Terms & Conditions

Wild Honey Inn Bookings – Accomodation Terms & Conditions

1. Booking

When you make a booking you are agreeing to be bound by these terms and conditions. When you make a booking on behalf of other people you are also confirming that you are authorised to do so and acknowledge that all members of your party agree to these terms and condition.

When your booking has been made a confirmation will be sent to you by email , using the details that you have supplied during the booking process.

Please check the details of your confirmation thoroughly as soon as you receive it. Please contact us immediately if any of the details are incorrect or incomplete. We will always do our best to rectify any mistakes or accommodate any alterations you want to make. However, we cannot accept liability for any inaccuracies that are not bought to our attention or for any incorrect information you have supplied.

2. Payment

To make a booking you must enter the details of a valid credit or debit card legally held by you. A non-refundable deposit of 10%  of the total booking value will be debited from your card at the time of booking. In the event that we cannot debit this deposit from your card, then such reservation shall be null and void. The balance of the accommodation charge as well as any additional costs incurred shall be paid prior to departure.

3. Cancellation Or Non Arrival

Reservations may be cancelled or amended up to 7 days prior to to day of arrival. Failure  to cancel your booking prior to this time will result in an automatic charge equivalent to 1 nights’ accommodation being charged to your credit or debit card. Where a cancellation involves multiple rooms, the charge will apply to each room cancelled.  Please note that your 10% deposit is non-refundable and that by making a booking you are agreeing to our terms and conditions.

4. Prices

All room rates quoted are  for one room and  include VAT at the appropriate rate. Prices include breakfast. Whilst every effort is made to honour the prices quoted, Wild Honey Inn reserves the right to apply increases in the event of changes in Government legislation or tax rates.

The price of your booking will not increase once you have received your confirmation.

5. Settlement Terms

Balance of payment is required in full at the end of your stay, additional items such as (but not limited to) food, drinks,  etc.  must also be paid for on departure.

6. Damage

Any damage caused to the Inn, fixtures and fittings or equipment will result in a charge to remedy any such damage. This also includes any costs we incur in order to clean a room as a result of a customer smoking in the room.

Cancellation by Wild Honey Inn

In the event of an emergency or natural disaster and the Inn has to cancel any booking, an alternative date or venue will be offered.

Michelin

This personally run inn started life as an 1840s hotel, so it may not look much like a pub from outside, but once inside it’s warm, cosy and full of pubby character.

Aidan McGrath is a mature and experienced chef. His menus have a classical French base and showcase the county’s produce in neat, confidently prepared dishes which are packed with flavour.

Burren Ecotourism Network

B.E.N. is a network of tourism enterprises with the objective of establishing the Burren as a premier internationally-recognised sustainable tourism region ensuring the future economic and social growth and sustainable development of its communities, environment and heritage. It seeks to support continued training, mentoring and accreditation in sustainable tourism for its members and for businesses interested in joining the Network.

Burren Ecotourism Network has been given the prestigious Lonely Planet ‘Best in Travel’ award for 2021. The Lonely Planet described the Burren Ecotourism Network as a ‘global leader for sustainable tourism’ for its commitment to slow tourism, local engagement and a more sustainable future for the area.

The Burren Cliffs of Moher region has achieved UNESCO-supported Global Geopark Status in recognition of the region’s significant geological, ecological and cultural value, as well as its sustainable tourism practices.
Global Geoparks focus on developing their regions as sustainable tourism destinations.

BurrenBeo Trust

Burrenbeo Teoranta, the non-profit precursor to the Burrenbeo Trust, was set up by Brendan Dunford and Ann O’Connor in 2001, initially as a website to help inform people about the living Burren and the role of the local community, particularly farmers, in its care. In 2003 the Ecobeo initiative was introduced to Burren schools by Burrenbeo, aimed at investing in the upskilling of the future guardians of the Burren. Further developments followed, including monthly walks, monthly newsletters and even a conservation café – Cafébeo, until it was decided to reconstitute Burrenbeo as a membership-based charitable trust in 2008. This signalled the significant expansion of Burrenbeo’s work programme to its current total of 26 different programmes, all based around a model of community-led conservation.  Whilst Brendan is still actively involved in the charity on a voluntary basis, Ann sadly passed away in 2015, though her legacy to the Burren continues. Today Burrenbeo Trust is a thriving, inclusive organisation dedicated to shaping a brighter future for the Burren, its communities and all those who love this special place.

Burren Geo Park

The Burren is yours to gently explore and discover.

Whatever your interest, from archaeology to adventure, from geology to botany, there is something at the Burren and Cliffs of Moher Geopark that will stop you in your tracks. The best way to explore the Geopark is to take the time to sensitively wander – by foot or on bicycle. Get up close to nature. Immerse yourself in rich heritage. Discover the local culture.

Taking care as you go brings huge rewards. By leaving the lightest possible mark on our landscape, the beautiful Burren will leave the most memorable mark on you.

Great Hotels Guide

Discerning diners make a beeline for chef/patron Aidan McGrath’s 19th-century pub-with-rooms (the first in Ireland to win a Michelin star), which he runs with his partner, Kate, in a spa town on the edge of the Burren. In the informal bar and dining room, the refined bistro cooking uses flavourful Irish produce – organic vegetables, freshly picked berries, seasonal game, wild fish straight off the day boat. Typical dishes on the fixed-price menus: Lough Neagh smoked eel, fennel, apple; Irish Hereford rib-eye, crisp-fried celeriac. Simply decorated bedrooms, some snug, have a traditional country charm; the best have countryside views or a terrace with garden access. Delicious breakfasts fuel nature walks nearby.

Covid 19 Safety Charter

The COVID-19 Safety Charter is a Government-endorsed initiative to reinforce confidence in domestic and overseas visitors in tourism businesses. The COVID-19 Safety Charter is designed to give comfort and reassurance to employers, employees and customers that the business is ready to re-open safely.

Wild Honey Inn is approved by Fáilte Ireland as eligible for the COVID-19 Safety Charter. The Safety Charter demonstrates to customers and employees that the Wild Honey Inn, as a tourism and hospitality business, is operating in line with current Government public health advice and with safety and cleaning protocols in place.
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