Bed and Breakfast Ireland is an indispensable guide to making your visit a memorable one. Ireland offers a friendly welcome to all who visit, and what better way to experience Ireland than to stay in one of its wonderful farmhouse or guest house accommodations? Newly updated, this clear guide covers the entire island - including both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland - and presents over 400 of its best overnight stay accommodations.

Typical Irish tourist overnight accommodation is noted for its warmth and hospitable welcome. Who could forget the world-famous landscape in which they are usually set? The entries in this guide are not bound by any commercial interest: criteria for inclusion include warmth of welcome and cleanliness of property. Chosen for their charm and hospitality, as well as for comfort and location, every establishment has been personally visited by the authors, well-respected experts in the tourism industry. Their travels took them to all corners of this enchanting country. Each entry contains a detailed description of the establishment as well as essential information about prices, meals, rooms, and other amenities. This revised edition also includes a number of new finds worth visiting, the best B&Bs Ireland has to offer.

Complete with maps, drawings and a helpful index, this is the only guide you'll need for an unforgettable stay on the Emerald Isle. However you spell it, B + B = Good Times in Ireland, whatever your budget.

What type of 'B&B' is right for you?
This elegant Georgian farmhouse, part of a 48-hectare dairy farm, is set in idyllic surroundings with a clear view of Wexford harbour.
A- H- stands in its own grounds in an elevated peaceful location with lovely views, yet its only a three-minute walk to the town centre.
K-, which means 'hill on top', is an immaculate family home in a private location off the main road... a popular venue... many guests return often for her special hospitality... the warm and welcoming atmosphere.
This charming, Virginia creeper-covered old manor house dates from the 1600s... stands in beautiful grounds.
Built in 1921, this brick and stucco house stands in its own grounds, with an extensive rear walled garden.
a delightful, family-run guest house where traditional hospitality... courteous personal attention are assured.
followed by one of our favourites -
Breakfasts only are served, but there are lots of good pubs and restaurants nearby.

Don't take our word for it - the profile of the book goes from strength to strength.

Entries range from simple houses to 'several properties in the luxury bracket. The authors have included a list of their favourite B&B's; a selection of 20 establishments covering the whole of the country from Cregg Castle in Co. Galway to Ballymagarry House in Co. Antrim to Creacon Lodge in Co. Wexford. You can choose from farmhouses, country mansions, Georgian townhouses, elegant seaside villas, or modern bungalows, safe in the knowledge that this guide is completely independent and doesn't contain any advertising - all the entries have been hand-picked. So whether you're planning a short Easter break, the family Summer holiday or a business trip, (this book) offers an alternative to the high prices and impersonality so often found in hotels.'
The Times