Afternoon Tea
Treat yourself to a leisurely afternoon overlooking beautiful Sheephaven Bay with our elegant Afternoon Tea experience. Enjoy a delicious selection of handcrafted sweet and savoury treats, freshly baked scones, and your choice of tea or coffee in the warm and relaxing surroundings of Arnold's Hotel.
Savouries
A selection of freshly prepared finger sandwiches including:
- Chicken & Basil Pesto
- Free Range Egg Mayonnaise
- Tuna & Sweetcorn
- Atlantic Prawn Marie Rose
Served on a selection of white, brown and wheaten breads.
Freshly Baked Scones
Choose from:
- Plain
- Blueberry
- Cranberry & White Chocolate
Served with homemade raspberry jam and fresh cream.
Sweet Treats
A tempting selection of homemade desserts including:
- Chocolate Brownie
- Lemon Tart
- Fruit Gateau Crumble
- Pear & Almond Tart
- Chef's Seasonal Creation
Tea & Coffee Included
Enjoy your Afternoon Tea with your choice of freshly brewed tea or coffee.
Pricing
Afternoon Tea
€35 per person
Add a Bottle of Prosecco
€29 per bottle
Important Information
- Advance booking required (minimum 48 hours' notice)
- Gluten-free options available on request
To book Afternoon Tea, please contact our reception team on 074 913 6208 or email enquiries@arnoldshotel.com.
Perfect for birthdays, celebrations, catching up with friends, baby showers, or simply enjoying an indulgent afternoon by the sea.
Dunfanaghy & The Wild Atlantic Way
Welcome to the village of Dunfanaghy, situated on the Wild Atlantic Way, overlooking the beautiful shores of Sheephaven Bay on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean, surrounded by Blue Flag beaches, and overlooked by the majestic Derryveagh Mountains of Donegal.
The location of Dunfanaghy makes it the perfect base for visiting the beautiful north west and exploring the Wild Atlantic Way. The village overlooks the magnificant Horn Head, is adjacent to the blue flag Killahoey beach with its golden sands and crystal clear water, and is a short drive to the picturesque harbour at Portnablagh, the blue flag beach at Marble Hill, Ards Forest Park, Ards Friary, Doe Castle, the Rosguill Peninsula, the Fanad Peninsula, Glenveagh National Park.
