Rowan Tree Hostel

No curfew, no lockout and you can come and go as you please. Open all year.
Licensed Cafe bar, Light snacks, pizza. pasta and tasty tapas
Fully equiped kitchen, Giving you the option of whipping up your own meals
Free light breakfast, For those up before 9. 30am
Cereal, toast, steaming hot tea/coffee and orange juice
Free Internet access, And WIFI, because you can't live without it
Variety of rooms, Twin, double, family rooms and multi-bedded dorms - many with ensuite bathrooms
Recreational Lounge, For you to chill out, meet fellow guests or watch a TV
Friendly helpfull staff, To make sure you enjoy the 'craic'
All bed linen, Cosy duvets and towels provided in ensuite rooms
Self service laundry, For Mum isn't around to help
Luggage lockers, And security boxes for storage of all your valuable items
Bike and Surf board storage, We've got everything covered

At Rowan Tree Hostel we offer quality, budget accommodation. Choose from double, twin and multi-bedded rooms, many with private ensuite bathrooms. Our dorms sleep up to 14 people and are ideal for school, college, sporting and special interest groups. All rooms are spacious, clean and comfy with many offering great views of the river. We provide the bed linen and cozy duvets. In all ensuite rooms, towels are provided. For guests in standard rooms and dorms, towels can be hired for €1. Safety and security is our number one priority and all rooms operate on an electronic locking system with each guest given their own electronic key card.

As the capital of Co. Clare, a picturesque and historic market town taking it’s name from “Inis” which is the Irish name for island.

The town dates back to the 11th Century and was formed between two streams on the river Fergus when the O’Briens, Kings of Thomond, invited the Franciscans to establish a settlement within their domain in 1240.
Musicians

Trad Musicians

Ennis and County Clare are world famous as the home of Traditional Irish Music with year round music festivals and trad sessions throughout the town and county.

The town’s history along with modern influences represents a pleasant blend of the historic past and active present. It’s narrow bustling streets and lanes give character and ambiance to the town confirming that it is indeed somewhere very special.

It has a rich heritage tradition with some of the finest monuments, buildings and waterways. The town has held a strong presence every year in the All Ireland Tidiest Town Awards and won Ireland’s Tidiest Large Urban Centre 2012.

Visitors to Ennis can expect to experience unique and diverse boutiques, shops, cafes, and restaurant’s, it is a tourist centre of major importance and the ideal location for County Clare’s many other attractions.

“As the capital of a renowned music county, Ennis is bursting at the seams with pubs featuring live sessions almost every night of the week. In fact “it’s one of the best reasons to stay here”

Lonely Planet (10th Edition 2012)