Welcome to The Feathers Shepherds Hut

Enchanting hideaway in Irish countryside offering a cozy self-catering experience, perfect for relaxation. Enjoy the rustic charm while you unwind and reconnect with nature. Your tranquil getaway awaits.

About Our Hut

Unwind with a peaceful 2-night stay in our charming Shepherd’s Hut Retreat, nestled in the scenic countryside of Ahascragh, County Galway. Designed for couples and solo travellers, this cozy yet spacious hut offers a unique self-catering experience with all the comforts of home.

Inside, you’ll find a luxurious king-size bed, a private bathroom with shower, and a fully equipped kitchen featuring a ring electric stove and gas BBQ—perfect for relaxed cooking. On arrival, enjoy a complimentary vegetarian dinner, and wake up to a continental breakfast on your first morning, thoughtfully provided to ease you into your stay.

As a special touch, guests are invited to enjoy a free Reiki healing session, offering a moment of calm and rejuvenation during your retreat. Whether you're seeking a romantic escape or a solo recharge, the Shepherd’s Hut Retreat promises tranquility, comfort, and a memorable connection to nature.

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Garden seating area with path and firepit

“We loved our stay at The Feathers. the place is magical! We had the best nights sleep, it is so peaceful. We would love to come back again and stay longer”

Lindsay, Andy & Jacob - Belfast

Things to see and do in area

Ahascragh Distillery

Ireland's first zero energy emissions distillery and home of world class spirits UAIS Irish Whiskey, Clan Colla Irish Whiskey and Xin Gin. Located in the local village of Ahascragh

Bay Sports

Baysports is home to Ireland's largest inflatable waterpark. Baysports is Ireland's most unique destination and family fun day out!

Carrownagappul Bog

Located in the rural hinterland of Mountbellew in County Galway, is one of the biggest Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) and one of the largest examples of remaining, restorable active raised bog in Ireland.