Dog Friendly Stays

Termon House

Self-catering in Maghery, County Donegal. Dogs welcome.

  • €30 per dog, per stay
  • Checked 11 November 2026

An 18th-century house on the Atlantic coast at Maghery near Dungloe in Donegal's Irish-speaking area, rented as self-catering by the Irish Landmark Trust. The property page says it accepts dogs for a fee.

Photo from the Termon House website, Maghery, County Donegal
Photo: Termon House, from irishlandmark.com. Photo credits

The dog policy at Termon House

What the venue's own website says, in our words. "Not stated" means the website does not say, so ask before you book.

Dog fee
€30 per dog, per stay. Add 'Taking a Dog' when booking.
Dogs per room or unit
Not stated on the website
Size or breed limits
Not stated on the website
Where dogs sleep
Not stated on the website
Bar, restaurant and shared areas
Not stated on the website
Leaving a dog alone
Not allowed: dogs must not be left alone
Provided for dogs
Not stated on the website
Booking
Tell the venue about your dog before you arrive
Other rules
The property page says up to 2 dogs, but the Trust's booking conditions say 'strictly ONE DOG', so confirm before booking two. Guests bring their own crate or bed, bowls, towels and waste bags. Dogs may not go on beds, sofas or furniture, must be house-trained and under control, and the garden may not be secure.

Where we read this

Read on 11 November 2026. Policies change, so confirm with the venue. Spotted a change? Tell us.

About the venue

Type
Self-catering
Location
Maghery, County Donegal, F94 R8NO
Official register
Welcome Standard - Approved (WSL40035)

Register details: Fáilte Ireland accommodation register, CC BY 4.0.

Open the location on OpenStreetMap

Quick answers

Is Termon House dog friendly?

Yes. Termon House says on its own website that dogs are welcome. We read its policy on 11 November 2026.

How much does Termon House charge for a dog?

€30 per dog, per stay. Add 'Taking a Dog' when booking.

Can I leave my dog alone in the room at Termon House?

No. Its policy says dogs must not be left alone.

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