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Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in County Roscommon, Western Ireland including Rosdarrig Bed & Breakfast, Armcashel B&B, Tully's Hotel, Silver Eel B&B, Westgate House B&B, Jacksons Restaurant & Guesthouse, Linsfort Guest House B&B, Abbey House, The Townhouse, Cesh Corran.
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1. Rosdarrig Bed & Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
Rosdarrig Bed & Breakfast is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Boyle, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Gaelic Chieftain Sculpture (2.2 mi) and Tullyboy Farm (3.0 mi), guests of Rosdarrig Bed & Breakfast can easily experience some of Boyle's most well known attractions. The bed and breakfast features room service, express check-in and check-out, and baggage storage, and you can stay connected during your stay as Rosdarrig Bed & Breakfast offers guests free wifi. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While staying in Boyle, you can check out a popular Chinese restaurant like new taichi court, which is serving up some great dishes. Looking to explore? Then look no further than King House (0.4 mi) and Boyle Abbey (0.3 mi), which are some popular Boyle attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the bed and breakfast. Enjoy your stay in Boyle!
Great Bed And Breakfast And Friendly Hosts
Reviewed By George TVisited Boyle on Holiday and Stayed With Brenda and Gerry who were Wonderful Hosts. The Room was Fantastic overlooking the Valley late at night and early in the Morning. Brenda and Gerry Went Out of there way to make sure that my Stay was Perfect, From the Traditional Irish Breakfast in The Morning To recommending an Enjoyable Walk To Lough Key Park and A Great Local Pub in Town. Had a Tour move Up at last minute and Brenda made me a quick breakfast to go and Gerry drove me to the Railway Station to make my train to Dublin. If your looking for a Great Bed and Breakfast with Great Hosts and Wonderful Breakfast. Then you have arrived at Rosdarrig House.
2. Armcashel B&B
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Welcome to Armcashel B&B, your Castlerea “home away from home.” Armcashel B&B aims to make your visit as relaxing and enjoyable as possible, which is why so many guests continue to come back year after year. Rooms at Armcashel B&B offer a desk providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Baggage storage is one of the conveniences offered at this bed and breakfast. Free breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Armcashel B&B, free parking is available. While you’re here, be sure to check out Ocean Palace, one of the Chinese restaurants that can be found in Castlerea, which is a short distance from Armcashel B&B. Armcashel B&B puts the best of Castlerea at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Best time in a long time nothing to much trouble
Reviewed By Lesleyanne KWe stayed here this weekend as went to see my brother in law for his 80th birthday I would say we could not have been treated better if I had stayed with family .the whole place was spotless its a very homely place and Rita the is the lady that runs it was so lovely nothing to much trouble lots of choice for breakfast had a lovely time thank you for making our stay so lovely
3. Tully's Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Tully's Hotel is a Failte Ireland approved property. It is a family run hotel located in the busy town of Castlerea, County Roscommon in the west of Ireland. The hotel was established in 1968 by the late Vincent Tully and is now owned and managed by the Tully family.
Never again.
Reviewed By Departure00234869993When I arrived the check in experience was not pleasant with a small group of people sat at the bar using language you would not share with the family. On the way to my room there seemed to be a number of single foreign men scattered around the hotel listening to things on their phones but worse still they were in an out of their rooms every 5 minutes banging their doors as they did so. Unfortunately I was next to fire escape which was their refuge for smoking. In short never again.
4. Silver Eel B&B
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
The Silver Eel Bar, Restaurant & En-suite Accommodation in a family ran business. We are four miles outside Strokestown, Co. Roscommon on Drumsna road. We are situated on the banks of Grange Lough. We have five beautiful rooms, all en-suite with full Irish Breakfast.
Roscommons Best Kept Secret!!
