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Kilnabrack Lower, KY
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3 years ago
We stopped here on a walk of part of the Kerry Ring. Maureen is a lovely host and puts out a scrumptious breakfast with homemade bread. Comfortable, with a few of the Dingle Peninsula. read more
The Village, Kilnabrack Lower
Kilnabrack Lower, V93 XW72
Republic of Ireland
Sutton
(066) 976 8717
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After a week sleeping on crappy hotel beds we had the best sleep of our trip at the Evergreen…read more Olive was a friendly hostess full of tips of the local areas and very accommodating to our travel timeline. Very clean. House was bright and filled with beautiful light during the breakfast.
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One of the most enjoyable stays from any other B&B's I've been to…read more... The brothers (owners) are all very attentive and helpful. The place was spotless and we were lucky enough to have our own bathroom. Location was nice and not too far away from downtown and quiet enough to get a good night sleep. The beds!! Are very comfortable and we loved the complimentary breakfast in the morning. One of the saddest parts of the trip was needing to leave this B&B. Totally made this vacation worthwhile and enjoyable. We plan to return and stay here at our next visit to Ireland.
This has far been the most memorable experience for my recent trip to Dublin Ireland…read more Nothing is better than a relaxing and comfortable place to go back to after a long excursion of adventure! 5 stars all the way!! Beautiful B&B owned by 3 brothers who bought and refurbished the place in memory of their late mother (Marie) hence the name, Marie's Bed & Breakfast! All three brothers are on the property and very attentive and helpful! Beautiful B&B with lovely rooms and bathroom!Also, the whole place is so clean!! We got the twin bed room with the garden view and private bathroom/shower. Very relaxing and friendly environment. Literally, can't think of anything that I would want or need. We mentioned that we were planning on taking a cab into central dublin downtown for tours and they coordinated and called a taxi/cab for us for every day!! The rooms and bathroom was cleaned every day when we left for our excursions. And it's always so nice and welcoming to be back after a long day. Clean shower, and comfortable beds are what makes it even more memorable to a great vacation. If you have questions they will answer it! Need a good game plan for a trip in town? Done! Or a side trip to a nice area where is not a tourist trap? Done! Definitely reccomend you stay here. No regrets! Highly highly recommend to family and friends!
Lovely Room with a front Garden View (Twin Beds that are Comfy and Spacious)
Awesome View!!
Adorable Coffee/ Tea station on hand in the bedroom with complimentary cookies!! Water jug was also a great plus!!
My mum stayed here when visiting me…read more.. The landlady was very nice and helpful, the place itself well kept. At the time of her stay they were starting to renovate the 'dining area'. Despite the work no hassle or any inconvenience arose; the alternative breakfast room was well prepared, excellently done! A place where I'd like to stay over-night as well!
Great local BnB…read more Lovely comfortable rooms, with great an ensuite. Very easy to get into the historic centre of Dublin by regular bus. Ann is so lovely, happy to help booking taxis etc, and makes a great breakfast. Just let her know what you like. Many thanks for a great stay.
This is a lovely bed and breakfast to stay at. We stayed here on our last night before we headed…read moreback to the airport. The hostess was inviting and professional. Our room was nicely decorated and the bed was very comfortable. The view from the room was beautiful and heard so many pretty chirping birds in the morning time. There are nice restaurants near by to eat at. They had a nice set up for the breakfast in the room to quickly eat something and hurry on for the day. I would recommend this place.
We stayed here on the last night of our 11 day Ireland and Scotland honeymoon. We had stayed in a…read moredifferent place every night of the trip so at this point we've seen every kind of B&B, lodge and hotel. This one was definitely top of our list. Especially for a B&B! It had all the luxuries of a hotel (Smart TV with Netflix, coffee/tea maker, super clean, refrigerator in ou- most of our hotels didn't even have one, etc.) plus more! We were greeted by Dan who was extremely welcoming and very very helpful. He helped us plan our early airport trip and even helped us call our rental car company to arrange early drop-off. He also made us food to take with us in the morning. He then gave us all the data we needed to know about local pubs and restaurants which made it super easy for us. The place itself is super charming. But the thing that I liked is that it doesn't give off that "old and antiquated" feel. It looks like the whole place was renovated recently and that it's really well taken care of. We also were provided with snacks and water, which was a very nice touch. I told my husband that I wished we stayed here the first night we arrived because it definitely would give a fantastic first impression of Dublin/Ireland. Great place, would definitely recommend to anyone coming here!
