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What a great way to start a vacation. John and Helen were wonderful hosts. Their house was very nice. Rooms were nice. The flowers around the house were magnificent. Such a variety of trees, shrubs and plants. Breakfast was great. Their recommendation to go to...More
I was only a few days into my tour round Ireland, cycling and camping, when I hit a snag - not many camp sites round here. I decided to try and get a B&B instead but everywhere seemed to be full. When I stopped at...More
We were looking for a place just to spend the night, so we didn't want to spend a lot of money. But what we found was so sweet and nice that we didn't even go out but spent the time in their beautiful garden.
Though...More
Thank Umoela
Response from John F, Owner at Glencairn Bed and BreakfastResponded 5 days ago
Thanks Uschi for the great review - it helps a lot! Yes, the room is small and that is what we tell people before they book - think ships cabin! Come and visit again with Dorothy, we enjoyed having you!
Warm regards,
John and Helen
A beautiful house in a nearby unbeatable. The best hosts, very friendly and helpful. The lovely John and Helen that made us stay excellent. Helen always recommended beautiful places to visit. The breakfast was delicious. Highly recommended! (The family from Spain: AgustÃn, Conchi, Albert, MarÃa...More
Thank mariadelosantos
Response from John F, Owner at Glencairn Bed and BreakfastResponded 6 days ago
Hello AgustÃn, Conchi, Albert, MarÃa and Paula,
Thanks so much for the lovely review, we are glad you enjoyed being with us. We certainly enjoyed having you!
Kind regards,
John and Helen
We stayed two nights in Cork with John and Helen, who were fantastic hosts and generous with advice about what we should see for the remainder of our trip. Our room was spacious and there was a common area to sit and plan the trip...More
Thank Dave G
Response from John F, Owner at Glencairn Bed and BreakfastResponded 5 days ago
Thanks Dave, glad you enjoyed your visit.
Kind regards,
John and Helen
Response from wauseon1 | Property representative |
Hello
Thank you for contacting us.
I am sorry but we have no availability for your time period.
Try the following:
Acorn Lodge and Coach Hill House.
Both are on the south side of Cork City with easy access to the... More
Hello
Thank you for contacting us.
I am sorry but we have no availability for your time period.
Try the following:
Acorn Lodge and Coach Hill House.
Both are on the south side of Cork City with easy access to the major road networks.
You might also try Fernroyd House near the University and about 15 minutes walk from the city center. It is currently number one on Trip Advisor for Cork B&B's. If you go there try to see the mosaic floor and stained glass windows in the Honan Chapel and the Ogham Stones in the corridor of the original University Quad Buildings, both within the campus and within walking distance of Fernroyd House.
Have a look on Google at the Drombeg Stone Circle near Glandore, Co. Cork, the Bee Hive Huts on Slea Head on the Dingle Penisula and Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetary near Sligo Town in Co. Sligo. If your travels take you near them they are well worth seeing.
Enjoy your holiday!
Kind regards,
John and Helen
Response from wauseon1 | Property representative |
Hello Allison,
Thank you for contacting us.
I am sorry but we have no availability for your time period.
Try the following:
Acorn Lodge, phone +353 21 4364421;
Coach Hill House, phone +353 21 4893679.
Both are on... More
Hello Allison,
Thank you for contacting us.
I am sorry but we have no availability for your time period.
Try the following:
Acorn Lodge, phone +353 21 4364421;
Coach Hill House, phone +353 21 4893679.
Both are on the south side of Cork City with easy access to the major road networks.
You might also try Fernroyd House near the University. It is currently number one on Trip Advisor for Cork B&B's. If you go there try to see the mosaic floor and stained glass windows in the Honan Chapel and the Ogham Stones in the corridor of the original University Quad Buildings, both within the campus and within walking distance of Fernroyd House.
Have a look on Google at the Drombeg Stone Circle near Glandore, Co. Cork, the Bee Hive Huts on Slea Head on the Dingle Penisula and Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetary near Sligo Town in Co. Sligo. If your travels take you near them they are well worth seeing.
Enjoy your holiday!
Kind regards,
John and Helen
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