B&Bs in Ballybunion

Located in Ballybunion and only 2.1 km from Ballybunion Beach, The Tides Ballybunion provides accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Fiona

From

United Kingdom

Brilliant stay, super comfortable beds and lovely hosts/owner. Room was spotless can't wait to come back! Loved the rituals in the bathroom perfect touch

Situated in Ballybunion, 300 metres from Ballybunion Beach, Teach de Broc features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.

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Tarn

From

Germany

Beautiful country hotel. Walking distance to golf club 5 mins. These guys are absolutely awesome - they know exactly what you need before you know yourself. This place is highly competently run, extremely friendly, polite, kind and oh I could go on and on. Very comfortable rooms. We enjoyed an excellent meal in their restaurant - first class - top quality - award deserving. Great breakfast too! I hope to return one day!

Just a short drive from the beach, on the west coast of Ireland, Cashen Course House V31 RR40 offers free Wi-Fi and free parking on site.

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Jarkko

From

Finland

Location and environment was great.

Located just 1.7 km from Carrigaholt Towerhouse, Glencarrig B&B offers accommodation in Carrigaholt with access to a garden, a terrace, as well as a 24-hour front desk.

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Natascha

From

Austria

In the middle of nowhere which we loved! We were able to see the sea from out bedroom window. Traditional irish breakfast was delicious! Late check in was no problem at all. You even have a play room where you can play billiard.

Offering garden views, Zoe Bistro & Accommodation is an accommodation situated in Kilrush, 39 km from Loop Head Lighthouse and 43 km from The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul.

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Avril

From

Israel

Very clean and walk in shower was great and very close location to main square.

Set in Kilkee and only 1.4 km from Kilkee Beach, Móinéir House offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Celine

From

New Zealand

Excellent value for money and a great breakfast!

Located in Kilkee and only 29 km from Loop Head Lighthouse, Sycamore Lodge provides accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Ronald

From

Netherlands

Perfect host , nothing was too much , fantastic breakfast, spacious room, beautiful garden . And a quality whiskey 😁

Situated in Bridge of Ross and only 6.1 km from Loop Head Lighthouse, Cois na Mara Eire code V15 T677 features accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

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Steniela

From

Ireland

It is a calm place but still easy to reach a multitude of attractions nearby or enjoying some good food in the area. The room is spacious and the well thought corner for tea and coffee as well as entering the bathroom made you feel like being at home. Nothing missing. Had a first message in an instant like after booking, making sure my trip would be enjoyable also in regards of breakfast. And breakfast was really nice. A lovely and caring host.

Situated just 28 km from Kerry County Museum, Racecourse View features accommodation in Listowel with access to a garden, a shared lounge, as well as bicycle parking.

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Martina

From

Spain

We loved our stay in Racecourse View. The whole place was stunningly clean and it had great design. Our host was very attentative and made sure we had everything we needed. We enjoyed yummy irish breakfast too! :) we highly recommend this place:) .

Offering a garden and garden view, Carriglea is set in Listowel, 28 km from Kerry County Museum and 28 km from Siamsa Tire Theatre.

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Susan

From

France

Where do I start? We loved our stay in Listowel and many of our good memories and stories from our Irish holiday stem from there and, especially, our B’n’B host. Listowel is handy for exploring Kerry and across the Shannon into Clare, and Carriglea is perfectly located within walking distance of the town and all its attractions, whilst situated in a peaceful spot. Our room was immaculate, as is the whole house: bright and spacious, beautifully decorated and very comfortable. We enjoyed our breakfasts immensely, appreciating the lovely fresh fruit salads and homemade muesli, along with the company of our fellow guests. Above all, it was our wonderful host, Aoife, who made our stay so enjoyable. It’s a cliché, but she really was a mine of information, about the town and its environs, its history and heritage, where to visit and where to eat and drink. We enjoyed the monorail and the river walk, a moment of reflection in the famine memorial graveyard, the buildings of historic interest and the museum featuring well known local writers. Each of the many bars serves up its own particular ambience and character, whether it be buzzing with conversation or live music, tasty food, a match or race on tv, but always with a friendly welcome and a good pint of Guinness. We would highly recommend Carriglea, but we have it from the horse’s mouth that you have to book well ahead, especially for the Listowel Races.