The house is in the Wicklow Mountains right by Glendalough. It's a superb location. You can see a…read moretower from the property. There are sheep out back. It's spring now and sheep have just had their lambs. You'd see 1 sheep with a baby hanging out. We saw magpies (birds). There is a stream in front of the house. The home is very clean and Zell greeted us warmly. The room we had was large (#5) and had a large bed with 2 twins. The shower was great. There was a hot water pot with tea and coffee. The internet, because of their location, works only downstairs in the main room. There was a black wood burning stove roaring and a nice view out the windows where we would eat breakfast. Liam talked to us a bit I. The evening. Breakfast was Irish with the sausage and black and white pudding. I don't care for it. The woman that served did not understand much English but she was kind and cordial. There was yogurt, cheese, ham, cereal and juices. Overall, I'd stay there again.
That place is sooooo cosy !!! The rooms are quite large and…read morevery cosy, the breakfast is absoulutely gorgeous, and the entire place is beautiful. Located just 15 minutes walking from the visitor Centre of Glendalough, the two owners will welcome you in the best way possible. They keep your stuff when you arrive even if the room is not ready, they give you very useful tips for your journey, and they can even book a table at the restaurant for you !!!!! The house is in the border of a little river just in front of the sun during the morning. A quiet and lovely place with good prices where you will enjoy your trip for sure!!
Sheep and a baby lamb behind the house. Charming!
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Riversdale B&B
Such a nice welcome to Ireland! While starting the walk along the Wicklow way, our tour company set…read moreus up in this lovely accommodation. Due to flight schedules and delays, we had to take the last train into town. Our hosts had taken notice of our late arrival and assumed we were on the last train, but seemed ready to send out a search party if we weren't in soon! Such lovely people! They had some fun events for dinner, but we were very tired from our flight in that we had to pass. In the morning, we were greeted with a lovely Irish breakfast, but there were plenty of other options to accommodate multiple dietary requirements and preferences. Room was clean and cozy! Highly recommend as a place to stay in Glenmalure.
My boyfriend and I stopped in here very quickly for a bite to eat and a pint. We got a O'Hara's…read morebeer and they were just finishing up breakfast around 11:30 am so we got scrambled eggs and toast. The food was very good. The beer tasted funny like it was slightly off. I know this because I has this beer later in our trip and it was very tasty. So it may have just been a bad keg. We waited a while for the check but they were getting ready for lunch so they were busy. It was a nice bar with a fireplace and the outside seating was nice if it was warmer.
Clean and comfy bed
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This hotel is in a great location right on the river and at the doorstep of the Temple Bar area…read more The hotel does not have a lobby and its a very tight squeeze if several people are trying to check in at the same time. The room was perfect for a couple and the bed was quite comfortable. The room we were assigned to had a wonderful view of the river. The street below can become quite noisy at night but, if you close the windows you should be able to sleep soundly.
I stayed at the Eliza lodge for just one night but enjoyed it so much. The rooms are perfectly…read moreclean and the view I had was lovely. The staff also bent over backwards for me. Will recommend to anyone!
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We stayed at this wonderful bed and breakfast dublin, we spent 3 days with Eithne and Gerry in…read moreMalahide and had a very pleasant stay. The bed and breakfast itself was very clean, the food was excellent and we felt the price was spot on. We would definitely recommend the Castle Lodge bed and breakfast Dublin to anyone looking to have an affordable few days in Malahide Dublin.
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This is a beautiful and elegant Victorian B&B set in the lovely village of Enniskerry. The hosts…read moreare warm and friendly and are very helpful to whatever you need. The breakfast is fresh and prepared beautifully. I would return to stay here whenever I am in the Enniskerry area.
I stayed here recently and I had a wonderful stay. Bed was…read moresuper comfortable. Wei, the owner greeted me and helped me with my luggage. It's located in a beautiful part of the city, away from the hustle and bustle of a hotel. Excellent location and all the amenities are nearby. Thank you Wei & Team!
I enjoyed my brief stay at Donnybrook hotel. The staff was very helpful and welcoming and our rooms…read morewere lovely and cozy. It is a bit far from the city centre, but in my opinion it's worth it as it is quiet. Otis also a stone throw away from the airport bus, which is very convenient. Also, the fact that the hotel is outside the city centre significantly increases your chances of getting on the airport bus: it was almost empty at my stop, however, some people in the central stops were not able to get in. The breakfast is available for a fee.
Superb B&B in Dun Laoghaire…read more Our family of four stayed at Ophira B&B during our trip to Ireland this summer. We stayed here as it was more affordable than living in Dublin (525€ for three nights), yet well connected to the city via the DART train and bus routes . Dun Laoghaire is also an easy drive to some of the countryside places we wanted to visit, like Powerscourt gardens, Glendalough monastery, Enniskerry, and the majestic and wild mountains of County Wicklow. We took the hour-long bus ride (17€ round trip for adults, 9€ for kids) in from Dublin airport and then walked ten minutes to Ophira. We were warmly welcomed by our host John, who graciously showed us around and then escorted us to our room. Our room had an en suite bathroom and was perfect for our needs - one double bed for the parents, one single bed for each child. The bathroom was small by US standards but adequate for us. Ophira has a comfortable drawing room downstairs that we were encouraged to use, and a dining room where we had three superb breakfasts during our stay (scrambled eggs, yogurt, scones and croissants, granola and milk, coffee and tea, assorted fruit and fresh juice). John was a wonderful host and made our stay enjoyable and seamless. He responded to all my messages when I was booking our room from the US, arranged for the 100€ advance via PayPal and took the balance via credit card at the end of our stay. He even graciously drove us to Sixt car rental agency on the day we picked up our car, and moved one of his two cars so we could park in his private lot that evening when we returned. Thank you John, Ophira B&B, and Dun Laoghaire, for a memorable trip to Ireland.
