Summergrove House

t's a wonderful old Irish house. When I arrived I was given a cup of tea and a Guinness. James, the landlord and current owner, runs this large house and grounds completely on his own! The house is very stylishly furnished, with lots of beautiful details. I was overwhelmed! Breakfast is freshly prepared. There is a good selection, Irish breakfast, fresh bread, cereals, yogurt, fruit, jams made by James himself. It was incredibly relaxing there. There is a very good selection of cooking and interior design books. I spent half the night leafing through books. It's a shame I was only there for one night.

Great hospitality. An amazing old house, beautifully furnished.

The house is absolutely beautiful and James was a very kind, helpful and interesting host!.Will definitely be back some day. The grounds are so serene and tranquil. The breakfast is so delicious. And my room was just so gorgeous and I slept like a log in the very luxurious four poster bed! Thanks for everything 😊

Beautiful

Very clean. Amazing breakfast

James has been an exceptional host. The house and accommodation are so well taken care of, with lots of details (fresh flowers and water), and had everything we needed. We will definitely come back ! Besides, we got to sleep in the bed that once belonged to Thomas Lefroy (for the ones who do not know, he was the person from whom Jane Austen got inspired when inventing Mr Darcy in her famous Pride and Prejudice). Definitely felt like being in her novel, staying at this beautiful property ! I'd like to mention that James (host) made our stay at Summergrove House unforgettable. From the welcome drink to the restaurant reservation to the nice breakfast in the morning (see picture) to our lovely conversations in the drawing room in front of the fireplace, we felt spoiled and at ease in this peaceful and quiet estate. We look forward to visiting Summergrove House again. Lodovico

Excellent host. Beautiful property.

Somewhere very different with a lot of interesting information about its history

Lack of lights at night to guide you to the door