Springview House

Eileen was the ultimate hostess with freshly baked scones and cake waiting for us. She went out of her way to get gluten free sausage for me for breakfast. Springview is a lovely old farmhouse with a very comfy bed!

This was the best of the best. Eileen was an exemplary host. It was like we had known each other for years. She instantly realized that I had a problem with stairs and she changes our rooms to first floor. Her husband Mike came and and sat with us and we hit it off well. My best friend had never been to Ireland and he was blown away by the warmth and kindness shown by Eileen and her lovely property

Best friends since high school Patti and set out on our drive through Ireland with our first stop for a night with Eileen at Springview House. What a beautiful home and beautiful person in Eileen! You could tell she loved what she does! I remarked to Patti how she must have been the best mom ever to grow up with! The rooms were so lovely and cozy...with heated sheets to boot! Eileen gave us fantastic tips and great insights for our Ireland journey! So happy we took her advice to drive the Wild Atlantic Way which was stunning! We couldn't have started our adventure in a more perfect way! And that breakfast!!! Over the top fantastic! Thank you, Eileen, for a wonderful stay!

Our stay at Springview House was entirely delightful. We really enjoyed the house and the location. As it turned out, the day that we were to arrive, Eileen was called away to care for a family member. Her husband and son Mike stood in for her, and we were treated splendidly! We were welcomed with two slices of one of her excellent apple pie and tea upon arrival, and had a lovely chat with her husband. The next morning her son cooked us a wonderful Irish breakfast! We stayed two days, and enjoyed the comings and going‘s of other guests, but especially our interactions with her family members. Eileen spoke to us on the phone before we left, saying how sorry she was she’d been unable to meet us. We hope to visit again sometime and look forward to the opportunity to meet her, but we were really very pleased with her husband and son as our hosts. We also enjoyed the farm and watching the cows move around at different times of the day. It was great to get a farmer’s view of current events and how world economies are affecting the Irish dairy market. As Americans, we’re very aware of the effect that commerce between the US and Ireland has for families in Ireland. It was a great opportunity to learn more.

Our group of four was delighted to spend September 7,8 and 9, 2019 at Springview Farm. There was much to be delighted about- from the very warm greeting from Eileen, the luxurious accommodations, serene setting of the working farm to the ease with which we spent days wandering near and far, the days were wonderful. We enjoyed meeting other visitors over excellent breakfasts and late evening living room chats. Those breakfasts certainly fortified us well in order to visit such historic sites as Rock of Cashel, Glendalough and St. Kevin's Monastic site; a full day in Kilkenney, and a thrilling nighttime drive through the Wicklow Mountains (no! we advise you to do this during the day!) and all the charming small towns- Avoca for you "Ballykissangel" fans in easy days' drives. The history and views were grand. What will always remain with us all will be the smile, advice and discussions with Eileen. Thank you, Eileen and to her family who share her with the lucky travelers who stay at Springview Farm. Slainte, Jim and Linda Kopf; Amy and David Finnegan