Tir Na Nog B&B

Lovely location. Quiet & peaceful. Not too far out of town. Easy return drive from cashel, where we had a lovely dinner at Chez Hans. Hosts are very friendly, outgoing & helpful. Good eggs & bacon… the addition of some homemade bread or scones would be a great addition to ordinary cereals. There is also a local pub for an after dinner drink right next door (safe walking— and you won’t hear any noise!)

Bed too small—It is truly a “double” bed. Maybe this is on me for not first writing and requesting clarification as to mattress size— but this was the only time we encountered such a small bed in our entire trip. Mattress itself was comfortable… but if you are accustomed to sleeping in a queen or king bed, then this size bed will be a problem. Particularly if you are older, have aches & pains, have mobility issues, are two friends traveling, or simply like your space while sleeping… you will not wake up refreshed. 😔 Maybe the property has other rooms w/ bigger beds… but we arrived about 5 pm and this was the only room available. Also, would have liked a small fan — it’s a cheap thing to add to the offering and makes a TON of difference to a good night’s sleep when it is warm

Tea and biscuits on arrival. Breakfast was fabulous and both hosts were lovely and friendly. Location was very close to Cashel which is a really nice town.

Tommy served a sumptious full Irish breakfast. He , his wife and his staff are enthusiastic and kind. The premises are impeccably clean and full range of amenities were present.

I would not change a thing.

such a warm welcome from all. felt at home within seconds!!!!

Beautiful country setting in a quiet location. Close enough to Cashel that it’s just a short ten minute drive to get to restaurants and the Rock of Cashel. Very friendly hosts.

Joan and Tommy were very gracious and entertaining hosts.

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The setting was beautiful, the beds were exceptionally comfortable, breakfast was delicious. Our host, Tommy was the best, he was friendly and gave us terrific advice and recommended driving to several quaint little towns. We visited the Cahir Castle in Co. Tipperary - it was great. On the way to Kinsale he recommended stopping at the Vee Pass in the Knockmealdown Mountains in Cloghee, Tipperary. It was breathtaking and pink Rhododendron were in bloom everywhere! 😊👌 Brenda and Andy from the Boston area.

We were greeted warmly by our host. It’s a beautiful location, the room was great, and the breakfast was delicious.

Very friendly with a lovely breakfast, but a little further than we would have liked

Very noisy fan in the toilet/shower room