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Discover the best Specialty lodgings in Province of Munster including Buggle's Bed and Breakfast, Ballynona House, Hill View B&B, Kingston's Bar & Townhouse, Buggle's Bed and Breakfast, Piper's Rest B&B, Dundrum House Hotel, Golf and Leisure Resort, Egan's Wild Atlantic View B&B, Ashbrook B&B, Brookhaven B&B.
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1. Buggle's Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Kilrush October Sailing League
Reviewed By TraleebayComfortable beds, great shower, good location. Carol was very accommodating and got up on the Bank Holiday Monday (October 28) to serve us breakfast at 7:00am. We booked in the evening before and told her that we had to leave early in the morning to make the tide to sail back to Fenit. Carol had a great breakfast and a pot of coffee ready before 7:00 and to top it all off she gave us coffee to go.
2. Ballynona House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Quaint country house
Reviewed By Ann LLovely quaint house in the country. The room and bathroom were large, everything was comfortable and homely - nice informal rural atmosphere with friendly dogs and cats around. Kamla the hostess was friendly and helpful, there was a beautifully presented breakfast, and we had a lovely chat. In the evening she left the house and rescued me when Google maps got me lost - weather conditions were bad and internet was disturbed. In fact the house is only a few kms from Midleton. It was a terrific experience and I would be delighted to stay again whenever I might be in the area
3. Hill View B&B
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
A let down
Reviewed By michaelfV6139OKWhen I booked this b&b I done what most people do read the reviews I was travelling down to do a basket weaving coarse and would be out all day when I arrived I was offered a cup of tea and cake which I thought was nice the cake was wrapped in cling film and it was hard not wanting to complain I said nothing. I asked the lady what time breakfast was at she said whatever time you want I don’t do it I’ll leave everything out. So the next morning I went for breakfast there was tea toast cornflakes the milk I used on the cornflakes it’s sell by date was almost up .On the second day it was slightly better the milk had been changed .Yes the lady that runs it is a nice person but there’s not much effort on the photos of her property it clearly shows a photo of a cooked breakfast the reviews are a few years old and things have changed .The rooms are clean
4. Kingston's Bar & Townhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 136 reviews
Kingston's Bar & Townhouse offers a 12 en-suite bedroom stylist facility.
Great Stay
Reviewed By Acampbell10The rooms looked freshly updated and beds were very comfy. Breakfast was fabulous. Cheese patter, fruit, bread assortment, yogurt, and granola were just some of the options. Very friendly and helpful staff. Pizza was delicious for dinner after a long day on the road. Would definitely recommend this facility
5. Buggle's Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Kilrush October Sailing League
Reviewed By TraleebayComfortable beds, great shower, good location. Carol was very accommodating and got up on the Bank Holiday Monday (October 28) to serve us breakfast at 7:00am. We booked in the evening before and told her that we had to leave early in the morning to make the tide to sail back to Fenit. Carol had a great breakfast and a pot of coffee ready before 7:00 and to top it all off she gave us coffee to go.
6. Piper's Rest B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
The Piper’s Rest bed and breakfast is in the lively fishing village of Doolin, which nestles at the foot of the Cliffs of Moher, directly on the Wild Atlantic Way. Doolin is known for traditional Irish music and two of it’s famous music pubs are only a very short stroll away from the B&B. All rooms at the Pipers Rest are en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities, complimentary toiletries, filtered water, hairdryers, wi-fi and flat screen TVs with DVD player and Netflix access. There is ample free on-site parking. Our traditional Irish breakfast is freshly cooked to order using locally sourced Irish produce, so feel free to avail of our delicious selection of cereals, yoghurts, fruits and home-made breads while it is being prepared for you. We also offer a selection of lighter breakfast options for those with a smaller appetite. If you have special dietary requirements, please let us know in advance, and we will do our best to cater for you. Aidan and Jacquie O’Hanlon look forward to welcoming you to the Piper’s Rest and our friendly staff are only too happy to advise you on local activities and off the beaten track places to visit in the area.
Had an absolutely perfect stay here.
Reviewed By SABIMACBeautiful B&B in walking distance to Pubs and Restaurants. Super helpful and friendly staff. Clean comfortable room and ensuite, everything was spotless. Delicious breakfast. Could not have wished for a better place to stay.
7. Dundrum House Hotel, Golf and Leisure Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 576 reviews
This Georgian Manor House was built in 1730 for the bride of Lord Hawarden, the Earl of Montalt where ancient Irish chieftains, the O'Dwyers of Kilnamanagh once held the land. At the beginning of the century a religious order bought the property and in 1978, the Crowe family bought the house and adjoining lands that lay along the Multeen River.Located in the 'Golden Vale' this resort is located in the heart of Co Tipperary, 8 miles (13K) from Cashel Town, steeped in heritage, in one of the most picturesque settings. As you can imagine, this luxury country house hotel Tipperary is a wonderful country retreat, with old world charm and atmosphere. The Manor House was restored to it's former glory and the resort's ongoing property development provide, modern day comforts in a setting that retains the finest of the old. Absorb the history and beautiful antiques that adorn the manor bedrooms, drawing room, lounge and restaurant. This hotel seamlessly blends modern day living with modern bedrooms, health and leisure centre, wedding venue and spacious holiday homes, with old world charm.
