All guestrooms at the Glengarriff Park Hotel are spacious, clean, and furnished with guests’ comfort in mind.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Hair dryer 
• Iron/ironing board 
• Television 
• Desk 
• Coffee/tea maker 
• Connecting/adjoining rooms available 
• Satellite TV service 
• Room service 

The Park Bistro:

The Park Bistro is one of the finest Glengarriff restaurants and features a classic combination of gorgeous décor complimented by exceptional individually crafted dishes using only the finest local produce. 

Mac Carthy’s Bar

Mac Carthy’s Bar is open daily with a selection of teas, coffees, freshly baked scones and Bar Food served all day, with a special roast of the day served with buttered vegetables and creamed potatoes – a favorite of visitors and local alike. If you come on a weekend, you’re likely to find live music and a upbeat crowd!

On the Map: Skibbereen is located in County Cork, in the southwest of Ireland. The town is accessed via the scenic N71 road that connects the cities of Cork (to the northeast) & Kenmare, County Kerry (to the northwest).

This thriving town is the ‘capital’ of West Cork, and centre for all the agricultural, industrial and tourist activities of the region. Its streets are full of life and character and it is an ideal base from which to discover the delights of West Cork. You could easily spend days or weeks exploring West Cork, wandering up and down its lovely quiet roads. Although popular, it is never crowded like Kerry, and there are always delightful places to discover. Around each western headland, the unsuspecting visitor will discover coastlines dominated by scenic harbors and colorful fishing villages such as Glandore, Baltimore and Schull, secluded beaches and dozens of sparsely populated islands such as Sherkin and Cape Clear. These islands, which were once populated with Gaelic speaking colonies, now offer the visitor endless hours of exploring an old-world traditional Ireland.

Guestrooms at the West Cork Hotel are elegant, individually decorated, and some rooms boast beautiful river views.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Coffee/tea maker 
• Daily housekeeping 
• Private bathroom 
• Free toiletries 
• Hair dryer 
• Shower/tub combination 
• Desk 
• Iron/ironing board (on request) 
• Cable TV service 
• Free WiFi 
• Room service (limited hours)

Kennedy Restaurant

Recently awarded AA Rosette Kennedy Restaurant, Skibbereen focuses on locally-caught seafood, locally-sourced, seasonal game and the finest of local herbs and organic vegetables to create unforgettable dishes. An extensive breakfast menu is served until 12 noon daily and Carvery Lunch is served daily with a great selection of dishes to choose from. The most popular lunch is the Sunday Carvery which features the Kennedy’s famous dessert buffet. In the evening, the menu at the Kennedy Restaurant offers guests a great choice of courses made from fresh, local produce, and is paired with a newly revamped wine list to create the ultimate dining experience.

Bridge Bar

The Bridge Bar offers relaxed ambiance, old-world leather seating, and a dedicated bar staff offering visitors and locals the perfect place to enjoy a drink, delectable bar food, and good company. Food served 12:30 pm to 9 pm

On the Map: Skibbereen is located in County Cork, in the southwest of Ireland. The town is accessed via the scenic N71 road that connects the cities of Cork (to the northeast) & Kenmare, County Kerry (to the northwest).

This thriving town is the ‘capital’ of West Cork, and centre for all the agricultural, industrial and tourist activities of the region. Its streets are full of life and character and it is an ideal base from which to discover the delights of West Cork. You could easily spend days or weeks exploring West Cork, wandering up and down its lovely quiet roads. Although popular, it is never crowded like Kerry, and there are always delightful places to discover. Around each western headland, the unsuspecting visitor will discover coastlines dominated by scenic harbors and colorful fishing villages such as Glandore, Baltimore and Schull, secluded beaches and dozens of sparsely populated islands such as Sherkin and Cape Clear. These islands, which were once populated with Gaelic speaking colonies, now offer the visitor endless hours of exploring an old-world traditional Ireland.

