Rathellen House has the wow factor!
A large elegant house of georgian design but only three years old in a rural setting.
We were upgraded to the master suite with a four poster bed and found everything superb. The attention to detail throughout the house was amazing.
The breakfast served on fine bone china was a real treat and there was plenty of choice.
In addition to the cooked breakfast we particularly enjoyed the freshly squeezed orange juice, the fresh raspberries and the home made scones.
Only criticism - facilities for making our own tea or coffee would have been nice.
Stella and Eamonn made us very welcome and we would certainly return.

Rathellen house in one of the nicest B&B's I have stayed in. The house is a newly built Georgian house tucked away nicely in the country side. It is beautifully decorated and the people who work there are extremely friendly.
The room was big & comfortable with a four poster bed. The bathroom is clean and big with a huge shower. But the most amazing thing about this place has to be the food. The breakfast is delicious, we had the choice of muesli, cereals & fresh fruit but also opted for a cooked breakfast where we had organic eggs & salmon with toast. All cooked to perfection at any time you want.
Truly an amazing, relaxing place. We loved it.

This is a beautiful guest house, decorated to a very high standard. The owners are friendly and attentive. The beds are so comfortable and only for the fabulous breakfast we couldn't have got out of them. Home made scones and flapjacks are just some of the special extra details. This guest house is ideal if you are attending a wedding in nearby Kilshane.

Live like gentry in this fabulous retreat away from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

We stayed at Rathellen House for two nights B&B and one dinner whilst on a hill walking trip in the nearby Galty Mountains. The house is magnificent and although just a couple of years old, gives the impression of a dwelling built for gentry in a foregone age. Stella and Eamonn gave us a very friendly wecome with tea, coffee and home made biscuits upon arrival.

The room was comfortable with a great bathroom and lovely furniture. However Rathellen's 'piece de resistance' is their food. For breakfast we chose the really fresh fruit and yogurt, and beautifully cooked scrambled eggs and bacon (we could have had cereals and the 'Full Irish' too).

After a hard day's walking, our welcome dinner consisted of a lovely potato and leek soup starter which was really light and a gorgeous trio of fish for main course followed by rhubarb crumble. It was magnificent. Afterwards we retired to the huge log fire in the drawing room.

Rathellen House is on the edge of the Glen of Aherlow and 15 minutes from Clydagh Bridge, a popular starting point for the Slievecushnabinnia 786m / Galtymore 919m / Galtybeg 799m / Cush 630m horseshoe walk. It is also ideally suited for less challenging walks on Slievemuck Ridge.