Glenribbeen Eco Lodge: Traveller Reviews

Glenribbeen, Lismore, Ireland

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Ranked #1 of 2 Lismore B&B and Inns

22 Reviews

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LuluLimerick

Newport, Ireland

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19 reviews

20 helpful votes

“Lovely hosts and YUMMY breakfast!”

Reviewed 7 May 2010

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Stayed at Glenribbeen in March 2010, wanted to get away for a weekend and what a gem! Peter and Els are the perfect hosts and their eco lodge is gorgeous, close to Lismore and has some lovely hens you can always have a chat with the next morning! It's these hens that provide the yummiest eggs for Els' special breakfast...do not leave here without trying! Ate in a lovely restaurant in Lismore called The Chop House and the owner drove us back to Glenribbeen after our meal, now that's service! Places like Glenribbeen provide a unique welcome that you can only get in a great Irish B+B and it's why I'm going to holiday at home this summer. Will definitely be back.

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2womentravellers

donnybrook,dublin

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5 reviews

6 helpful votes

“Excellent Green B&B”

Reviewed 5 May 2010

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just returned from short stay at this magnificent B&B, room communal areas & breakfast area were all spotlessly clean. Breakfast was wonderful and the choice was great. I was in awe at the manner that these people run their B&B whilst all the time taking into consideration their carbon footprint and the planet. Will certeinly go back for some more tips and a relaxing break Thanks again

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pietje248

Cork

1 review

1 helpful vote

“Wonderful place, wonderful people”

Reviewed 3 February 2010

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A clean, quiet, easy to find place near cultural activities. I explicitly enjoy the ecological way this B&B is run.

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5 February 2010

Thanks so much for taking the time to sign up to TripAdvisor and compliment us.
I am really delighted you enjoyed your stay and perhaps we'll see you again in Spring-Summer when the garden is is at it's best.

It's very important to me that you noted our eco-efforts in your review. It's nice to get the recognition - at the personal level.

I hope too you enjoyed the breakfast. It's something else we work hard at.
Peter

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Irishluke

The Netherlands

1 review

1 helpful vote

“lovely area, lovely accomadation and lovely hosts!!”

Reviewed 9 November 2009

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GEL&A is situated in a nice area. Lismore is nearby like the nicest areas as Dungarvin, Dunmore East and the Knockmealdown Mountain's. See the location as a base to discover the surrounding areas. And when coming "home" two very nice people will be there for you to, if you wish, cook. The "b" for breakfast has to be a capital B we can tell you.

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MazzaMont

London

1 review

1 helpful vote

“An unexpected oasis!”

Reviewed 5 October 2009

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Peter and Els provided a great welcome, friendly service, very tasty breakfast (go for the Glenribbeen Special!). They were delightful with the kids - including early morning archery lessons! We feasted on mackerel which Peter had only just caught, and freshly picked marrows from Els' garden.

Our only regret was not spending more time at Glenribbeen - next time we will do more than just pass through....