Choose from a spectrum of inspiring five-star boutique hotel rooms – from bold flourishes through to subtle sophistication, each room is individually designed and offers an excellent environment from which to appreciate the city’s vast skyline.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Premium TV channels 
• Pay movies 
• Video-game console 
• Premium bedding 
• Free newspaper 
• Air conditioning 
• Phone 
• Coffee/tea maker 
• Free bottled water 
• Daily housekeeping 
• Turndown service 
• Private bathroom 
• Designer toiletries 
• Bathrobes 
• Free toiletries 
• Hair dryer 
• Slippers 
• Rainfall showerhead 
• Desk 
• In-room climate control (air conditioning) 
• Electric kettle 
• Refrigerator 
• Blackout drapes/curtains 
• Digital TV service 
• Free WiFi / wired Internet 
• In-room safe (laptop compatible) 
• In-room massage available 
• Hypo-allergenic bedding available 
• Shower only 
• Free cribs/infant beds 
• Connecting/adjoining rooms available 
• Iron/ironing board (on request) 

Cucina Restaurant:
Celebrated Bolognan chef Mattia Camorani’s Cucina is now a firmly established focal point of Edinburgh’s historic Old Town. With a name (the Italian for “kitchen”) that reflects its focus on elevating traditional Italian fare to the level of modern gourmet, Cucina offers a culinary experience instilled with passion and expertise.

On The Map: Edinburgh is located in the southeast of Scotland. Edinburgh is well served by a good network of roads and motorways, including the M8 from Glasgow to the west, and A68 from Newcastle, England to the southeast.

Edinburgh knows how to welcome travelers with grace and charm. She also knows how to kick up her heels and enjoy a nice shot of Scotch Whisky after a festival. The hill that Edinburgh Castle stands upon has been Scotland’s remarkable silent witness since the Bronze Age. Today her streets are filled with cutting-edge galleries and museums, tributes to the love of literature and music, fine cuisine, quirky shops, theater, and an extravagance of festivals. Four ancient streets, called the Royal Mile, are the main thoroughfare.  Running through medieval Edinburgh with her 66 alleys, tumbling shops, cobblestones, and tight homes the Royal Mile takes you to New Town.  Here you’ll stroll through fine gardens, perfect Georgian architecture and broad squares. The mix of time, while lost in time, is a heady brew. There may be no finer city than Edinburgh Scotland, to participate in the gifts of the past with an eye to a brilliant future. 

All ensuite rooms are individually tastefully decorated with quality furnishings, bright modern decor, fine wood, co-ordinating fabrics.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Tea/coffee facilities
• TV
• Orthopaedic beds
• Hair dryers
• Free WiFi

Beenoskee B&B offers an extensive breakfast menu, featuring local organic produce where possible. Special diets including Coeliac & Vegetarian can be catered for.

On the Map: Killarney is located in County Kerry in the southwest of Ireland. The town is reached via the N22 from Tralee/ Limerick (to the north) and the N22 from Cork City (to the southeast).

Killarney lies on the edge of the astoundingly beautiful Killarney National Park, with its three magnificent lakes and the spectacular MacGillycuddy Reeks mountain range. The park is also home to Muckross House and Gardens. Killarney is a wonderful base for all manner of activities including angling and water sports, golf, riding, orienteering, hiking, cycling, and canoeing. The town itself is quite small but full of charm – this you will soon see as you walk down the brick footpaths and pass curious old-style shop fronts. Killarney is well known for its excellent shops, restaurants and cosmopolitan appeal. It is also renowned for its evening entertainment including many singing pubs, cabarets, dancing venues, and banquets. Traditional Irish music can also be heard in many of the local pubs on a nightly basis.

Designed in the style of a luxury Victorian house, guestrooms are very attractive and comfortable, and many command views overlooking Lough Swilly.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Television
• Hair dryer
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Ensuite Bathroom
• Cot Available
• Facilities for Pets
• Ironing
• WiFi

You are guaranteed an excellent Irish breakfast along with a warm and friendly atmosphere every morning.

On the Map: Buncrana is a cute village in County Donegal, situated along the shores of Lough Swilly in the Inishowen Peninsula. It is one of the larger towns in Donegal and the largest town in Inishowen. In Irish ‘Bun Crannacha’ means ‘foot of the river’. The area boasts sandy Beaches, serene Hills, Golf courses, tons of water sports, and hiking and cycling of varying difficulty, from easy coastal paths to challenging hills treks.