Reviewed By Louis MI stayed in the silver Eel in Roscommon overnight. The room was outstanding. Far better than some 4 star hotels I've stayed in. The breakfast was freshly cooked to order and the quality was sublime! The staff in the bar were unbelievably friendly and efficient and the ladies serving breakfast were so friendly, nothing was a problem. I'm kind of hesitant to recommend as if it gets too busy I might not get a booking on my next visit! ? Can't wait to go back. Well done Silver Eel!! 10 out of 10.
5. Westgate House B&B
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Located at the gates of the famous 18th Century mansion Strokestown Park House, Irish National Famine Museum in the pitureesque town of Strokestown conveniently located on the N5 National primary route Dublin to Westport . Just 90 minutes from Dublin and 50 minutes from Knock Airport. It is situated within walking distance of pubs with live / traditional music, restaurants and nice shops. Notable features of Strokestown include the second widest street in Ireland, widest being upper O'Connell Street, and the Strokestown Park House, an 18th-century mansion with the longest herbaceous border in Ireland. Full Irish Breakfast At StrokestownTake advantage of the many activities and local attractions on offer in Strokestown and surrounding areas, including golfing, walking routes, stunning scenery, lakes, fishing and cycling. Westgate House is right in the heart of the Upper Shannon and Erne Waterways. With in a 7 mile radius of Strokestown there are 65 lakes. Experience a truly Irish welcome while staying in our home. Personal attention is given to each and every guest by your hosts Marilyn and Gerry to ensure an enjoyable and memorable stay. Packed lunches are also available for fishermen and walkers. We offer advice to help you plan your sightseeing trips with maps and brochures. Double Bedroom In Strokestown You will enjoy traditional music and dance in the local pubs and the local people will always make you feel welcome. We can also arrange transport for you if you wish to travel to one of the many Festivals & Entertainment events in Carrick On Shannon, Roscommon, Leitrim. Strokestown is known throughout Ireland for its rich celtic heritage and fine traditional music.
What a great place to stay for Trad Music Festival
Reviewed By marymiomHad wonderful stay at this B&B for Feile Strokestown, The host could not do enough, even offered us tea and sandwiches on arrival. The Breakfast was served at the time I wanted, what amazing service. Could not ask for more. Its the place to stay in Strokestown
6. Jacksons Restaurant & Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 50 reviews
Jackson's Restaurant & Guest House, has been one of the most popular restaurant since it opened in 2006. The Restaurant and Guest House is privately owned by Jasim Uddin and run by General Manager Dinesh Narain . Our Guest House is located in the heart of Roscommon Town - the gateway to the West of Ireland and County Roscommon's idyllic Lakelands. We are situated on the Market Square Roscommon Town and we are just a 5 minute walk from Roscommon Castle and Loughnaneane Park.
Only if you’re desperate
Reviewed By 118annemarienWhen we arrived, we were allowed to check in early to one of our rooms and we did because we thought we could leave our bags there. When we went into the room, it was obvious that it hadn’t been cleaned yet. The bed was unmade and there were empty water bottles lying around. The bathroom hadn’t been cleaned yet either. We handed back the key and informed staff of the situation. We checked in again later in the day, and later on that night when we returned to our rooms, I noticed in my room that the bathroom filled with the stench of sewage whenever the toilet was flushed, the bulb in the bedside lamp was blown, there was no toilet paper in the dispenser, the tiles in the shower were mouldy, and there were no hangers in the wardrobe. The duvet did not have a cover on it. As the restaurant and front desk were closed by the time we discovered these problems, there was no-one around to fix them. I would only recommend this place if you’re absolutely desperate.
7. Linsfort Guest House B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 45 reviews
Hospitality at its very best
Reviewed By Sheila RVisit Linsfort and there is no room for disappointment. 5* service from the moment we arrived. The rooms with en suite are spotless and extremely comfortable, with complimentary tea coffee and toiletries. Beautiful soft fluffy towels too. Breakfast was to order ,bacon sausage egg beans tomatoes black and white pudding ,was all locally sourced . Tea coffee , cereal juice was all available. Our host had a wealth of local knowledge and leaflets for attractions,restuarants and taxis etc are available to peruse. This B & B is located in the middle of town so all shops pubs and resturants are within walking distance. We will be visiting again and staying here without a doubt.
