It was a freezing cold night and the owner wasn't expecting anyone, as we just found the place and called in on spec. She was a lovely lady. Another girl showed us to our room, which was really basic but seemed clean enough, what one would expect in an older farmhouse. Our only problem was that the room was absolutely... More

All the other reviewers are right in there own way; It depends on what you are looking for. The house was old but so full of character that you just wish you could explore every room. And although the attitude was that these are the accommodations we have, take them or leave them, Suzanne was very helpful in making sure... More

The farmhouse is worn and shabby. The smell of "old" greets you as you enter. We would have tried to book elsewhere after our arrival if we could have done so. My sister and I shared a twin ensuite. I had reserved a double ensuite for my son. Turns out there was no bath in his bedroom. He had to... More

We had to change a booking last minute because the original B&B for this particular night informed us upon arrival that they, as of the day before, couldn't accept bookings from B&B Ireland any longer. We found Fernhill Farm and booked over the phone. Susanne, not sure of the spelling, was going to be taking her mother to the doctor... More

We really can’t praise enough for the attention they gave us, and they went to considerable effort to make our stay as pleasant as possible. Our experiences at that guesthouse have left us with very pleasant memories of our visit to Ireland. The hosts have contributed to the very positive image of the area. We had a great Irish breakfast... More

One of the highlights of our three week vacation in Ireland last month was the two days we stayed at Fernhill Farm B & B. Our hostess, Suzanne, was so charming and assisted us in making reservations for a ferry to the Cliff of Moher and the Aran Islands. She took time to chat, recommend restaurants and activities and tell... More

This B&B was a basic place, with a nice setting in the middle of fields. We needed a place, dropped in, were told there was room, and it would be 35 euro per person. Not the least expensive place we stayed, and the breakfast wasn't a full Irish, but was tasty and pleasant. A young American woman staying there was... More

Booked this at the last minute without knowing what it was like... oh lord do i not wish i had ! As previous reviewers said it would have been fine in the early 80s. The lady herself i thought friendly at least she seemed to be to us and did actually go to trouble by taking us to the ferry,... More

Very dirty place with a strange and confused lady at the reception that didn't remember my booking and gave to me the worst room I've ever been in! As I said the room was very old, dusty and dirty (with stains of an unknown thing everywhere, in the moquette, in the bed, in the pillows and in the blankets)...and all... More