A really nice younger couple owns and runs this B&B. The Gent was nice enough to stay up and let us…read moredo a late check-in at 9pm. The room was clean and spacious. Enough to accommodate for three adults. All the rooms are en suite with its own toilet and shower. The wifi works throughout the house and very well in the guest rooms. The breakfast was delicious and I feel that I left satisfied. Props on the coffee. It was really really good. It is in a well placed central location just as the website promises. It is also a stones throw away from a pub and a Lidl.

This was another last minute B&B find while my husband and I were in Ireland in April. We found…read moreone review on Yelp and decided to take the chance. A young man, Robert, owns the B&B and does an excellent job making it and you feel at home. The room we had was nice and clean, with its own bathroom, and the bed was very comfortable. The location is great, walking distance to everything (though Dingle is not a very large town). On the second day we were there, while my husband was golfing and I was trying to decide what to do, Robert made up a pot of coffee with cookies and pastries and sat with me for a bit just to chat and relax. He also helped us with which pubs were "authentic" and gave us some recommendations on restaurants. The breakfast was fantastic, though I cannot finish a full Irish breakfast to save my life, and the coffee was perfect. We intend to return to Dingle (as it was our favorite place in Ireland) and will definitely stay at this B&B again.

Wonderful stay! View were amazing from our room. Breakfast was delicious and served w care. Easy…read morewalking distance to Dingle Town.

We highly recommend Greenmount House to all our friends. It's just up the road from the center of…read moreDingle, a short walk, and provides peace and quiet from all the Dingle noise, with breathtaking views of the sea. The rooms are roomy and inviting, beds and linens are top of the line, with tea or coffee available at all times. The breakfast is superior. In addition to a bountiful cold buffet (several kinds of cereals and yogurts, many fruit options, rice pudding, etc.) plus many hot varieties of breakfast dishes (omelettes, poached eggs, scrambled eggs, French toast, etc.) Hot coffee and tea flows freely. The owners are wonderfully warm hosts very knowledgeable about area attractions.

Ross Castle Lodge Bed and Breakfast in Killarney, Ireland is a great value and a welcoming place to…read morestay. I was welcomed with a lovely chat over tea and a scone by the innkeeper Rosaleen O'Leary! I really appreciated her taking time to get to know me and share her thoughts on Irish history and culture. My room was good sized, appealing and a great value. Showers were hot with good water pressure. The gardens on the property were just gorgeous - imagine Secret Garden type plantings. My stay included a complete hot Irish breakfast with lots of coffee, eggs and Irish bacon - similar to a fried ham. Mmmm. I enjoyed a morning walk down the road to Ross Castle, which I highly recommend. Who knew the advancements in medieval architecture and defense? Ross Castle Lodge B&B is adjacent to the Killarney National Park, and one may walk through the park to get to the 'town' of Killarney where you'll find lots of restaurants, pubs & shops. Booking was easy via email. Walkable distance to town and the train station - but a cab is easier for arrivals! Info: Telephone: +353 64 6636942 Email: rosscastlelodge@eircom.net Website: http://www.rosscastlebnb.com

The O'Leary's are amazing and kind hosts and take great care of their guests. We arrived a bit late…read moreand they prepared tea and biscuits for us. They gave us great recommendations and also drove us to the bus station when we had to leave. Killarney was amazing! It was our favorite city in Ireland and we would love to go back. Plenty to do in the city with unique shops and restaurants. I would recommend renting bikes and riding into the national park.

This was a wonderful place to stay! The hosts, Maureen and Noel, are a gracious and kind couple,…read morewho went out of their way to make sure we had a great experience. The breakfast was made to order and delicious, and they had plenty of helpful suggestions about restaurants and thing to do. I hope to come back again!

My husband & I stayed here for 2 nights during our trip to Ireland and had a wonderful stay! Helen…read more& Frank were lovely- very welcoming and wonderful hosts. They truly made you feel comfortable and right at home. Frank was even kind enough to drive us to the center of town one evening. The house is beautiful, located right on the Kenmare Golf Course with a great patio you can sit out and enjoy on sunny days. Our room was perfect-spacious, bed comfy and bathroom meticulously clean. Breakfast was delicious and coffee nice & strong(the way I like!). The location of the B&B is ideal- a quick 10-15 minute walk to the center of town where there are ample delicious restaurants/good pubs. Staying in Kenmare is also a great spot to visit the Ring of Kerry and the Beara Peninsula- of which we visited both during our stay. I cannot say enough great things about The Old Church B&B and would stay here again in a heartbeat. It was one of my favorite B&B's during our two week Wild Atlantic Way road trip.

