigh Fhiáin. The people of Ireland regard Tory Island as being the jewel in the crown of islands off the coast of Ireland. Visitors to Tory Island and especially Óstán Thoraí - Tory Island Hotel, have said "the experience is traditionally Tory."
The people of Tory Island (Gaeltacht) refer to the mainland as "the country". Tory Island derives its name from the high pinnacle cliffs eroded by the battering swells of the Atlantic. With a coastline of 400 miles and many sheltered coves and bays, Donegal is a haven for the water sport enthusiast. Tory Island is not an exception to all of this.
Excellent Accommodation & Facilities
We warmly welcome you to our family owned and managed Tory Island Hotel: Tory Island's premier entertainment, accommodation and food venue.
- All 12 bedrooms en-suite
- Free WiFi internet in reception area
- Tea making facilities, TV and hair dryer in all rooms
We're sure you will enjoy and remember your stay at the Tory Island Hotel, where there are many sights to see and activities to do, for many years to come. We look forward to seeing you again.
