Find and Book the Perfect B&B for Your Ireland Vacation

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We are huge fans of Irish Bed & Breakfasts.  From the warm welcomes with hot tea and scones to the filling Irish breakfast, Ireland's B&Bs have never left us wishing we had stayed in a hotel.

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Cead mile failte at The Old Bank in Bruff

5 Reasons to Choose a Bed & Breakfast in Ireland

  1. Your host is your best local resource.  Looking for the best restaurant, pub or off the beaten path site?  Your B&B host will be able to tell you that- and plenty more- if you just ask.
  2. A warm welcome.  I've yet to enter a B&B and not have tea offered.  The personal welcome is so much nicer than a reception desk.
  3. One on one conversations.  We've spent evenings in cozy sitting rooms talking with our hosts and hearing stories and traditions of Ireland.  Nothing is better than stories told with the beautiful Irish brogue.
  4. A more relaxed stay for families.  You're entering a home; you'll feel the difference as soon as you enter. Many B&Bs offer family rooms or have the flexibility to cater to families.  You're also likely to find open grounds or spacious yards, perfect for the kids to expend their energy.
  5. Traditional Irish Breakfast- always included!  A hearty breakfast will fuel you for a day of sight seeing.  Traditional Irish breakfasts consist of eggs, bacon rashers, black and white pudding, sausage, brown bread, potatoes or beans, a broiled tomato and – of course, tea (or coffee).

Full Irish Breakfast, Woodview Farmhouse B&B, Skerries, Dublin, Ireland

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2 COMMENTS

  1. […] October through mid-December. The deals are often incredible- airfare, car and lodging, often a fabulous Irish B&B- for one low price. But why would anyone want to visit Ireland during the “darker half” of the […]

    […] Another suggestion I balked at, at least for Ireland, is to stay in a hotel. Ireland is known for its hospitality and the Bed and Breakfasts are legendary. Many B&Bs are independently owned and the families live in the house. It’s a great opportunity to talk (who can get enough of the beautiful brogue?) and get suggestions on what to see, where to eat and what you should skip. Are there bad B&Bs? Sure. But the one hotel I stayed in near Shannon during my first trip to Ireland was awful.  And it’s so easy to find and book the perfect Irish B&B. […]

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