Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0) 61 369 125
Email: gallowsview@eircom.net
Website: www.gallowsview.com

Instructions: click through to the Gallows View B&B site and check the availability and make a reservation. Be sure to mention us for Special attention.

Gallows view is a wonderful B&B with lots of feel at home comfort. The price was very reasonable and the Hostess was extreamly friendly and accommidating. She made us an early breakfast so we could catch out flight and was a deligh to talk to.
Jim Mellody - United States

The Gallows View B&B was the perfect place for our first night in Ireland! It is a short drive from the Shannon airport but feels like you're out in the country! Mary, our hostess & innkeeper, welcomed us with tea and a basket of fresh breads. She recommended a lovely restaurant for dinner, JP Clarks. Our room was beautiful and our breakfast was marvelous. The inn is very close to Bunratty Castle, Durty Nellies Pub, and some great shops. A great way to start our trip.
Susan Russell - United States

Roncalli House is approved by the Irish Tourist Board and are members of B&B Ireland. You will get warm but not intrusive hospitality, personal service and delicious breakfasts. The room key and front door key are yours so you can come and go as you please. They have Private Parking. Roncalli House is open all year.

Galway, nestling in picturesque Galway Bay, is the capital of the West of Ireland. Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on 2 sides, Connemara's mountains, rivers and lakes form a rich background of startling beauty.

Salthill is a seaside suburb; 10 minutes walk from the city centre. It is also close to Leisureland swimming complex and the Aquarium on the seafront, and convenient to golf, tennis and riding clubs. It is the ideal touring centre for the West, Connemara, the Burren and for day trips to the Aran Islands.

Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0) 91 584159 / 589013
Email: roncallihouse@eircom.net
Website: Roncalli House Website

Instructions: Send an email to check availability and make a reservation. You will receive a prompt response directly from Carmel O'Halloran. Be sure to mention us for Special attention.

How to get there

The house is situated close to Galway Bay on the R336. Approaching Galway City, ignore City centre signs and follow the Salthill / Lower Salthill signs. The house is on the corner at the end of Whitestrand Avenue.

GPS address (53.265024 - 9.06610)

Reviews

Michael Neeten
Roncallo House is a really wonderful B&B next to the sea and just 5 walk away from the city centre of Galway. We had a really really beautiful stay there and such a warm welcomming! We would strongly recommend this B&B.

Dawn Nelson
This was a lovely warm B&B beside the bay - even though I didnt have time to see it or walk on the path. It was an excellent location for walking into Galway City either day or night. It takes 10 minutes like it says in the guidebooks. The shower, the breakfasts, the WIFI, the hospitality were all excellent.

Alan and Shannon Barus
Absolutely Wonderful stay Great Hospitality, nice home, perfect location. If you are passing through town and have the opportunity to stay here, we highly recommend it. We have stayed here three times now and plan to continue staying here when we travel through Ireland again.

Nora and Martin offer you a Céad Míle Fáilte to Connemara. Martin's family have been farming in Connemara for 5 generations. In the 1990's Martin and Nora diversified into agri tourism to provide accommodation and developed a heritage centre. On our farm we have cattle, sheep, Connemara Ponies and donkeys. At the heritage centre we share the traditions, heritage and culture of the area at Dan O' Hara's 19th century farm.

Mrs. Nora Breathnach, Proprietor

Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0) 95 21808
Email: danohara@eircom.net
Website: Dan O'Hara Farmhouse Website

Instructions: Send an email to check availability and make a reservation. You will receive a prompt response directly from Nora Breathnach. Be sure to mention us for Special attention.

How to get there

From Westport town, take the N59 South to Leenane and Clifden. On the road you will pass the fire station on your right, then a petrol station on the left. The house is just past the petrol station on the same side.

Reviews

Janet and Ron
In my four visits to Ireland I have never stayed at the same B&B twice, but I would (and plan to!) stay at Dan O'Hara's again! Nora and Paula helped me with my fledgling Irish language and by the time we left we felt like family! The B&B was awesome (as were the breakfasts and poteen cake!!!) but Nora and Paula are the reasons we will be back - next time with friends!

Terry and Renee
This was a great place to stay. Absolutely gorgeous area. The heritage center house and buildings were very interesting and well done. Everyone was so friendly and they even gave us extra heat. I'm from the southeastern US and for once wasn't weighed down with wool blankets. Never realized how heavy those things are. Their suggestions on things to do were excellent - as were the baked goods we took on our wanderings.

Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0) 98 26196
Email: carrabaun@anu.ie
Website: Carrabaun House Website

Instructions: click through to the B&B site and check the availability and make a reservation. Be sure to mention us for Special attention.

You can communicate by email with Francis & Angela Gavin, proprietors, and ask for availability and rates. He will return your inquiry right away. Be sure to mention us for Special attention.