Guestrooms at Carrigane House are elegantly furnished, spacious, and feature ensuite bedrooms.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Bath/Shower En-suite
• Central Heating 
• Clock Radio
• Free Wifi 
• Hairdryers
• TV in Bedrooms
• Tea and Coffee Facility

A savory breakfast is served each morning at Carrigane House between 8:00am and 9:30am.

Breakfast Menu:

• Cereals
• Fresh Fruit Salad Bowl, Grapefruit, Apricots & Prunes Yogurt & Nuts
• Juices
• Freshly Brewed Coffee or a Selection of Teas
• Homemade Bread & Freshly Baked Scones with Preserves
• Traditional Full Irish Breakfast: Bacon, Sausages, Egg, Tomato, Black & White Pudding
• Eggs – scrambled or poached – served with Bacon or topped with Cheddar Cheese
• Irish Smoked Salmon & Scrambled Eggs
• Homemade Vanilla Pancake Served with Fruit or Syrup
• Cinnamon French Toast
• Hot porridge served with a topping of Brown Sugar & Baileys

On the Map: Adare is located just 20km southwest of Limerick City / 43km south of Shannon Airport. The main N21 road (connecting the cities of Limerick & Tralee/Killarney) passes right through the centre of the village.

Adare is a quaint picturesque place, lined with traditional thatched-roof cottages. Snuggled in a wooded and lush countryside setting, Adare is widely regarded as being Ireland’s prettiest and most unique village. Situated on the river Maigue, a tributary of the Shannon river, Adare (Gaelic name: “Ath Dara” – the “ford of the oak” – from the combination of water and woodland) dates back, at least, to the early 13th century. Adare village has a rich wealth of heritage, as well as architectural and scenic beauty. Two groups of world famous, ornate, thatched cottages line part of the village’s broad main street, punctuated with beautiful stone buildings, medieval monasteries and ruins. Situated in the centre of County Limerick, with just 15 minutes from Limerick City and 45 minutes from Shannon Airport, Adare Village is an ideal base from which to explore County Limerick’s many visitor attractions such as Lough Gur and King John’s Castle.

Guestrooms at Coolakay are individually decorated, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Wicklow hills and mountains of Enniskerry and Glencree.  

• Hair dryer
• Iron/ironing board
• Coffee/tea maker
• Free toiletries
• Free WiFi
• Cot Available
• Daily Housekeeping

In the mornings, guests can choose from a freshly cooked Irish breakfast or have breakfast of their choice. For guest comfort, there are also tea and coffee making facilities in the dining room, available anytime.

On The Map: Enniskerry is located in Country Wicklow, just inland from Ireland’s eastern coast, and only 24 kilometres south of Dublin City. The village is accessed via the R117 road, which intersects with the main N11/M11 at Bray Town.

Enniskerry is one of Ireland’s most picturesque villages, wonderfully situated in the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains. Thanks to its great location at the gateway to County Wicklow – The Garden of Ireland and its unique character, Enniskerry is a popular place to visit with tourists and locals alike.
Enniskerry features superb tearooms & shops, as well as a host of picture postcard cottages and a charming village triangle centred around its clock tower. The village boasts three superb golf courses and a variety of other leisure amenities including Powerscourt Estate which features beautiful gardens, shops and Ireland’s highest waterfall. Enniskerry has a rich Victorian heritage, which is one of the reasons it regularly attracts film and television crews seeking to capture both modern-day sprit and historical charm against a backdrop of stunning scenery.

The Guestrooms as Dunross house are well-appointed and cozy, and two of the rooms benefit from beautiful mountain views.

A hearty full Irish breakfast is cooked fresh every morning. A lighter breakfast is available and your hosts will gladly accommodate alternative cuisine options.

On the Map: Killarney is located in County Kerry in the southwest of Ireland. The town is reached via the N22 from Tralee/ Limerick (to the north) and the N22 from Cork City (to the southeast).