8. Abbey House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Great value for money...
Reviewed By Tom BI've just stayed in a small cottage here. Absolutely brilliant. Ideal for walkers hiikers and cyclists. Small kitchen bathroom and two bedrooms. Four hundred yards from the town and the Boyle is in the vvery ample garden... John is a very good host by virtue of the fact that he leaves you alone , unless you call on him ...
9. The Townhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Hidden gem and dog friendly too. What more could you ask for. Highly recommended.
Reviewed By freakoruniqueWe were on a family trip with our dog Boris. We were made very welcome from start to finish, especially our dog Boris who can be very nervous. The Townhouse is beautiful and has lovely wee touches throughout. This is a family run bed and breakfast and owners are obviously very creative. Rooms spacious, warm, clean and comfortable. Bed very comfortable and shower luxurious. Breakfast was excellent, good selection of food and the fry was delicious. A special vegetarian fry was made for me (thank you). Afternoon tea available on some days during the week but unfortunately we did not get to sample this as we were on a flying visit. The garden looked lovely but unfortunately it was pouring. We did not get to look around the local area due to the weather and limited time. We bought some crafts at the B&B, these were excellent and very reasonably priced. I could not recommend this place highly enough. Thank you for a delightful stay Kathleen, Liam and Kathleen's sister (sorry I have forgotten your name). If we are ever in the area again, we will definitely stay again.
10. Cesh Corran
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
This town house; a winner of the Failte Ireland awards; 5 minutes drive to Lough Key Forest Park. Carrick-on-Shannon 10 mins. Sligo 30 mins. Knock airport 40 mins. Coeliac & vegetarian diets. Hairdryer in rooms, cot, high chair available fishing and shooting guide on request. Bait fridge for guest use. Boat/bike hire arranged. Golf, water sports, hill walking, gymnasium, traditional music, tennis courts nearby. Private parking, garage for bikers.
Do not go there.....................
Reviewed By geraldine946Very sad that this lady is still running a B&B. She is typical old school marm, who had little or no patience for the kids that were in our group, We were a group of three families, I'm sure she will remember us well. She was very upset when I would not pay for a guest who could not be there. The place is full of old world charm but very little else. The beds were awful and the dust around the house was so bad my sisters asthma played up really badly whilst there. We did not want to return but were left with little options we just walked the town rather than go back to the b&b. The breakfast came from lidl and was really awful, so bad that I just had the scrambled eggs thinking she could not get that wrong. She actually asked my cousin when he asked for a full Irish, would he be able to finish it all., as if 'dont waste food' the kids who asked for what they fancied where told that was a peculiar choice with a very distasteful look,. like pancakes and bacon is odd???? the choice of cereal was awful, the fruit was out of tins. the atmosphere was a bit like something out of 'What happened to Baby Jane' No toiletries in the bathrooms which were cramped and not the cleanest and the beds were so bad I did not sleep a wink. There were soft toys all over the landing which were creepy to say the least. The kids beds fell apart without much effort of them turning around in them. I had rung on the way down to say we had one guest who could not be there and asked for a double room, she said she had not got one, yet my cousin got one when he rang straight after me. She was pretty pissed off when I did not pay her for the third guest in my room as she had already got the money for an extra night as my sister could not stay the two nights. Overall this woman needs to retire from the hospitality business as she does not understand the meaning of hospitality, she kept walking in to our rooms talking to us. we felt we were in her house not in a B& B, she spent most of the time gossiping to her very few guests, She also told us not to book through booking.com as she lost out and she would give us a better rate, Hmmmmm. less than a tenner off. I would avoid at all costs and would love if she were to reply to me and tell me different to what I have just written.