Lovely house, lovely hosts, good breakfast, nice shower! There's also a nice lounge to spend the…read moreevening in if you like. Wireless was secure and speedy.

This bed & breakfast is in one the most attractive & tranquil rural settings that I've ever stayed…read morein, near to the river Blackwater. It's just outside the small village of Banteer, and around 17km west of the town of Mallow in north Co. Cork. Agherton Lodge is a 2-storey detached house in a very striking setting, so much so that you feel like you're the lord or lady of the manner staying in this environment, in a pleasant ranch-like way. A really nice lady who was originally from the north welcomed us the early evening we arrived, and she very kindly laid us out tea, coffee & biscuits in the open plan front room, which was much appreciated. There were spacious solid wood floors throughout, (good for my asthma), it all looked both spotlessly clean & new, as well as warm & inviting. There were 4 of us, 1 woman, 3 blokes, staying in 3 rooms. Our 'boss' and only girl each had spacious double rooms to themselves, I shared an equally spacious twin room with the other guy. It was €35 each, which I felt was very good for this standard of accommodation. The bedrooms were fantastic, bright, breezy & cheerful, all with ensuite. The doubles have a lovely indulgent looking bath. Jo was so impressed she photographed hers! The beds, even the singles were blissfully comfortable. My room had a superb south facing view of fields, trees & rolling hills in the background and horses,(very frisky horses), in the foreground, with big french windows that opened onto a balcony. It was just so lovely & peaceful standing on the balcony & watching the horses frolic around, on a lovely mild evening in October, and relaxed me completely before a show I was doing at the nearby Glen Theatre. After a bit of a drink with the generous guys at The Glen, the B&B was equally welcoming at night. It was quiet season I should stress, and it was just us 4 in residence, but bearing in that the mind the couple running it had a son, & a very friendly dog, we were given loads of space, and truly felt it was ours! Breakfast next morning was to an equally high standard, and generous. I always love places that don't seem like guesthouses but places that you feel, well at home in, and we all definitely felt at home here. Real 5 star quality, and a lovely place to base yourself if you want to explore Cork & Kerry by car.

I highly recommend visiting this well run B&B that is tucked back in the outskirts of Dingle…read more Denise has the decorative touch of Joanna Gaines. We were greeted with warm scones and a fresh cup of tea. The bed was comfortable and the internet was fast and reliable. The location is the right distance away from Dingle so that you get a peaceful nights rest. The breakfast is amazing and changed daily. Denise was able to share tips and are attractions. I highly suggest spending multiple nights at this establishment.

Denise is the kindest and most gracious host. We will be back to An Riasc for sure!…read moreWe had a little trouble finding the place in the dark. I would recommend trying to get there during the daylight. We also were VERY late for check-in and our phones were not working with the international plan we purchased. I was so worried by the time we got there she would have gone to bed. But we were able to call from a nearby pub, The Marina Inn (see my review), and Denise was waiting up for us. Luckily we were the only guests staying with her that night so she let us decide when to have breakfast. We opted for 10 a.m. and I think all parties were glad to get some extra sleep after a late night. (Even though we arrived around 10:00 p.m. she was kind enough to offer tea or coffee.) Denise really went above and beyond with breakfast. (I will upload many pictures of the presentation and style of her food.) We had two excellent breakfasts in Ireland and this was one of them. From the fresh homemade scones to the endless coffee, it was the perfect way to start the meal. *Nothing is more incredible than waking up to the serene Dingle countryside and having a 3 course breakfast prepared for you. 1st Scones $ Soda Bread, 2nd: Homemade Granola and Yogurt or Porridge, 3rd: your choice off the menu. I had the special pancake with fresh fruit and my date had the full irish breakfast. Everything was incredible and we started the day very satisfied and full. She has two adorable cocker spaniels and a sweet cat named "Becky." If you love/ miss your pets, they will make you smile! Quick note: Do NOT use your GPS to find this place. It is MUCH easier to just follow Denise's instructions from Dingle town. (We learned that the hard way.) We will certainly be back and next time arrive earlier and do the dinner that she has for an additional option. She is an excellent cook!