Fantastic Stay!
Reviewed By bonniegirl08Stayed in Dundrum House Hotel self-catering houses in July. I didn’t know the house was under renovation which was a pity as it looked beautiful and seemingly it has been like that for about 2 years as there was a fire there. We didn’t get off to the best start – I booked via Booking.com as I couldn’t get a booking direct with the hotel and the booking was confirmed by booking.com so you assume everything is ok. As we had booked two houses and had quite abit of food and drink my friend said she would just phone the hotel to see if there was a possibility of one of the houses being ready so we can put things in the fridge etc. A lady called Dolores answered the phone and said she had just tried to phone me and there was no booking for us!! My friend said she most certainly hadn’t phoned me but Dolores was insistent that she had and that I had told her I had no booking. It turned out and what are the chances, that when booking.com confirmed the booking with the hotel the guy on reception (Dolores kept referring to ‘he’) had typed in my name which coincidentally was the same name as the person Dolores had phoned and who had stayed in the hotel 4 years ago, and just assumed it was the same person so he put all her details like phone number etc into the booking form. He obviously didn't compare the two bookings or notice that we had booked 2 houses and not one which was what the other person had booked at the time so he only booked one for us (there were 8 of us in the group). I phoned Dolores straight away who wasn’t inclined at all to take any responsibility for the error but was quick to blame the guy on reception and said ‘it was damn lucky there was another house available’ that we could have. She wasn’t one bit apologetic and was very aggressive and indignant. A lesson in customer services wouldn’t go amiss that’s for sure. Not knowing what to expect when we arrived, thankfully it was all uphill from there. We were able to check into one of the houses straight away and they were just beautiful, not much from the outside but inside they were lovely. A very spacious open plan kitchen / sitting room, shower & toilet downstairs as well as 2 fabulous en-suite bedrooms upstairs. There was a lovely area in the back where we could sit out (no tables or chairs though so we brought out the kitchen ones) as the weather was beautiful. We didn’t get to meet Dolores as she wasn’t working when we arrived! A fabulous lady whose named escapes me (Margaret I think) prepared a table for us for lunch outside on a lovely balcony overlooking the golf course and I couldn’t say enough about her, she was so helpful and just an all round lovely person. We had dinner that night in the restaurant, the menu was the same as the lunch menu, and again the staff couldn’t have been nicer. As it was a birthday celebration they made a huge fuss of the birthday girl, all the staff came out and sang Happy Birthday and clapped and put candles on her dessert so it was great. The Dundrum house hotel is a perfect base for visiting Cashel and Cahir. The Rock of Cashel is very nearby about 20 minutes well worth a visit and also Cahir where there was a beautiful park and gardens, Swiss Cottage and the castle. I would definitely go back to the Dundrum House hotel self catering houses and would highly recommend them but a lesson learned when booking via a third party – always ring the hotel to double check! If my friend hadn’t made that phone call, we would have arrived with nowhere to stay!
8. Egan's Wild Atlantic View B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 35 reviews
Egan's Wild Atlantic View is a family run Bed & Breakfast. Situated overlooking Doolin Village, this property has fantastic Views of The Atlantic Ocean, The Aran Islands, Galway Bay and the Connemara Mountains, all part of the World Famous, Wild Atlantic Way. The Cliffs of Moher, The Burren are only minutes away. This new Bed & Breakfast offers it guests a quite, relaxing and rewarding stay, while you appreciate the natural beauty of Doolin and the Wild Atlantic Way.
Beautiful Home!
Reviewed By fltraveler100Stayed one night at this beautiful B&B when visiting the Doolin area. Short walk or drive to town and a fairly short drive to the cliffs of Moher. The home (built and designed by the owners) was spotless, the bed comfortable, the view from the location was stunning and had a nice spread of fruit salad, toast, cheese, meats etc for breakfast. Thanks David for sharing stories about the “Egan” heritage!
9. Ashbrook B&B
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Bed and Breakfast
Vacation
Reviewed By VvaldezfamilySuch a lovely stay for my son & myself at Ashbrook B&B on oct 12 2019 for one night on our first trip to Ireland. The hostess made us feel right at home & was so welcoming and helpful. The beds were so comfortable & room was spotless with lovely private bath & the full breakfast was delicious. The host family couldn’t have been more hospitable & we would loved to have stayed longer. Thank you again for the best Irish hospitality.
10. Brookhaven B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Spacious detached two storey house with garden,balcony,panoramic views,(bedrooms ground and first floor)private parking,all en-suite free wi-fi.Rural setting only 3 minutes walk from bars, restaurants,shops
The best b&b in West Cork
Reviewed By rebeccawall14An outstanding b&b....right from the moment we arrived Cathy and John made us feel at home . They were so obliging and kind.... it felt as though we had known them our entire life!! The breakfasts were delicious, made fresh to order every morning.I couldn’t fault the service. I didn’t want to leave. I would highly recommend this place if you’re visiting the area. 10/10 would stay there again.
