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A ‘country way of life’ is preserved at this traditional hotel on the edge of a village on the west Cork coast. More
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Bedrooms
25. 2 on ground floor, suitable for disabled.
Open
Mid-Mar–mid-Nov.
Facilities
Bar/lounge, residents’ lounge, library, restaurant, free Wi-Fi in reception, in-room TV (Ericom), wedding facilities, 4-acre garden, parking.
Background music
None.
Children
All ages welcomed.
Dogs
Allowed in bedrooms, not in public rooms.
Credit cards
MasterCard, Visa.
Prices
Per room B&B €140, D,B&B €240.
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Good Hotel Guide Review
A ‘country way of life’ is preserved at this traditional hotel on the edge of a village on the west Cork coast. Kathleen O’Sullivan, who welcomed newcomers and regular returnees for many years, has now retired; her nephew, Ronan O’Sullivan, has taken over stewardship of this popular place. In private grounds overlooking Bantry Bay, the house is filled with family heirlooms, ornaments and objets d’art; there are books to borrow in the cosy library. Tea can be taken in the garden on a sunny day. Bedrooms of various sizes have fine furniture and art on the walls. When cool evenings draw in, gather for an aperitif by the fire in the lounge before sitting down to a dinner of home-cooked country food, served in the garden-facing restaurant. 4 km N of Bantry town.
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10% discount voucher
This hotel accepts discount vouchers which entitle readers to a 10% discount off their normal B&B rate for a single night’s stay. To take advantage of this offer, you must present the voucher at the time of booking.
Upgrade voucher
This hotel accepts room upgrade vouchers which entitle readers to a space available room upgrade. The voucher must be presented at check-in and is entirely at the hotelier’s discretion.
Tourist attractions
Lismore Castle
One of the most spectacular castles in Ireland, overlooking the Blackwater Valley with views to the Knockmealdown Mountains beyond.
Cork City
Ireland's third largest city, with a thriving traditional music scene and a variety of arts festivals throughout the year.
Fota Wildlife Park
Set in 70 acres of Fota Island, the park is home to gibbons, cheetahs, flamingoes and kangaroos.
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