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"we were travelling to Ireland to bring my brother’s ashes back to bury him, I spoke to the owner of this house on the day of travelling only to be told they do not advertise their property with Hotels.com we were left stranded and having to sort out accommodation last minute, the owner tried to help us as Bunclody is a very small town and not plentiful of accommodation. We ended up finding somewhere which was not ideal as it was room only instead of a whole house with cooking...

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Top Ballybeg Hotel Reviews

Murphys Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Really lovely little country pub, great atmosphere."

Mount Wolseley Hotel, Golf and Spa Resort

8/10 Good

"The hotel grounds are beautiful, and the staff went out of their way to help us. We were assigned a "family" room with an inredible view, even though we had requested a King. There was no problem in switching over - we understood that the girl at reception was giving us an upgrade with the view, but we preferred the larger bed. Our rate included breakfast and dinner. We had the same server (Erica) each night, and she was so fantastic."

Madelines Accommodation

8/10 Good

"Nice place to stay in a lovely village. The information provided by the hosts was wonderfully helpful. There are many beautiful walking trails nearby, and O’Connor’s is a great pub. Or a small village, there really is every convenience.Needed. We truly enjoyed our stay with the exception of noisy neighbors both nights. The first night, someone rolled in at 2:20 am and rummaged around for another 20 or 30 minutes. Then at 6 AM, someone’s alarm went off multiple times for long durations before they finally got up - and then proceeded to stomp around the room for an another hour. On our second morning the neighbors above us got up at 6 AM and moved around the room for over an hour. So while we lived the room and the location, the noise factor is worth mentioning in the review."

Riverfield Bed and Breakfast

10/10 Excellent

"Stayed for one night in the family room with my two children. The room was spacious, even with a double bed and two singles. The en suite was spotless. There were plenty of spare toilet rolls, as well as shower gel and handsoap. The room also had tea and coffee making facilities, a bottle of drinking water, and a lovely touch of a little selection of fudge sweets. There was a safe and hairdryer in the wardrobe. The beds were very comfortable and we slept well. It was lovely and quiet throughout the night. No disturbances at all. Breakfast was delicious with plenty of choice: cereal, fruit yoghurt, homemade brown bread, porridge, local honey, as well as the cooked options of bacon, sausage, egg (any way you like), tomato, mushroom, beans and toast. The fresh coffee was delicious. The staff were excellent. On hand if you needed anything, but also left you to your own devices, which I appreciated. All in all, I would say hotel standard and I will definitely stay again."

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