From Westport town, take the N59 South to Leenane and Clifden. On the road you will pass the fire station on your right, then a petrol station on the left. The house is just past the petrol station on the same side.

Reviews
"Very good stay with a beautiful view on the bay. Non far from the town centre. Peaceful, spacious well decorated room. Fantastic breakfast. Good tips from Francis"

"Very warm welcome. Beautiful,spacious rooms. Lovely and clean. Excellent view. Delicious breakfast. Would recommend highly."

Reviews

Kevin ODonnell - "Wonderful place. Magnificent setting. Hosts were great."

MOUSSIE - "Ardeevin is undoubtedly one at the top;a very warm welcome from Mary and Sean who are much attentive towards their guests;beautiful house to be recommended."

Jose Nieves - "Habitación agradable, limpia y calentita. Vistas al lago preciosas. Desayuno muy copioso y muy bueno. Y lo mejor, unos propietarios encantadores dispuestos a ayudar en todo. Sin duda vovería. Really nice bedroom, clean and warm. Beautiful view over the lac. Very good breakfast. And very kind owners, ready to give informations and explain directions for us. If I go to Donegal again, Ill sure go back to them."

DAVID FONDEUX - " "Beautiful house, great room, friendly atmosphere."

Brett and Yvonne Calvert - "Beautiful home full of antiques overlooking lovely Lough Eske. Our room was large and well appointed with a view over the lake. Hosts, Sean and Mary were very accommodating and friendly. Breakfast were on par with what youd expect from a Irish BB. Delicious and plentiful. Great place to stay while exploring this region."

Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0) 74 972 1790
Email: seanmcginty@eircom.net

Instructions: Send an email to check availability and make a reservation. You will receive a prompt response directly from Sean McGinty. Be sure to mention us for Special attention.

How to get there

Take N15 from Donegal town towards Letterkenny and Derry for 4km. Take the second left after the Skoda car garage, signposted for Lough Eske, there are green signs for Ardeevin. 
Sat Nav: Lat (54.700367) - Long (-8.021767)

The Harp B&B

The Harp is a spacious family run B&B just a five minute walk from Killarney town centre on the N71 en route to world renowned Muckross House & National Park. The perfect place to relax with four luxurious ensuite rooms designed and furnished with your comfort in mind. Wake up to the smell of fresh baking. The Harp boasts an extensive breakfast menu satisfying the most discerning palate. The National Event Centre (INEC) is less than a five minute walk which hosts many wonderful events and shows. We can arrange day trips for Ring of Kerry, Dingle, Gap of Dunloe, Blarney Castle or Cliffs of Moher. You can enjoy local amenities such as golf, fishing on the lakes & rivers, walking and cycling. Here at the Harp, our guests are our number one priority and we will do our utmost to ensure you have a pleasant enjoyable and memorable visit to Killarney.

Reviews:

"We received a truly Irish welcome from Joan with a welcome cup of coffee and tea. The hospitality continued throughout our two night stay accompanied by two friends from Aberdeen. The house and rooms were in excellent decoration and the house is well situated for a walk into town. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay."

Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0) 64 663 1272
Email: joan.theharp@gmail.com
Website: Harp B&B Website


Instructions: click through to the B&B site and check the availability and make a reservation. Be sure to mention us for Special attention.

You can communicate by email with Joan McCarthy, proprietor, and ask for availability and rates. She will return your inquiry right away. Be sure to tell her you were referred by us.

"My husband and I stayed 4 nights at the Harp . We have traveled all around the world and the Harp is the cleanest , friendliest and most inviting place I have ever stayed at. Joan was a wonderful and gracious host and we felt like family . It was very convenient to Kilarney center and had many places around the area for dining and entertainment . I highly recommend "The Harp" if you are visiting Kilarney."

Brookhaven House

Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Waterville Championship Golf Course, Brookhaven House is also within easy reach of other championship Golf courses in Killarney, Tralee and Ballybunion.

But it’s not just golf that makes Waterville the perfect holiday destination. It’s also the perfect spot for hill walking, watersports, angling, diving and horse riding. Ideally suited to golfers and outdoor enthusiasts alike, we have drying room facilities for your convenience as well as a large garden for your relaxation.

The Waterville area also boasts a number of historical locations such as Staigue Fort, Cill Rialaig and Derrynane House and National Park – birthplace of ‘The Liberator’, Daniel O’Connell. Whilst many tourists visit the town each year, it has managed to remain largely uncommercialised and traditional, an ideal location in which to experience everything this region has to offer.

Please browse our site to see the many ways in which our acclaimed accommodation can enhance your stay in Waterville Co. Kerry.

Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0) 66 947 4431
Email: info.brookhavenhouse@gmail.com
Website: http://www.brookhavenhouse.com


Instructions: click through to the Brookhaven site and check the availability and make a reservation.

You can communicate by email with Mary Cliford, proprietor, and ask for availability and rates. She will return your inquiry right away. Be sure to tell her you were referred by us.

