We
were lucky enough to stay in a friend's apartment whilst we were in
Dublin, so we didn't get to experience any accommodation in the Dublin
area. In general though, if money is no option, you'll want to stay
in the city centre or in the areas just South of the centre. North
of the river will have mainly cheaper accommodation, as it's more
of a blue collar area, though there are still a couple of upmarket
hotels there. Expect Dublin accommodation prices to be much higher
than the rest of the country.
COUNTY
CLARE - DOOLIN
Glasha
Meadows bed
and breakfast
A tiny
coastal town known for it's traditional music, Doolin is a fantastic
place to stay, and Glasha Meadows, overlooking green grazing fields
and the sea, is a great B&B to choose there. A builder by trade,
Martin McDonaugh has turned his lovely home into a very comfortable
B&B, with huge guest rooms, cozy living room, and bright dining
room. Along with his wife, Marian, they provide a large menu of breakfast
options and great hospitality. Only 4km from Cliffs of Moher and a
short walk or drive to the town and local pubs. 065-707-4443 $$
COUNTY
CORK - FARRAN
The
White Lodge bed
and breakfast
Whether visiting much loved Cork city or touring around the lovely
county, The White Lodge in Farran is a perfect base, on the outskirts
of Cork city in the cozy family home of Lillian and Oliver O'Callaghan.
Surrounded by lawns and flower-filled gardens, the home has a large
den and a beautiful breakfast room, where the O'Callaghans serve up
old-fashioned hot porridge, a full Irish Breakfast, and good conversation.
Only 15 minutes drive from Cork City right off the N22 highway, and
2 minutes walk from a great pub/restaurant. 021-733-1090 $$
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