TOP
en :
  • EUR
  • Language
  • Login
  • My Shortlist (0)
  • My Cart (0)
 

How to choose the right B&B for you

Irish Bed and Breakfast properties are a fantastic accommodation option when travelling to and around Ireland.  With welcoming hosts, comfortable bedrooms, delicious food and home from home comforts, B&Bs are the perfect base for exploring the Emerald Isle.  Whether you are booking a holiday to Ireland or taking an Irish staycation break this summer, B&Bs are the perfect choice of accommodation for everyone. With 100s of Bed and Breakfasts across Ireland to choose from,  you really will be spoiled for choice! 

Location, Location, Location

There are B&Bs located in every county of Ireland so the first step is to think about where you would like to be based.  There are five main regions in Ireland, all offering something unique and different: County Dublin, The Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland’s Ancient East, Northern Ireland and Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands.  There is an abundance of B&B properties located in all five regions, with friendly hosts waiting to welcome you to the area, tell you about all the hidden gems to be discovered and help you to plan your itinerary during your stay.

Types of B&Bs

There are so many different  types of B&Bs in Ireland located in town, city, country and farm locations.  No matter what your interest, there is a B&B to suit everyone.  Farmstay B&Bs are the perfect option for those looking to experience a traditional farm life surrounded by nature and animals.  Walkers Welcome B&Bs specialise in welcoming visitors with a keen interest in walking and hiking, while Pet Friendly B&Bs welcome those who want to bring their beloved pets with them.  There are also B&Bs that cater specially for adventure seekers and food lovers.  You can book single, twin, triple or family rooms, meaning solo travellers, couples, groups and families are all catered for.

Attractions

B&Bs are located close to all of the best attractions in Ireland, making them the perfect base for exploring all that Ireland has to offer.  Bed & Breakfasts are near to all of Ireland’s stunning sights such as famous Kilkenny Castle in Kilkenny City, the breath-taking Sliabh Liag in County Donegal or Mizen Head in County Cork.  They are also located close to beautiful beaches, waterfalls, walking and cycling trails, as well as historical sights.  By staying in an Irish B&B, you are guaranteed to see all the best of what Ireland has to offer and to create memories to last a lifetime.

Find the right B&B for you

Posted: 27 Jul 2021 by Claire Regan | with 0 comments

Tags: B&B Experience

Related posts

Comments
Blog post currently doesn't have any comments.
Subscribe
 Security code

>>Return to Blog Homepage

B&B Ireland - Bronze Winner of the Littlewoods Ireland Blog Awards 2016

Categories


Post Archive

April 2024(1)
March 2024(2)
February(2)
January 2024(2)
November 2023(2)
September 2023(2)
August 2023(2)
July 2023(2)
June 2023(1)
May 2023(2)
April 2023(2)
March 2023(2)
February 2023(1)
January 2022(1)
December 2022(2)
November 2022(2)
October 2022(1)
September 2022(2)
August 2022(2)
July 2022(2)
June 2022(2)
May 2022(2)
April 2022(2)
March 2022(2)
February 2022(2)
January 2022(1)
December 2021(1)
November 2021(1)
October 2021(1)
September 2021(2)
August 2021(1)
July 2021(2)
June 2021(2)
May 2021(2)
April 2021(2)
March 2021(3)
February 2021(2)
January 2021(2)
December 2020(2)
November 2020(4)
October 2020(2)
September 2020(2)
August 2020(0)
July 2020(2)
June 2020(5)
May 2020(2)
April 2020(2)
March 2020(1)
February 2020(2)
January 2020(2)
December 2019(1)
November 2019(3)
October 2019(4)
September 2019(1)
August 2019(2)
July 2019(3)
June 2019(3)
May 2019(3)
April 2019(3)
March 2019(2)
February 2019(2)
January 2019(4)
December 2018(1)
November 2018(2)
October 2018(2)
September 2018(2)
August 2018(3)
July 2018(2)
June 2018(1)
May 2018(1)
April 2018(1)
March 2018(3)
February 2018(1)
January 2018(3)
December 2017(2)
November 2017(2)
October 2017(2)
September 2017(3)
August 2017(2)
July 2017(1)
June 2017(1)
May 2017(3)
April 2017(2)
March 2017(2)
February 2017(1)
January 2017(2)
December 2016(2)
November 2016(1)
October 2016(3)
September 2016(1)
August 2016(3)
July 2016(5)
June 2016(4)
May 2016(4)
April 2016(2)
March 2016(3)
February 2016(4)
January 2016(4)
December 2015(1)
November 2015(4)
October 2015(3)
September 2015(5)
August 2015(1)
July 2015(3)
June 2015(5)
May 2015(5)
April 2015(6)
March 2015(9)
February 2015(8)
January 2015(6)
December 2014(13)
November 2014(8)
October 2014(11)
September 2014(14)
August 2014(18)
July 2014(11)
June 2014(18)
May 2014(24)
April 2014(19)
March 2014(15)
February 2014(6)
November 2013(1)
October 2013(2)
September 2013(5)
August 2013(4)
July 2013(2)
June 2013(4)
May 2013(3)
April 2013(2)
March 2013(5)
February 2013(3)
January 2013(1)

Search Blog Posts


RSS Feed

BBIreland Blog postsRSS