The Yellow Rose B&B

For us talking to steve totally made this b&b for us. We could've talked to him for hours, as his stories were so interesting and he was so nice, as was his family! Be careful if you are there and want to go out for dinner, as we drove around 40 min and to 3 different towns to find a single place to eat. Beautiful area though!

Enjoyed our stay in Belderig on The Wild Atlantic Way. Spent 2 nights. Eileen and Steve are great hosts. Truly an out of the way country experience. Cute harbor and “swimming pool”. Lots of cliffs and nearby hikes. A unique ancient farm site just around the corner (free) )is quite interesting. Signage is in Irish, maybe Eileen has a translation. Beds are on the hard side though. Everything else “Perfect”.

This place is in the middle of nowhere. No towns, no restaurants, no facilities of any kind that we saw. We were in the area to see Downpatrick Head (so worth the drive, highly recommend!!!). However, I did not enjoy my stay at the Yellow Rose. Don't get me wrong, Eileen and Steve are great people, and great hosts. The beds however, were like sleeping on ply wood. I kid you not. The bedding was lacking also. If you book with them, they will e-mail you telling you that they will prepare a meal for you the evening before and offer you options. This meal was a good one of cube steak, fried potatoes (chips) and a veggie. Be prepared in the morning to receive a 20 Euro per person bill for this meal. Steve did educate us on how the radiator system worked in Ireland, which we found very interesting.

Wonderful! Amazing hospitality and great location and views. Definitely one of the better B&Bs.

We were hoping to come to Ireland for the first time and learn and interact with some of the hosts... what a wonderful place to do this. Loved the visit and hospitality, and you could really tell they enjoyed having guests which made it feel so warmly. Bed was a little uncomfortable, but warm shower, good meal, and the company made this stay wonderful. Thank you again!