Woodview Guest House, situated 3 miles from Foxford and 6 miles from Ballina in County Mayo is the first and foremost guest house providing first class accommodation in the locality. Opened to the public for accommodation in 1982 by Martin & Patricia Kelly.

With private salmon fishing beats and club salmon waters locally on the famous River Moy, Foxford. Woodview House is the perfect place for accommodation, for all sporting gentlemen/women.

Within the locality are several top class amenities including golf courses, the famous Foxford Woollen Mills, the Ceide Fields and of course there's the serene beauty and tranquillity of the scenic County Mayo and the Moy to be discovered.

 

Woodview House is owned and run by Martin & Patricia Kelly. Our home is a modern home and therefore can deliver the highest comfort standards available to the visitor. We are approved by the Irish Tourist Board.

All of our rooms have en-suite (toilet, shower and hand basin) and are also equipped with colour televisions and tea making facilities. Other amenities include freezing facilities for fish, private lounge and sandwiches and flask making service available on request

 

We also have a private car park.

A freshly cooked Irish breakfast (Bacon, Egg, Sausage, Tomato) served in our dining room will await you in the morning. Alternatively, you may wish to arrange to have a continental breakfast.

 

Within the locality are some of the finest tourist attractions that Ireland has to offer including:

• The Ceide Fields
• Foxford Woollen Mills
• Enniscrone 18 hole Golf Club
• Ballina 18 hole Golf Club
• Knock Shire
• Michael Davitt Museum
• The Foxford Way
• Father Peyton Centre
• Museum of Country Life

Mayo is easily accessible by air and by sea. You can fly direct to Knock International Airport, which is 25 minutes from Foxford.

Irish Rail (Iarnrod Eireann) operates several train between Dublin (3 hours) and Ballina/ Foxford.

Bus Eireann provides an extensive network of bus services throughout Ireland. Daily bus routes operate from Dublin, Galway, Sligo and Belfast to Ballina