I stayed here in July for one night with my partner and to be honest it was enough for me!!
We stayed in this B&B as there was a review in the B&B book of Ireland saying that it was rated highly by lonely planet & the rough guide. I'm not too sure why it is rated that highly but it could be my own personal taste.

The B&B is very quaint with a Victorian feel. I am a fan of modern, bright, fresh and airy accommodation so this was a problem for me! I will give my view of the B&B for other users who may have the same preferences as I do!

The room we were given had a double bed and also a single bed. Over head the double bed the headboard was burnt from the over head reading lights. The room decor is very dated. The beds had a satin dated bed throw on top of the bed sheets, The room was clean but as it has an old feel about it I couldn't help but think that it could have been cleaner! There was a kettle, two odd mugs and two odd spoons stored in the poky press on a cheap plastic tray that had a paper mat on top of it with tea/coffee stains...needless to say I was disgusted with this.
The en suite bathroom was modern with a power shower which is the nicest shower I have ever been in!
The hair dryer didn't work. There was no iron but the proprietor did iron my partners jeans which was very nice of her!
The room also had an LCD TV.

The location is ideal, it is within walking distance of the town so there is no need for the expense of taxi's.
The breakfast we were given in the morning was gorgeous I would highly recommend it.

If you like an old charming B&B's then perhaps this is for you. As I prefer modern accommodation I would not recommend it.

Price was right & super location in the center of town, within walking distance of everything. Accomodations were comfortable and Phyllis was very helpful and provided one of the best breakfasts we had on our trip. Overall, we loved staying at B&B's rather than large hotels and this was a very nice one.

Came upon this place by chance and it was obviously our lucky day! The room was lovely and Phyllis very welcoming. Couldn't have asked for more....great breakfast too!

My extended family all stayed at Roseville for about 4 days. We've been visiting Youghal for years. We loved it! We have stayed at several other B&B's in Youghal over the years and this was by far the best. The rooms are comfy, have been recently renovated it appears and the vast majority had their own en suite bathrooms. The breakfast was wonderful - very filling and included for the price of our rooms. Since we stayed in the off season, our rates was about 40 euros a night - with breakfast! Their website (www.rosevillebb.com) advertises rooms at 55 euros a night.

We really felt at home at Roseville. The staff were wonderful, very attentive and helpful. There seemed to be lots of different options - for single guests, guests who want to double up and for families. The bed and breakfast also had a parking lot adjacent - which is key if you've rented car and are driving around Ireland.

As I said, we've stayed at most of the B&B in Youghal over the years. We are definitely going back to this one again and again!