Simple but lovely and welcoming BB slightly before the centre of the town, on a quiet road and…read morewithin close walking distance to pubs and restaurants. The rooms are basic, but the shower is fantastic and Rianne treats her guests very well with home made breads of all kinds, marmelade and jams, along with lots and lots of suggestions of things to do and places to eat and drink in the area. The couple also runs Aquaventures next door which offers diving experiences and boat tours.

From the owner: Bed & Breakfast - adjacent to Aquaventures dive centre (for qualified divers boat / offshore dives,…read moreunqualified individuals can do introduction courses) and family activities include guided snorkelling tours (minimum age 6) and whale & dolphin trips. Subject to minimum numbers and weather.

I cannot begin to find the words to explain how wonderful our trip to Sea Breeze was. It was the…read morebest stay at a B&B in Ireland that we've had. Noralene and her family are wonderful, they treat you like royalty and are constantly working to make your stay the best it can be. The rooms are kept up and decorated beautifully. The showers have the nicest showers with the best water pressure yet. The town is very close and has interesting shops, restaurants and sites to visit. The B&B and the grounds it is on are updated and well kept. Finally, the view! Ireland in itself is a beautiful country but you cannot beat the breathtaking view from the Sea Breeze B&B! We can't wait to make our way back and stay again sometime. If you're anywhere close or looking for a hidden gem, this is the place to be!

Our room had two single and a queen size double bed. The room was clean and outfitted with nice…read morewooden furniture and wood flooring. The best about it was the view over the Bantry Bay which is really beautiful. Rooms come with their own bathroom, TV, water heater and free WiFi(!). The only downsite is the price. The room was 80€ including breakfast for the two of us. Credit Cards accepted.

I visited Schull to work on my novel and I couldn't have chosen a better place to stay…read more Firstly, the house is gorgeous. The bedrooms are huge and beautifully furnished, complete with comfortable beds and writing desks. Each room is named after a writer - and each one has its own quirks and benefits. The Carberry offers wonderful light for writing and has the added benefit of a bath, while the Ross gives you pretty views over the harbour. Breakfast is between 8am and 10am, but if you're working on a project, Katarina will make a late breakfast for you; anything from scrambled eggs and bacon to a full Irish. It seems nothing is too much bother - Katarina's whole philosophy is to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The house is a short stroll from the local bars and restaurants - though Katarina will set you up with a healthy and filling evening meal for just €10 a night. You can opt to eat in the dining room or in the living room in front of a blazing fire. Check out the wine list too - there are some pretty tasty choices available. If you want to explore the local area, there are plenty of walks nearby - I'd recommend visiting Sailor's Hill. See if you can meet Cornelius Griffin and get the story of the metal cross and the watch tower. If you've got a car, there are plenty of villages or beaches to explore. The true beauty of Grove House is that it really is a home away from home, without the interruptions! It's the perfect base for a week or weekend away. I managed to redraft half of my novel while staying here, thanks to the lovely surroundings, relaxing atmosphere and thoughtful service. If you intend to visit this region, make sure you stay here.

I cannot recommend the Fernroyd House enough! Owners Tony and Avril were immensely welcoming, and…read moretheir knowledge of the area was very useful. Every morning, along with a great breakfast, they sat with us and walked us through our plans and gave tips and insight. The room was comfortable and we had plenty of privacy and quiet. Highly recommend!!!

Absolutely as the reviews say: excellent BNB! The hosts are lovely, food excellent, location…read moresuperb. We felt so at home. Would love to have stayed longer. Will most definitely return!

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!

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.

A lovely cosy B&B for spending a few days in Baltimore. It's on the edge of a little cove (lovely…read morefor swimming) with rooms opening out into the garden. Wilmie, who runs it, was really helpful, making a lovely cooked breakfast every morning, helping out with taxis, restaurant recommendations and the like. It also has parking, which is a big plus in Baltimore in summer.

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.

We enjoyed a fantastic dinner at Casey's. The setting of the restaurant with magnificent views of…read morethe bay and mountains in the distance is just stunning. Our servers were very friendly and helpful. The food was absolutely superb. The fish tasting starter with 6 different fish to sample was excellent. The black sole on bone was among the best fish dishes I've enjoyed. The other entree-brill and swordfish was very good. The grill was lightly fried and tasty, the swordfish was cooked enough but not dry. The vegetables and potatoes that accompanied the fish were well prepared and tasty. We didn't have room for dessert. I ordered the microbrewery flight and received 4 to try. The lighter beers were better in my opinion, though I usually prefer dark beer or stout. There are other highly rated restaurants in Baltimore, we didn't try any of those. In my opinion, you will likely be very satisfied at Casey's.

We had a wonderful overnight stay at this family run bed-and-breakfast/Hotel on the outskirts of…read moreBaltimore West Cork. it has several rooms, a public house and a restaurant with live Irish music playing nightly. What a gem of a spot. The staff were super friendly and helpful. In fact, they could not do enough for us. Even though they are on the outskirts of town, it's an easy 10 minute walk or less to the pubs and restaurants in Baltimore. They also have tons of information and flyers regarding various things to do in the area. Lots of trails & water activities. Casey's is a great spot & I will definitely stay here again should I be in West Cork.