Lovely, newer modern style B&B on the Ring of Skellig. The guest rooms are remodeled and the…read morebathrooms are the nicest we saw in Ireland. The owner was very sweet and made us an amazing breakfast. It's a little isolated, but it was the perfect base for a trip to Skellig Michael and exploring the ruins on the Skellig Ring. You can literally see the monastery ruins (where the monks settled after leaving the island of Skellig Michael) from the front room of the B&B. There is a large, new pub just down the road that serves food from noon to 9pm and Waterville is a short ten minute drive away.

Our large party of 15 people had a fantastic stay at Friars Glen! Mary and John have created such a…read morewelcoming environment! Upon arrival, we were greeted with coffee and tea (and with puppy snuggles from Roma!); Mary was also quick to give us a short orientation of where we were located, recommended hikes in the national park and more. She was also incredibly helpful in helping us get reservations for our grandmother's 80th birthday. (Including recommendations on where to get a cake and balloons in town!) The location itself is fantastic - you can walk to a few short hikes - and you're only a short drive from some of the more popular hikes in Killarney National park. Then, you're only five or so minutes from downtown Killarney and a variety of restaurants, pubs, and entertainment. The rooms were clean and large! I don't know what sheets they use, but they were so comfortable and soft. They cleaned the rooms once a day. The breakfast was absolutely delicious! First, there is always a cold buffet - with granola, cereal, various fruits and pastries. The scones and jam were my absolute favorite! Then, there is also a hot menu to order from, which includes a full Irish breakfast, crepes, banana fritters, and more. We were the only people staying, so they didn't have an issue with us monopolizing the sitting room late at night, playing games and enjoying drinks. Overall, fantastic service, an adorable place, and a wonderful stay!

Mary and John were extremely welcoming upon our arrival. We arrived around 8pm and were greeted…read morewith a cup of tea and homemade raisin bread. John took the time to tell us about all of our options while in Killarney, and his suggestion for the day trip to Gap of Dunloe ended up being my favorite part of our trip! Breakfast was delicious, and Bridget, the waitress, was very helpful in providing us directions. The location is a little off the beaten path, not really walking distance to bars and restaurants but only a 5 min drive. I personally loved how quiet it was, and the views are amazing! My only small complaint is that the room felt a little damp, probably because of the weather.

Thank goodness my brother told us about this island. It's the largest of the Aran Island (where the…read moreAran sweater is from) and was one of the best places I visited in my two months of travelling in Europe. It's actually one of my favorite places I've ever been to in my life. Being on the island is probably the romanticized Ireland that we all imagine. So just visualize, green hilly fields, views of the ocean, thick "cable knit" sweaters, a Leprechaun House, a bit of mist, a bit of sun and nice smiley people. We booked the b & b through the tourism office in Galway. To get to the island you need to take a bus in Galway to a ferry for a short ride out to the island. When you arrive there are small caravan cars that can take you where you need to go. It cost a few euros per person to take us to the bed and breakfast (b & b). Once we got there we found out that you can pay extra for dinner, which was salmon that night. I'd suggest having dinner there since there is only a pub across the street, which might not be open. Or if the weather is good, you could walk back to town for more choices. The breakfast was typical Irish: bread, jam, bacon, sausage, oatmeal, eggs, potatoes, tea, etc. Our room in the house had a full bathroom, a queen size bed, and balcony. The furniture in the house was homey and cozy, just like being in a friend's house. The island is only 8 miles long, perfect for walking or riding bikes. Unfortunately, the day we got there it was like a hurricane. We spent the afternoon and night in the bed and breakfast watching the wind. The weather cleared up the next day and we walked to Dún Aonghasa, a prehistoric fort. Truly amazing views. We got so taken away by the island that we got back later than expected and missed the last caravan to town to catch the ferry back to Galway. Fortunately, the owners are really nice people, the husband gave us a ride to town and told us about the island and how he and his wife started the b & b. IMPORTANT: The bank on the island is only open one day a week for a limited number of hours, I think Wednesday, so get some cash before going out there. My only regret, is that we didn't spend more time here. But that means I'll just have to go back! I'll upload pictures as soon Yelp lets me.

A truly fantastic place to stay if you are visiting the island. We couldn't have relieved a warmer…read morewelcome and better service. Rooms were very spacious and clean. Breakfast was the highlight! Treasa has real skill and her baking/cooking shows it. Wish we could have stayed longer. Location is also nicely away from the port and closer to the more interesting part of the island, including being right at the foot of Dun Aoinghus fort.