Alojamentos em bed and breakfasts em Cork

Serene Retreat

Beautiful garden annex, fully equipped with the luxury of a five star hotel but with the serenity of a retreat experience. This suite consists of three interconnecting bedrooms, kitchenette and bathroom situated in a scenic countryside setting. Large garden with lots of outdoor seating and plenty of space for kids to play football, jump on the trampoline etc. No matter what season you visit Spruce lodge it has something great to offer, be it the garden in full bloom during Summer, the gorgeous Autumnal colours of Autumn, the warm romantic Winter evenings by the open fire or the awakening of nature in Spring with the dawn chorus, you won't be disappointed.

Double room in Relaxing House.

3 Storey House in gated area. 3 minutes from main Cork, Waterford road. 15 minutes to the picturesque town of Cobh, where one can view the spectacular Cathedral which is over looking the Harbour. Take the Titanic Trail Walking Tour (one of Ireland's best and most informative walkingtours in Ireland, a must). Spike Island Tour and the Titanic Experience. Also Fota Wildlife Park and Fota Golf Resort,( which hosted the Irish Open in 2014) a mere 5 minutes outside the town.. I am also less then 5 minutes to Jameson Distillery, Midleton.

Glenmore - Home from Home

PLEASE NOTE AVAILABILITY FOR RYDER CUP ACCOMMODATION UNAVAILABLE ON THIS PLATFORM Ideal for exploring Kerry, Cork, Clare, Limerick & Galway. Our Guesthouse offering consists of 3 double bedrooms & 2 bathrooms, spacious sitting room/dining area, well equipped kitchen, private garden, 12 mins walk from town centre. We are onsite in our own self contained apartment attached to the rear of the main house - onsite to help but only if requested - your privacy is our priority. The best of both worlds!

County Cork charming rustic rural haven great view

Luxury glamping studio in a peaceful rustic space. Studio is a large space with unique wooden features & wood burning stove for cosiness. Very comfortable relaxing quite space. NOTE:SINK,TOILET,SHOWER 30 SECOND WALK FROM studio to host's house through private entrance. Drinking water provided as no running water/sink in studio. Breakfast-bread,cereal,teas/coffee/milk,jam, yougart.Microwave&hob too OWN TRANSPORT ESSENTIAL WOOD PROVIDED FOR ONE NIGHT AS WELCOME,GUESTS MUST BUY OWN WOOD AFTER THAT

Lake View Double/Triple pr b’room -b'fast included

This room has a king size and a single bed with a private bathroom.Enjoy the view of Killarney lakes and mountains from your private balcony. Other room in our B&B accommodating 3 is the ‘Mountain View’ en-suite Traditional style mezzanine apartments also available , to see all of our 5 listings please click on our host picture and scroll down Breakfast -freshly squeezed orange juice, fresh fruit, cereals ,porridge, yogurts, fresh farm eggs, homemade soda bread and scones, tea & coffee.

Beenoskee B&B with Spectacular Ocean Views

Experience the magic and splendor of the Wild Atlantic Way, at Beenoskee Bed & Breakfast which is located on the northern shore of the Dingle Peninsula. We have been welcoming guests for many years and we strive to make their stay a memorable and a happy experience. We are located on the foot-hills of the Beenoskee mountain range and fronted by the spectacular Atlantic Ocean. Brandon Bay beach is Ireland’s longest, and uninterrupted sandy beach. Your host, Mary looks forward to welcoming you.

Mill View Lodge, Lismore.

This 200-year-old "Servant`s Quarters" accommodation of Ballyin House, is located directly across from Lismore Castle over the Blackwater River - the perfect location to base yourself during a visit to Ireland`s Ancient East. Lismore is an enchanting town full of rustic charm and perfect for enjoying many of the local events such as the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival, Immrama Writers Festival, the International Hunter Trials, St Declan`s Way or for relaxing and exploring this magical area.

Quiet en-suite room, lovely country views.

A 10 minute drive from the edge of Cork City and Blarney, we offer: a cosy private room that can be single , double or twin; an en suite wet-room with underfloor heating; your own relaxing room with tea/coffee facilities, a microwave & breakfast - which includes home-made breads, pastries, yogurts and preserves; books, games, cds & dvds; a hot tub which guests are welcome to book a slot to enjoy; off road parking. A great place to work, rest or use as a base to explore, but a car is needed.

# 2 Cosy single room with patio view, Kinsale.

Please read the description of this room so there won't be any confusion You might be sharing the bathroom with one other guest. Plenty of parking. check in 4pm to 8 pm Check out is 10 am We are 2 miles from Kinsale 1 minute from Charles Fort. 2 minutes to the Bulman Bar 8 minutes to Kinsale. All above are DRIVE times. Now you know where we are, so don't complain about the location later.!!! Thank you. Continental breakfast in included in the price. Washer and dryer is NOT available.

Valley Vista, Black Valley, adjoining Killarney Pk

It's on a one-lane road in the Black Valley, ideal for hiking and bike riding in a peaceful, quiet, secluded location. It can be reached from Moll's Gap (3km), 17km from the Gap of Dunloe, 25km from Carrauntoohil, and 13km from Kenmare, the nearest town, where you'll find pubs and restaurants. It also adjoins Killarney Park and The Ring of Kerry. Breakfast includes a selection of homemade scones or bread, and other delights in a lovely conservatory with a stunning view of the Black Valley.

The Shed

A 15 / 20 minute drive from Killarney on route to the famous Ring of Kerry in the middle of the Reeks District voted in the top 5 destinations to visit in the Rough Guide. 7 minutes to Killorglin the home of Puck Fair the oldest festival in Ireland. This cottage is set at the foot of the McGillycuddy Reeks with a view of Carrantuohill. Perfect for hiking, walking and cycling... The space sleeps 2 people. The heating is electric. The stove in not in use for burning fuel ....

Chez Shea Gypsy Wagon-

The wagon is a good place to escape to. Lie in bed in the morning, read your book, hear the birds sing, see the sun peeking over the mountain. On a fine evening, you can light a fire. You might see a fox, you might see a deer or a hare. One time I saw a red squirrel playing in the Oak tree. Bring your sketch pad, your journal, your knitting. This is a place to rest and recuperate. It’s also a good stop off for people walking the Beara Way.