Killarney lies on the edge of the astoundingly beautiful Killarney National Park, with its three magnificent lakes and the spectacular MacGillycuddy Reeks mountain range. The park is also home to Muckross House and Gardens. Killarney is a wonderful base for all manner of activities including angling and water sports, golf, riding, orienteering, hiking, cycling, and canoeing. The town itself is quite small but full of charm – this you will soon see as you walk down the brick footpaths and pass curious old-style shop fronts. Killarney is well known for its excellent shops, restaurants and cosmopolitan appeal. It is also renowned for its evening entertainment including many singing pubs, cabarets, dancing venues, and banquets. Traditional Irish music can also be heard in many of the local pubs on a nightly basis.

Rooms are clean and comfortable and your hosts, the Scott-Furey Family, will do all they can to make certain guests have an enjoyable stay.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Hair Dryer
• Ironing
• Wi-Fi
• Guests’ own sitting-room with TV
• Tea & coffee making facilities
• Many books to enjoy

Enjoy the Corrib View’s renowned breakfast each morning – made from the best locally produced food and homemade organic jams, mustard, chutneys served with fresh homemade bread in many different varieties. 

On the Map: Galway is a coastal city, located in County Galway in the west of Ireland. Galway is well-served by a good network of roads – the M6/N6 from Dublin (to the east) and M18/N18 from Limerick & Cork (to the south).

In a recent nationwide survey the people of Galway were found to be Ireland’s happiest! And visiting Galway City, the capital of their county it is not hard to see why. It is a lively university city of narrow streets, quaint shopfronts, bustling pubs and stunning surrounding scenery. It has always attracted a bohemian mix of musicians, artists and intellectuals and that attitude is palpable as you walk the streets. Galway has been commercially important since the 11th century when it was a centre for trade with Spain and Portugal. In 1477 Christopher Columbus paid a visit. Galway earned the title “City of the Tribes” around that time, when it was ruled by 14 wealthy merchant families. Today it is lively, with loads of things to do, and is so popular that it can get very crowded in summer, especially during the annual Galway Races. The annual Arts Festival also attracts thousands, especially for its street parade, organized by the multi-award winning production company, Macnas. Its famous Druid Theatre produces and stages plays and has toured internationally, winning awards, including Tonys on Broadway.

All Guestrooms Feature:

• Shower En-suite
• Complimentary Toiletries
• Central Heating
• Hairdryers
• Tea & Coffee Facility
• TV in Bedrooms
• Wake up call
• Cots for toddlers
• Free Wifi

Enjoy a fresh breakfast in the spacious dining room overlooking large gardens and choose from an excellent choice of dishes to set you up for the day.

Breakfast Menu:

Cereals – Choose from the below Cereals:

• Muesli, Shredded Wheat, Corn Flakes
• Rice Crispies, Weetabix
• Fruit and Fibre
• Natural Irish Porridge.

All of the above will be on the side table, help yourself.

Cooked Breakfasts Include:

• Traditional Irish breakfast- Bacon, Egg-Scrambled/Fried ,Sausage, Hash Brown, Tomato.
• Cooked Ham & Cheese.
• Smoked Salmon & Scrambled Eggs.
• Hash Brown, Beans & Potato Waffle
• Homemade Sweet Waffles and Maple Syrup

Also served with breakfast:

• Brown Bread, Scones, Soda Bread. All homemade.
• Orange Juice, Fresh Fruit, Grapefruit Segments, Yoghurt.
• Tea, Coffee, Green Tea, Decaf Tea or Coffee

On the Map: Blarney is located in County Cork in the south of Ireland. The village is a mere 20 minutes/ 11km northwest of Cork City. It is accessed via the R617, which intersects with the main N20 (Limerick City to Cork City) road just north of Cork City.

Blarney is a charming village, most renowned for its famous castle and stone. The impressive Blarney Castle, perched on solid limestone, dates from 1446 and is situated on magnificent grounds. The castle was constructed by one of Ireland’s greatest chieftains, Cormac MacCarthy, and has been attracting attention beyond Munster ever since.To acquire ‘The Gift of Gab’ one must kiss the Blarney Stone – located just beneath the battlements at the very top of Blarney Castle. This involves bending over backwards at quite a height – perhaps not to be attempted by the faint-hearted! Rumor has it that if you kiss the legendary ‘Stone of Eloquence’, you’ll never again be lost for words!