We really enjoyed our stay with Ann and Ian on our Wild Atlantic Way adventure. Lovely accommodation and very good breakfast. In the morning I felt we could have stayed chatting all day learning more about the history of the area and the Skellig Islands in particular. This B&B is just a short car ride into Cahersiveen where there is a good choice or pubs and restaurants for an evening meal. We followed our hosts' suggestion and visited Valentia Island via the nearby shuttle ferry, coming back by the bridge at the other end of the island. This B&B was a great find and one that I would highly recommend.
I can’t say enough good things about this B&B. Travelling around Ireland, I’ve noticed that it’s the people that make some B&Bs special, and that is certainly the case with Cul Draiochta. Our host (unfortunately, we didn’t get her name), offered us tea, coffee, and cake when we arrived. She went out of her way to make our stay comfortable and gave us some excellent recommendations for dinner and local events. Our room was bright and we happened to look out to the back of the property where chickens roamed. This was a hit for our one-year old. The beds were comfortable and the bathroom was clean. The breakfast was excellent, and you can tell that care was put into the food preparation. We’ve had a wide range of quality when it comes to B&B breakfasts, and this was definitely good, quality food. …
Four of us stayed in October for a night . The hosts could not have been nicer . The accommodations were excellent. This is a great place to stay . Advice on local restaurants and pubs proved to be right on the money . The surrounding landscape was exceptionally beautiful.
Wonderful place...gracious host...great food...great rooms. Slightly farther out of the main town area but host is willing to take you into town and pick you up when you are done. Well worth the slight inconvenience to stay at a place this nice.
This place was just wonderful, the innkeepers have thought of everything. Very intelligently and professionally run. They have a cute dining room stocked with an assortment of special teas, hot chocolate, cookies, and other things so that travelers can have a snack at any time. They offer a huge breakfast menu, and use so many special, local ingredients - I had the best ever Irish yogurt there. The rooms are also stocked with lots of little things you may need, as well as having extremely comfortable beds and linens. Our room faced the back of the house and had the most lovely mountain view, as well as a view of the back garden complete with chickens and fragrant rugosa roses :-) The hosts were so friendly and helpful with driving us to dinner and to the bus the next day. It is about a 15 minute walk into the main drag of Caherciveen, so you could also walk from here easily.…
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