Great, cozy, quiet bed and breakfast just outside the noise of the city center. Easily accessible…read moreto downtown Dublin by mass transit. Rooms are clean and cozy and have their own bathrooms. Host John is friendly, urbane, helpful and accomodating. Daily breakfast was quite good. They have a few parking spaces available for guests but we didn't have a car ourselves.
The Cliff At Lyons is not a hotel. They have no restaurant or spa on Mondays. They have no service…read morefor carrying luggage through gates and gravel to a very run down and dirty cottage. It's filled with broken items in the kitchen and stocked fridge w sausages. The place is remotely located from any towns for going out and very few taxi companies are available. We had this booked for a family of (5) on vacation and had expected at least a 4 star hotel. We were so disappointed it's beyond comprehension. Why did our travel company place us here is beyond me when we needed a good hotel. Breakfast is served around 8:30 and we had to catch our transfer to Dublin airport at 7am. Everyone was tired and hungry and we had to eat and have coffee at the airport! Wish I could give this zero 0 stars !
This was the most beautiful stay of my life. The staff were so kind and everything was perfect. I…read morewant to go every year. The spa and thermal village were divine. I loved my copper bath and stone massage. The food was fantastic at the Mill and the Pantry. I am an American and I came during my Thanksgiving and I felt just completely in heaven with this Irish Countryside experience. I wish I stayed here my entire trip. I took a walk on the canal and saw cows. There were baby goats and lambs on site. Also, the Irish Soda Bread was addicting. I will be back!
Charming, clean, and reasonably priced traditional bed and breakfast in Swords. We stayed in Swords…read moreto see a concert in Malahide. As the hotels in Malahide were pricey and booked, we looked to the town of Swords next door and could not be happier. Mike and Anna Walsh are the kindest hosts. They serve a proper breakfast, by providing juice, cereals, and fruit in the breakfast room, and coming to your table to take your order. Eggs made just the way you like! The place is spanking clean and the beds are cozy. Five minute walk to main street. I got an authentic taste of Ireland by staying here, and I look forward to coming back again!
Very nice place, very nice owner. The Irish breakfast is…read moregood, even not exceptional.
My daughter and I spent about a week at Aberdeen Lodge Hotel. Accommodations were comfortable and…read moreclean...quiet atmosphere...5 star Irish breakfasts every morning in the dining room. We were made to feel welcomed by the hosts Pat and Anne. Pat had a family emergency and had to fly to the U.S., but Anne was lovely and overly helpful. The location was great...right near a bus stop. We truly enjoyed our stay and hope to return.
Lovely stay in the charming community of Sandymount in the outskirts of Dublin. Clean, comfortable…read moreand delicious breakfast in a lovely dining room. We are walkers so we're able to walk into Dublin proper and back during are stay as it was lovely weather. Our hosts were welcoming and attentive. Train, beach, bus stop close by, as well as several reputable restaurants just down the street. Really enjoyed the quiet at the end of the day.
We stayed here for a few days at the tail end of our recent trip to Ireland. As nice as the inn…read morekeeper and staff were, the accommodations left much to be desired. The mattresses in our room were so soft and bouncy that neither of us slept well. The pillows and blankets felt cheap. The room had a musty odor and there was a loose piece of hardwood under the very old carpet that teeter totters like a see saw. Worst, it was unseasonably cold at night and the heater didn't work. The shower and bathroom was fine and really the only redeeming quality of our room. The rooms are situated up a flight and a half of narrow stairs. Not ideal for the infirm and be careful getting your heavy suitcase up there without hurting yourself. If you have a car, there's no where to park near the place. Breakfast was at best, okay. What they advertise as pancakes was a flat square crepe loaded with syrup, creme, and fruit. The latter which is the beast part. Otherwise, awful. The neighborhood itself was fine and a short walk from most major bus routes into Dublin. We will not stay at this BnB again. Nice owners, but the accommodations were sub par.
Four years ago today, I started a trip of a lifetime. My first night was spent at this B&B. What a…read morefantastic way to begin my trip. The hostess was fun, informative and welcoming. Near enough to the airport and easy to get into the city from.