Dingle Heights B&B

Fitzgerald's Dingle Heights Bed & Breakfast is a warm, friendly home overlooking the majestic Dingle bay and harbour. Bridie Fitzgerald and family have been welcoming friends and making them feel at home for many years. Come, find out for yourself! Our luxurious and spacious rooms will provide you with a home away from home while you discover the enchanting Dingle Peninsula. Enjoy your traditional Irish breakfast while feasting in the magnificent view of Dingle Harbour. Relax in a quiet and restful location. Find out for yourself! Stay with us!

Dingle or in Irish An Daingean is a refreshing five minutes walk away and you are central to all other amenities. Dingle is the largest Gaeltacht town in Ireland.

Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0) 66 915 1543
Email: dingleheights@hotmail.com
Website: Dingle B&B Website

Instructions: click through to the B&B site and make a reservation. Be sure to mention us for Special attention.

Carrigeen Castle

A warm welcome awaits you at Carrigeen Castle, in Butler Family ownership since 1919. Mrs Peig Butler has been operating a Bed and Breakfast in her home since May 1976 and, as such, is one of the most experienced operatives in the Irish hospitality sector. Her son, David, assists her when free of academic teaching duties at University College Cork and University of Limerick, where he coordinates the Diploma in Genealogy and the Certificate in History of Family, respectively. An historic castellated home in County Tipperary, Carrigeen Castle is an incredibly unique bed and breakfast. Overlooking the heritage town of Cahir (0.5km), guests can enjoy comfortable interiors with charming antique furniture and relaxing orthopaedic beds. The castle is a 16th century structure and was even used as a prison for a time. In the hosts’ family since 1919, guests have been provided with its renowned hospitality since 1976. Ideally located for visits to Cahir Castle, as well as great golf, cycling, horse riding and fishing amenities, guests will revel in the area’s serene landscape and this dramatic accommodation. Carrigeen Castle has featured in columns of the New York Times, Sunday Times, Kaleva (Finland), and Afton Bladet (Sweden) newspapers, besides several American and European publications relating to Ireland. In the mid-1990s, the Frommer Guide to Ireland took the opportunity of placing a picture of Carrigeen Castle on its front cover.

Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0) 52 744 1370
Email: carrigeencastle@yahoo.co.uk
Website: Carrigeen Castle Website


Instructions: click through to the B&B site and check the availability and make a reservation.

Reviews
"lovely experience to stay in a Castle, thought the rooms would be larger (at least for three) and had no idea that 'standard' means without bathroom on your own. but great breakfast and fantastic surrroundings"

"We wanted the experience of staying in a castle. It was a neat experience. Peig reminded me of my aunt. We had some nice chats. Great food. We would really recommend this B&B. "

Craig Country House B & B

in 2006 Tom & Mairead set about the task of building a luxury B & B with an old country house atmosphere to it, the result is "Craig Country House". Affirming the atmosphere of a private home the living room and dining room offer a unique taste of "Victorian Life" and the spacious ensuite bedrooms offer the guest the luxury of modern life. We welcome all guests to our home and take special care of their needs. Mairead formerly of "Park House" in Bunratty is a Home Economics teacher and prides herself in her Home baking and cooking. All bedrooms have power showers orthopedic beds Tea/Coffee making facilities T.V. hairdryers and curling irons. A full extensive breakfast menu is provided each day which will certainly fortify you! Mairead makes her own breads and preserves. Tea and coffee always available. A three course dinner is provided on request at an additional cost. Bring your own wine

Reviews

Trip Advisor, December
"A couple of friends and I stayed at Craig Country House in August and it is a truly luxurious and comfortable place. Tom and Mairead are terrific hosts and Mairead is a world-class cook. The rooms are large and very comfortable. The showers are roomy with great, strong pressure. The breakfasts are the best I've had in 40+ trips to Ireland, and the welcome could not be warmer..."

"Trip Advisor, December
"My wife and I traveled to Ireland and stayed two weeks traveling all over Ireland. We mostly stay in B&B's when we travel and this was by far the best and friendliest one we have ever stayed in, in traveling to over 15 countries and all 50 United States. The bedrooms and baths were very spacious and of course new. The hosts were very friendly. The breakfasts were superb. They were very knowledgeable of the sights around Galway and shared that knowledge with us. I'm sure anyone would enjoy a stay here..."

Contact:
Telephone: 353 (0)91 846132
Email: mairead@craigcountryhouse.com
Website: www.craigcountryhouse.com


Instructions: click through to the B&B site and complete booking form. You will receive a reply directly from Mairead. To make a reservation send an email or call.
Be sure to mention us for Special Attention



Activities in the Area
Hunting - The famous 'Galway Blazers'
Horse Riding
Golf - Five Courses in area
Walking - Woodlands abound - 'Wellies' available
Fishing - Loughrea Lake