Annagry is a village in the county of Donegal in Ireland. It is the closest village to Donegal Airport, which is located only three miles away. Annagry can be found in the the Gaelic-speaking Rosses, where visitors will see signs written in the Irish language. The nearby tourist attractions to Annagry include the county's two highest peaks and the Glenveagh National Park in the Derryveagh Mountains.
The Caisleain Oir Hotel was opened in 2002 as Annagry's first hotel. According to CaisleainOir.ie, the hotel has 20 en-suite rooms. Each room includes tea- and coffee-making facilities, a television and a telephone. The hotel also has a restaurant and a bar and lounge. It is located within one mile of Donegal Airport.
The hotel is located just 20 miles from Glenveagh National Park, where visitors can see wild deer and golden eagles, which were introduced to the park in 2006. Another attraction of the park is a castle that visitors can tour.
Danny Minnnie's is a bed and breakfast establishment located in Annagry. Tripadvisor.com gives Danny Minnie's a four-star rating (out of a possible five) from 13 customer reviews. Danny Minnie's also provide occasional self catering accommodation in the shape of "the barn," a large barn-style building that was built in 2002.
Danny Minnie's is close to the white-sanded Carrickfinn beach, which has Blue Flag status. The beach is situated in the Gweedore Bay, which is a Natural Heritage Area.
Castle Grove County Hotel is a 4-star set in a private estate near Annagry. The hotel offers guests state rooms that overlook the gardens of the estate. The hotel also has a conference room and a library.
Holidaymakers staying at Castle Grove can arrange with the hotel to play golf at one of the seven different courses within a 30-minute drive from the hotel, go fishing or try pony trekking.
